Quiz: Managing Medications as a Caregiver

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1. Q1.According to the article, what is one way to reduce the number of pharmacy trips?

   ASkip doses to make medicine last longerBAsk the doctor about a larger prescription supply or ask if the pharmacy deliversCBuy medicine online without a prescriptionDSwitch pharmacies every week

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2. Q2.Why does the article recommend keeping one written medicine list?

   AIt is required by lawBIt helps prevent confusion, especially with more than one person involved in careCIt replaces the need for a pharmacistDIt is only useful for insurance purposes

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3. Q3.According to the article, who should decide on medicine dosing and timing?

   AThe caregiver, based on their own judgmentBThe doctor or pharmacist, through their specific instructionsCWhoever is available at the timeDThe article recommends guessing if unsure

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4. Q4.Is picking up medicines considered a form of caregiving in this article?

   ANo, it's just an errand and doesn't countBYes, it's described as meaningful caregiving supportCNo, only clinical tasks count as caregivingDYes, but only if done by a nurse

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