Colorado Nursing Home Administrators (NHA) Practice Exam

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What does the pharmaceutical advisory committee do?

  1. Formulation of broad professional policies and procedures relating to pharmaceutical services in the facility

  2. Supervising and controlling medication administration

  3. Monitoring the financial aspects of pharmaceutical services

  4. Requisitioning and storing drugs

The correct answer is: Formulation of broad professional policies and procedures relating to pharmaceutical services in the facility

The pharmaceutical advisory committee is responsible for the formulation of broad professional policies and procedures relating to pharmaceutical services in the facility. This involves advising on matters related to the selection, procurement, distribution, administration, and use of medications within the nursing home. The committee plays a crucial role in ensuring that pharmaceutical services in the facility are in line with best practices, regulations, and patient safety standards. Option B is incorrect because supervising and controlling medication administration is typically the responsibility of nursing staff and healthcare providers under the guidance of pharmacists or pharmaceutical policies. Option C is incorrect as monitoring the financial aspects of pharmaceutical services would typically fall under the purview of the facility's financial department or administration and not the pharmaceutical advisory committee. Option D is also incorrect as requisitioning and storing drugs are operational tasks generally carried out by the pharmacy department or personnel designated for these responsibilities, rather than by a committee responsible for formulating policies and procedures.