PEBC Pharmacist OSCE OTC Scenario

[@ACraftsToday]

Great counseling! If a pharmacy has a room or a space that insures privacy and opportunity to engage in this conversation its amazing! Not the case in majority central european pharmacies. You simply don't have the time.

[@yanxia3948]

Thanks. Pharmacist did a good job! Very professional.

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[@nikooahmadi3427]

Wow i would freeze. She's so professional ☹

[@MatildaTheBurrito]

People in the comments being like, “too many questions”, we have to ask them to get the points. There’s basic questions we must ask to get a general understanding and make sure we haven’t missed anything.

[@sammysh.2169]

And they can visit their Doctor tomorrow, as "wait and watch" period is allowed for 2days in this age

[@TwoLargePizzas]

I haven't seen a pharmacist talked to a patient that long about any kinds of drugs. The consults usually last less than 2 minutes.

[@louiethemouseful]

+TwoLargePizzas This is in an ideal situation

[@funkystuff7219]

yeh , they exaggerate the fuck out of these

[@XiRawTalksiX]

Should we only choose one option? Refer or sell? The pharmacist referred the child to the doctor and also recommended a product to sell?

[@yanxia3948]

one thing I'd like to add is that it might be better if pharmacist could tell patient what exactly 7.5ml is, say one and half teaspoonful may more easy to understand from patient point of view?

[@ACraftsToday]

It is a normal practise.

[@zeke1145]

She will be using a syringe for dose measuring

[@mohamedabdullah4534]

Normally we measure the liquid dosage with a syringe especially for children

[@hasanqarni9224]

But syringe requires a prescription here bro

[@learngl]

She did a good job, and a good presentation, but I hope she is not a pharmacist. ( I bet on it) Therefore, learn how to pass the exam is the most important. Great video, thanks a million.

[@sofosstudent]

Why is it that Canadian pharmacist have to check the reference each time ??

[@anniepham3750]

thank you for sharing by the way, may i ask that could PEBC accept any university to apply to "Document Evaluation"?

[@Imanfareed1234]

All those questions to end up with paracetamol and send to doctor

[@helaalabbas9960]

well done and very professinal Ideal pharmacist, but in Reality does Pharmacist has time to go over all these necessary and unnecessary Q. and follow up ??? plus as far as I know, Flovent is for age 12 and up. the child's age is 5 years old.

[@ivankuri2773]

Amazing 😍😀

[@mohammedjamshi368]

Hi sir I am a Pharmacist working in Dubai hospital pharmacy from India vth Diploma in pharmacy D. Pharma 2 yr, 4 yr Bachelor in Pharmacy 1.am I eligible to write NAPLEX 2 what should I do to work there Pls reply

[@Agentzero200077]

Which calculations we have to focus on?and was there lots in the exams?

[@amros.8607]

OMG, thats so compliicated. idk what to do and what to study, guys are suggesting 3k pages materials. wt* do peeps really study all this...?

[@abccba9483]

Brilliant

[@jantzselk3662]

A lot of useless questions and not enough probing into the actual problem (is the child very irritable or in moderate-severe discomfort?). Additionally, the child was 5 years old and is a great candidate for "watchful waiting" because the ear ache/infection is most likely viral and NOT bacterial. Since the fever was only 1 day in, It would have been better for the pharmacist to recommend taking the Tylenol for 1-2 more days before suggesting an MD visit.

[@jaspreetsidhu5708]

Not really, there are two red flags in this scenario. The first one being the high fever (39), references say 40 but you'll never be docked marks for suggesting that they go see a physician, the second being ear pain (indicative of a possible ear infection), and the child is slightly irritable (another referral). Watch and wait would be appropriate if the fever was mild 37.5-38.5, no irritability, no LOC, child is not reporting stiff neck etc, child is maintaining proper fluids, no vomit etc. At that point monitor for a period of 24 hours (if the fever is unresponsive then at that point go to emerg or doctor), if it's responding and the child is getting better but it's 48 hours and still no major changes then go see the GP.

[@yashgautam6013]

she is so smooth 🙄🙄

[@TheCoadyp]

christ lol

[@arunvup3866]

Holy, you need to stop talking so much.

[@AhmedKadryAlHajrasydr]

Too much questions

[@annatar6453]

Does he go to school? What a dumb question lol

[@sofosstudent]

Too many bs questuons