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BPS BPS-Pharmacotherapy Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Weight | Objectives |
|---|---|---|
| Topic 1: Healthcare Systems and Population Health | 10% | - Population-based pharmacotherapy - Healthcare delivery models - Medication safety and quality improvement - Regulatory and economic considerations |
| Topic 2: Application of Evidence to Practice and Education | 25% | - Clinical research and guideline development - Literature evaluation and biostatistics - Patient education and counseling - Drug information and communication |
| Topic 3: Patient-Centered Pharmacotherapy | 65% | - Pathophysiology and clinical presentation - Therapeutic guidelines and evidence-based treatment - Adverse drug reactions and interactions - Drug selection, dosing, and monitoring - Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics |
BPS Pharmacotherapy (Part1 and Part2) Sample Questions:
A hospital requests a policy and procedure document for the monitoring and reporting of significant adverse drug reactions. Which agency requires a policy for the reporting of adverse drug reactions by hospitals?
- A. Institute for Safe medication Practices
- B. Food and Drug Administration
- C. Joint Commission
- D. National Committee for Quality Assurance
A 47-year-old patient with cirrhosis, ascites, and acute renal failure presents to the emergency department. A peritoneal tap reveals spontaneous bacterial peritonitis (neutrophils = 789 in the ascitic fluid). Medical history includes ethanol abuse and positivity for HCV antibody. What is the most appropriate drug therapy for this patient?
- A. Levofloxacin With dextran 40
- B. Cefotaxime with albumin
- C. Gentamicin With albumin
- D. Piperacillin/tazobactam with dextran 40
The pharmacotherapy specialist-directed research team in a large healthcare system plans to submit a comparative effectiveness study proposal in response to the request for proposals released under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. In designing this study, which category of outcomes should be used for the primary endpoint?
- A. Cost savings
- B. Surrogate markers
- C. Patient-centered health
- D. Cost-effectiveness
A 72-year-old patient, weighing 72 kg and measuring 173 cm tall, presents to the emergency department with an acute ischemic stroke. The symptoms have been present for just over an hour. The patient has a history of hypertension and is currently taking lisinopril 10 mg daily.
The patient's evaluation reveals no intracerebral hemorrhaging. The current BP is 178/100 mm Hg. It is now 150 minutes from stroke symptom onset.
Which of the following should now be administered?
- A. An antihypertensive; reconsider intra-arterial thrombolytics once BP decreases
- B. An antihypertensive; reconsider intravenous t-PA once BP decreases
- C. Intravenous glycoprotein IIb/IIIa inhibitor
- D. Intravenous-PA
After the first intravenous bolus dose of a drug, the peak concentration is 50 mcg/mL, the elimination rate constant is 0.3/h, and the dosage Interval is 6 hours. Assuming a one compartment model and intravenous bolus injection, which of the following will be the peak concentration following the second dose?
- A. 75 mcg/mL
- B. 64 mcg/mL
- C. 58 mcg/mL
- D. 50mcg/mL
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