Across
- 4. – Patient’s ability to follow a prescribed drug therapy regimen
- 7. – Selection and use of medicines by individuals to treat self-recognized symptoms
- 9. – Valid medical reason for using a drug
- 10. – Patient need related to avoiding adverse drug reactions
- 13. – A self-care activity involving cleanliness
- 14. – Process of educating patients on proper medicine use
- 15. – Pharmacist activity to identify health problems or risk factors
- 17. – Medicines available without prescription (abbreviation)
- 18. – Step in patient care where drug therapy problems are identified
- 20. – Practice focused on achieving optimal outcomes from drug therapy
Down
- 1. – Trusting relationship between pharmacist and patient
- 2. – Vital communication skill during patient interviews
- 3. – Effects that occur when drugs are taken together
- 5. – Health professional responsible for guiding responsible self-medication
- 6. – Ability of a drug to produce the intended effect
- 8. – Essential skill for effective pharmacist-patient interaction
- 11. – Extent to which patient behavior matches therapeutic recommendations
- 12. – Degree to which therapy achieves desired health outcomes
- 16. – Actions individuals take to maintain health and prevent illness
- 19. – Documentation method: Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan