A 15-year-old patient is seen by the child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) and is prescribed fluoxetine 20mg/5mL liquid at a dose of 20mg once daily. Each bottle contains 70mL and lasts for 28 days once opened. The child has a further appointment in 30 days and therefore needs enough fluoxetine to last until then. How many bottles will they require?

You are a practice pharmacist with a responsibility for reviewing the drug expenditure at the practice. You are undertaking a project that includes switching all patients from Calcichew-D3 Forte tablets to Accrete-D3 tablets. Calcichew-D3 Forte costs £4.24 a month, compared to Accrete-D3 which costs £2.95 a month. There are 195 patients in the practice currently prescribed Calcichew-D3 Forte and you estimate 80% will be suitable to switch to Accrete-D3. What would be the cost saving per annum that is achieved by making this change for 80% of patients? Give your answer in pounds to the nearest penny.

A patient presents with a prescription for prednisolone 5mg tablets. The initial dose of 40mg is to be taken for two weeks. At the end of the two weeks he is to reduce his daily dose by 5mg once each week until the course in finished (total 9 weeks). How many tablets should be supplied for the patient?

Your pharmacy participates in a ‘NHS Health Check’ scheme run by your local authority, in which you measure patients’ height, weight, blood pressure and, depending on results, offer lifestyle advice or refer them to their GP for further testing. A 45-year-old male patient weighs 94kg and is 178cm in height. His blood pressure is 132/82mmHg. What is his BMI? Give your answer in kg/m2 and to the nearest whole number.

A man who weighs 79kg, presents to A&E. He is diagnosed with a DVT and is prescribed tinzaparin at a dose of 175 units/kg once daily. What volume in millilitres of the 20,000 unit/mL injection should be administered to this patient each day? Give your answer to the nearest 0.05mL.

Whilst conducting an NHS health check, you ask a patient about his alcohol consumption. He tells you he normally has one pint (568mL) of lager (5% ABV) every night from Monday to Friday and three pints on Saturday and Sunday. How many units of alcohol is he consuming each week? Give your answer to the nearest whole number.   

This quiz contains the questions only. You will click the submit button this when you are finished (or your time is up) then a second quiz will be come available and you will have 10 minutes to save, close Delphi, zip your project and upload in the SBA002B quiz before it closes. Answer only what as been asked for. Marks are not awarded for extra work in a test. Good coding practice is required; these include correct naming conventions and layout. Marks will be deducted if not done.

QUESTION 2 1) You have been provided with a Delphi project. Right click the button below to open the zip file in a new tab. Download and unzip the provided files. Rename the UNZIPPED folder to include your name.   (1) 2) Complete the btnProofClick procedure to show that the maths trick works for all numbers. (The maths trick is in the form as an image.) The user is expected to enter a single digit in the edit. Step 1 : Create the 3 digit number. Display the 3 digit number in the richedit. Step2 : Add the 3 digits together. Display the answer in the richedit. Step 3: Take your answer from step 1 divided by the answer from step 2.              Display the result in the richedit. Step 4: If the answer (in step 3) is 37 display ‘it is 37!!!’ in the richedit, and just incase, provide the code to display ‘the trick does not work’ in the richedit if the answer is not 37. (9) 3) Save ALL. Close Delphi   TOTAL MARKS FOR QUESTION 2 TOTAL MARKS FOR TEST

2.4 Lewer kommentaar op die belangrikheid van die insluit van lae GI voedsel in ons dieet. (2)

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