AI and Asking Smart Questions About a Prescription

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1. What is the primary role of AI when preparing questions about a new medication?

   1. To automatically fill your prescription at the pharmacy
   2. To help generate smart questions you should ask the pharmacist
   3. To replace the pharmacist and answer your medication questions directly
   4. To provide final medical decisions about whether you should take the medication

2. Why should you verify information from AI with a pharmacist rather than accepting it as final?

   1. AI is always more accurate than pharmacists for medication questions
   2. Pharmacists are always more expensive than AI
   3. Pharmacists are required by law to give the exact same answers as AI
   4. AI doesn't know your complete medical history, allergies, or other medications you're taking

3. Which piece of information does the pharmacist have access to that AI typically does not when you're getting a new medication?

   1. The manufacturer's social media accounts
   2. The price of the medication at different pharmacies
   3. The latest celebrity gossip about medications
   4. Your complete list of current medications and known allergies

4. A friend asks an AI to list questions about starting acne medication. What type of questions would be most helpful to ask a pharmacist?

   1. Questions about whether the medication comes in different colors
   2. Questions about side effects, how to take it, and what to avoid while on it
   3. Questions about which celebrities also use the medication
   4. Questions about how much money the medication costs

5. What is a drug interaction?

   1. When two drugs are manufactured in the same factory
   2. When a drug changes the color of your urine
   3. When taking a medication along with certain foods, drinks, or other drugs changes how one of them works
   4. When a pharmacist gives you the wrong brand name

6. Why is it important to finish all of your antibiotics even if you start feeling better before the prescription runs out?

   1. Because stopping early can leave some bacteria alive that might become resistant to antibiotics
   2. Because antibiotics taste bad and you should get used to them
   3. Because you need to finish them to get a gold star
   4. Because the doctor will be upset if you don't

7. What should you do if AI suggests a question about medication interactions but the pharmacist gives you a different answer?

   1. Trust the pharmacist's answer because they have your full medical history
   2. Ignore the pharmacist and trust the AI instead
   3. Post about it on social media
   4. Call the AI company to complain

8. Which of the following is something AI can accurately help you with regarding a new medication?

   1. Determining the exact dosage you need without a doctor
   2. Replacing the need to visit a doctor or pharmacist
   3. Telling you if you're allergic to a medication
   4. Generating questions to ask about side effects, interactions, and how to take it properly

9. When you walk into a pharmacy to pick up a new prescription, what should you have ready to share with the pharmacist?

   1. A list of questions for your doctor
   2. A list of all your current medications and any allergies
   3. A list of your favorite songs
   4. A photo ID for your social media account

10. What could happen if you only relied on AI for all your medication information without talking to a pharmacist?

    1. You might miss important interactions with your other medications or health conditions
    2. You would save money on pharmacy visits
    3. You would become an expert on medications automatically
    4. You would get your medications faster

11. Why might a teenager want to use AI to help prepare questions before getting a new medication?

    1. To automatically get the medication without a prescription
    2. To feel more confident and prepared when talking to the pharmacist
    3. So they can impress their friends with medical knowledge
    4. To avoid having to talk to anyone at the pharmacy

12. What types of things can potentially interact with prescription medications?

    1. Only alcohol
    2. Foods, supplements, over-the-counter medications, and other prescriptions
    3. Only illegal drugs
    4. Only other prescription medications

13. What is one specific example of how AI can help with medication safety mentioned in the lesson?

    1. AI can scan your body for diseases
    2. AI can diagnose your illness
    3. AI can list questions about foods or supplements that might interact with your medication
    4. AI can call the pharmacy for you

14. What is the main reason the lesson gives for why AI should not replace the pharmacist's answers?

    1. AI costs too much money
    2. Pharmacists are more fun to talk to
    3. The pharmacist sees your full medication list and allergies, which AI cannot see
    4. AI is always wrong about everything

15. If you don't understand something the pharmacist tells you about your medication, what should you do?

    1. Walk out without taking the medication
    2. Ask them to explain it again in simpler terms
    3. Ask the pharmacist to write it in a foreign language
    4. Pretend you understand and leave