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Board of Pharmacy Specialties (BPS) · BCACP
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Board Certified Ambulatory Care Pharmacist
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The full BCACP outline, chapter by chapter.
9 chapters, 72 lessons and 1,806 questions, organized the way the exam is.
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1 BCACP Framework 6 lessons · 110 Qs
- Exam Blueprint and Scope Free preview
- Evidence and Calculations
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2 Patient Assessment 9 lessons · 244 Qs
- Clinical Assessment Foundations
- PK, PGx, and Reconciliation
- Patient Factors and Goals
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3 Therapeutic Decision-Making 6 lessons · 141 Qs
- Initiation and Optimization
- De-Escalation and Deprescribing
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4 Chronic Disease Pharmacotherapy I 9 lessons · 247 Qs
- Hypertension and Lipids
- Diabetes and Obesity
- Heart Failure and ASCVD
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5 Chronic Disease Pharmacotherapy II 9 lessons · 217 Qs
- Respiratory and Tobacco Care
- Kidney and Endocrine Care
- Pain, GI, and ID
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6 Special Populations 9 lessons · 242 Qs
- Geriatrics and Polypharmacy
- Women, Pregnancy, Lactation
- Behavioral Health and SUD
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7 Implementation and Prevention 9 lessons · 212 Qs
- Lifestyle and Preventive Care
- Medication Delivery and Devices
- Coordination and Counseling
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8 Monitoring and Safety 9 lessons · 233 Qs
- Targets and Monitoring Plans
- Adverse Effects and Interactions
- Adherence and Persistence
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9 Professional Practice 6 lessons · 160 Qs
- Quality, Ethics, Stewardship
- Regulations, Economics, Improvement
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BCACP · Sample question
A 58-year-old adult with type 2 diabetes takes metformin 1000 mg by mouth twice daily and empagliflozin 25 mg by mouth once daily. A1c is 8.6%, BMI 34 kg/m2, eGFR 82 mL/min/1.73 m2, and there is no history of pancreatitis or medullary thyroid carcinoma. As the ambulatory care pharmacist, which medication recommendation is most appropriate to improve glycemic control and support weight loss?
Why A is correct
Semaglutide, a GLP-1 receptor agonist, improves glucose-dependent insulin secretion, slows gastric emptying, and promotes weight loss. In a patient already on metformin and an SGLT2 inhibitor with obesity, it is guideline-concordant and has low hypoglycemia risk. Starting at 0.25 mg weekly reduces gastrointestinal intolerance before titration.
Pharmacist Action: NOTICE persistent A1c elevation plus obesity; SAY weekly injection and GI titration counseling; MONITOR A1c and weight in about 3 months, plus nausea; HOLD/CLARIFY/ESCALATE if prior pancreatitis or severe GI intolerance emerges.
Why B is incorrect
Sitagliptin is tempting because it is oral and low risk for hypoglycemia. However, DPP-4 inhibitors are less potent for A1c lowering and are weight neutral, making them less useful when weight loss is desired. Guidelines generally favor GLP-1 receptor agonists over DPP-4 inhibitors in this setting.
Pharmacist Action: NOTICE oral-option preference may bias selection; SAY sitagliptin is usually less effective for weight goals; MONITOR if used, renal function and A1c; HOLD/CLARIFY/ESCALATE if patient expects meaningful weight loss from it.
Why C is incorrect
Glyburide is tempting for stronger A1c lowering and low cost. The eliminating fact is its higher hypoglycemia risk and weight gain; glyburide is specifically less favored than other sulfonylureas because of prolonged hypoglycemia. That makes it a poor ambulatory choice here.
Pharmacist Action: NOTICE hypoglycemia and weight-gain risk; SAY low cost does not outweigh safety concerns; MONITOR glucose logs closely if a sulfonylurea is ever used; HOLD/CLARIFY/ESCALATE if recurrent lows occur.
Why D is incorrect
Pioglitazone is tempting because it can lower A1c effectively. The single key fact eliminating it is weight gain and edema risk, which work against this patient’s obesity goals and can worsen heart failure risk. It is not the preferred add-on when weight loss is a priority.
Pharmacist Action: NOTICE edema and weight concerns; SAY thiazolidinediones may cause fluid retention; MONITOR weight and edema if prescribed; HOLD/CLARIFY/ESCALATE with dyspnea or heart failure history.
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