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Board of Pharmacy Specialties (BPS) · BCCCP
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The full BCCCP outline, chapter by chapter.
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1 Critical Illness Foundations 6 lessons · 186 Qs
- Critical Illness Concepts Free preview
- Risk, Recovery, and Emergencies
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2 ICU Therapies and Devices 6 lessons · 190 Qs
- Circulatory and Respiratory Support
- Renal Support and Access
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3 Treatment Planning Principles 6 lessons · 189 Qs
- Assessment and Decision Frameworks
- Transitions and Resource Factors
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4 Cardiopulmonary Emergencies 6 lessons · 194 Qs
- Shock and Hemodynamics
- Pulmonary Critical Care
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5 Infectious Diseases and Stewardship 6 lessons · 180 Qs
- Sepsis and Empiric Therapy
- ICU Infection Syndromes
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6 Neuro, Sedation, and Toxicology 6 lessons · 187 Qs
- Sedation and Neurologic Care
- Stroke, Brain Injury, Toxicology
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7 Renal, GI, Endocrine, and Hematology 10 lessons · 303 Qs
- Renal and Metabolic Problems
- GI, Liver, Nutrition, and Blood
- Immunology, Dermatology, Trauma, Burns
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8 Monitoring, Safety, and Calculations 6 lessons · 187 Qs
- Monitoring and Drug Safety
- Education and ICU Calculations
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9 Professional Practice and Systems 6 lessons · 181 Qs
- Quality, Safety, and Regulation
- Scholarship and Collaborative Practice
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BCCCP · Sample question
DOMAIN: Shock And Organ Perfusion → Vasoactive selection. In an adult ICU patient with septic shock receiving norepinephrine 0.18 mcg/kg/min IV continuous infusion, MAP remains 58 mm Hg after 30 mL/kg crystalloid, lactate is 4.6 mmol/L, urine output is 0.2 mL/kg/hr, and telemetry shows atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular response. As the critical care pharmacist, which vasopressor recommendation is most appropriate to improve perfusion while limiting further tachyarrhythmia risk?
Why A is correct
Vasopressin is an appropriate adjunct when septic shock remains hypotensive on norepinephrine. Its V1-mediated vasoconstriction raises MAP without direct beta-1 stimulation, making it attractive when atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular response increases concern for catecholamine-related tachyarrhythmia. Reassessment after the vasoactive change should focus on MAP, urine output, lactate trend, and signs of ischemia.
Pharmacist Action: NOTICE persistent MAP < 65 mm Hg and AF with RVR on norepinephrine. SAY, "I recommend vasopressin 0.03 units/min as adjunctive non-catecholamine support per septic shock guidance." MONITOR MAP continuously and urine output/lactate within hours. HOLD/CLARIFY/ESCALATE if digital, mesenteric, or cardiac ischemia emerges or perfusion remains inadequate.
Why the other options are incorrect
C: Epinephrine is tempting because it can increase MAP and cardiac output. The eliminating fact is its beta-1 activity may worsen tachyarrhythmias and can increase lactate, complicating perfusion assessment. B: Dopamine may seem useful for hypotension with presumed low output, but it causes more arrhythmias and is not preferred over norepinephrine-based strategies in septic shock. D: Phenylephrine may appear safer in tachyarrhythmia because it lacks beta stimulation, but routine second-line use is not recommended; reduced stroke volume may worsen perfusion in septic shock unless there is a very specific reason.
Pharmacist Action: NOTICE each alternative differs mainly by adrenergic profile. SAY why beta-1 stimulation is undesirable here and why pure alpha therapy is not routine second-line septic shock care. MONITOR rhythm, MAP, lactate trend, and extremity perfusion after any pressor change. HOLD/CLARIFY/ESCALATE if local protocol or formulary directs a different sequencing strategy.
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