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Board of Pharmacy Specialties (BPS) · BCCP
Prepare to pass the BCCP on your first try.
Board Certified Cardiology Pharmacist
Everything for the BCCP in one place: 2,468 exam-style questions with TeachBack™ explanations, 81 lessons across 9 chapters, audio, flashcards and a study plan.
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The full BCCP outline, chapter by chapter.
9 chapters, 81 lessons and 2,468 questions, organized the way the exam is.
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1 Foundations of ICU Practice 9 lessons · 279 Qs
- BCCP Scope and Framework Free preview
- ICU Pharmacokinetics and Monitoring
- Calculations and Dosing Methods
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2 Hemodynamics and Shock 9 lessons · 281 Qs
- Shock States and Targets
- Vasopressors and Inotropes
- Fluids and Adjunctive Therapies
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3 Sedation Analgesia and Delirium 9 lessons · 282 Qs
- Analgesia and Sedation Foundations
- Delirium and Withdrawal Syndromes
- Neuromuscular Blockade Support
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4 Infectious Diseases and Stewardship 9 lessons · 269 Qs
- Sepsis and Empiric Therapy
- ICU Infection Syndromes
- Antimicrobial PK/PD and Toxicity
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5 Respiratory and Acid-Base Care 9 lessons · 274 Qs
- Airway Disease Pharmacotherapy
- ARDS and Pulmonary Vascular Care
- Acid-Base and Electrolyte Therapy
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6 Neurologic and Toxicologic Emergencies 9 lessons · 276 Qs
- Seizures and Status Epilepticus
- Neurocritical Care Pharmacotherapy
- Toxicology and Antidotes
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7 Renal Hepatic and Endocrine Disorders 9 lessons · 271 Qs
- Acute Kidney Injury Care
- Hepatic and GI Disorders
- Glycemic and Hormonal Emergencies
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8 Hematology Thrombosis and Prophylaxis 9 lessons · 273 Qs
- VTE Prevention and Treatment
- Bleeding and Reversal Agents
- Cardiovascular and ICU Prophylaxis
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9 Safety Stewardship and Evidence 9 lessons · 263 Qs
- Medication Safety Systems
- Transitions and Documentation
- Literature and Guideline Application
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BCCP · Sample question
An adult ICU patient with septic shock receives vancomycin 1,000 mg IV every 12 hours for suspected MRSA pneumonia. The patient has received 8 L of crystalloid, has generalized edema, albumin 2 g/dL, and improving serum creatinine after initial resuscitation. As the critical care pharmacist reviewing therapy, which recommendation best addresses early pharmacokinetic changes in critical illness?
Correct answer: B
In septic shock, large-volume resuscitation, capillary leak, and edema often increase vancomycin volume of distribution, so an initial loading dose helps rapidly achieve therapeutic exposure. Maintenance dosing should then be reassessed because renal clearance may be reduced early or increase later as organ perfusion recovers. Early AUC-guided monitoring is preferred.
Pharmacist Action: NOTICE fluid accumulation, hypoalbuminemia, and changing renal function; SAY a weight-based loading dose is needed for prompt target attainment; MONITOR vancomycin concentrations and renal function daily; HOLD/CLARIFY/ESCALATE if AUC is supratherapeutic, creatinine rises, or clinical response is poor.
Why the other options are incorrect
A: Tempting because stable q12h dosing is common. It is eliminated by the key fact that critical illness usually increases vancomycin distribution, so skipping the loading dose may delay therapeutic exposure. D: Tempting because hypoalbuminemia changes free fraction, but vancomycin is not managed by routine empiric dose reduction for low albumin alone; underdosing is a concern when volume of distribution is expanded. C: Tempting because linezolid is an alternative for MRSA pneumonia, but shock-related fluid shifts do not by themselves mandate abandoning vancomycin; optimize dosing and monitoring first unless another patient-specific reason favors linezolid.
Pharmacist Action: NOTICE whether the wrong plan reflects a dose-adjustment trap or premature drug switch; SAY why altered PK affects loading and maintenance differently; MONITOR culture data, concentrations, and kidney function; HOLD/CLARIFY/ESCALATE when empiric assumptions conflict with PK principles or guideline-based monitoring.
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