Say-What-You-See puzzles are also known as pictograms or rebus puzzles. These puzzles combine the use of pictures and letters to represent sounds or words. For example the word “face” could be represented with F + an ace from a deck of cards. 

In this CE program, you will be given a list of ID-related items that you will need to sort into the correct order. When the ID-related items are in the correct order the pictures will sound out a word or phrase. 

Example:

 To solve the puzzle sort the antibiotics shown above in the order that they were discovered.  

Solution 

• The picture associated with penicillin is [F + ear] which translates to Fear.
• The picture associated with vancomycin is a knot which translates to Not.
• The solution to the puzzle is Fear Not.

Learning Objectives

• Compare and contrast safety and efficacy of antimicrobials 
• Identify and utilize primary, secondary, and tertiary resources to look up infectious diseases information
• Analyze infectious diseases data for quality and relevance

Continuing Pharmacy Education

The CU Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing pharmacy education. This educational activity provides 1 contact hour of knowledge-based CPE credit for pharmacists. (UAN: 0008-0000-20-142-H01-P, release 12/08/2020, expiry 12/08/2023). To receive CE credit, participants must complete all four puzzles, complete the online evaluation, and provide their NABP eProfile ID number and month and day of their birthdate.  CE credit will be uploaded to CPE Monitor within 30 days.

Access Information

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Faculty Bio

Meghan Jeffres, PharmD, BCIDP is an associate professor at the University of Colorado Skaggs School of Pharmacy where she teaches infectious diseases and clinical problem solving. While Meghan enjoys conducting clinical research about infectious diseases and antibiotic allergies, she is happiest when creating innovative educational material. Her work in this area has earned her innovation awards from the National Alliance of State Pharmacy Association and American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy. Find her on Twitter @PharmerMeg for more ID education. 

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