An edition of Lab experiences for the pharmacy technician
(2013)
Lab experiences for the pharmacy technician
2nd ed.
by Mary E. Mohr
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Lab experiences for the pharmacy technician
2013, Wolters Kluwer/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Health
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Communicating with patients and healthcare professionals. Communication scenarios. Examining the prescription for completeness. Gathering information for patient profile
Data entry of prescriptions. Drug interactions. Prescription transfer. Refill authorization. Third-party billing
Filling and labeling the prescription. Check dosage : pediatric or adult. Check label three times. Check expiration date. Auxiliary labels. Organizing materials for final check
Nonprescription drugs. OTC products and categories. Technician initiatives with OTC products. Role-playing scenarios with OTC customers
Medication orders. Inpatient reading and evaluating. Manual cart fills. Automated dispensing systems
Pharmacy operations directed by pharmacy laws. Pre and post lab questions. Hands on exercises utilizing pharmacy laws
Moral and ethical decisions in pharmacy practice. Pre and post lab questions. Hands on exercises involving moral and ethical decision-making
Medication errors and pharmacy law. Pre and post lab questions. Hands on exercises demonstrating medication errors and their legal implications
Confidentiality issues in pharmacy practice. Pre and post lab questions. Hands on exercises demonstrating confidentiality issues in pharmacy practice
Prescription balances : extemporaneous torsion and electronic compounds. Leveling and calibration. Prescription weights. Weighing technique. Weighing exercises
Dry powders for external use. Methods for reducing particle size. Blending powders. Dilution methods for combining unequal amounts of powders. Packaging and labeling powders
Capsules. Capsule size and capacity. Procedure for filling capsules. Weighing filled capsules for quality assurance
Solutions and syrups. Topical solutions. Oral solutions. Syrups
Suspensions and lotions. Reconstituting dry powders. Oral suspensions. Topical suspensions. Lotions
Ointments and creams. Different properties of ointment and cream bases. Adding a liquid to an ointment. Comminution. Levigation. Trituration
Lip balms and topical application sticks. Molded. Other containers
Suppositories. Sppository molds. Hand rolled suppositories
Lozenges. Hand rolled lozenges. Lozi-base lozenges. Hhard candy mold lozenges
Veterinary compounds. Canine topical ointment. Feline oral suspension
New 797 regulations for IV admixture. Intravenous update of 797 regulations. Pre and post lab questions. Hands on experiences in admixtures. Proper gowning and new IV techniques
Large volume parenterals
IV piggybacks and small volume parenterals
Total parenteral nutrition. Calculation exercises for TPNs
Chemotherapy admixture. Safety measures. PhaSeal utilization to protect mixer. Hands on chemotherapy exercises
Technology for IV admixture glove boxes. Intellifill.
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