-Community Pharmacy, - organization, - Customer Service, - Processing Prescripions, - Preparing the prescription, - Customer Pick-up, - Other Duties
Interpersonal skills
Shelf-stickers
Auxiliary labels
Safety caps
Transaction windows
Counting tray
Interpersonal skills
Shelf-stickers
Mark-up
Unit price
Safety caps
Counting tray
Counting tray
Mark-up
Unit price
None of the above
Counting tray
Mark-up
Unit price
Shelf stickers
Auxiliary labels
RX label
Warning label
None of the above
Sig
Signature log
Auxiliary labels
All the above
Mark-up
Mark-down
Estimated price
None of the above
Shelf-stickers
Auxiliary labels
Rx label
All the above
Automated filling machines
Robots
Pharmacy containers
All the above
Computer skills
Data management skills
Transaction skills
Interpersonal skills
Community pharmacies
Institutional pharmacies
Hospital pharmacies
Nursing home pharmacies
Community pharmacy
Hospital pharmacy
Mail order pharmacy
Long-term care
Food store pharmacies
Mass merchandiser pharmacies
Chain pharmacies
Independent pharmacies
Independent pharmacies
Food store pharmacies
Chain pharmacies
Mass merchandiser pharmacies
Mass merchandiser pharmacies
Food store pharmacies
Chain pharmacies
Independent pharmacies
Medicare Part D
The 1990 Omnibus Budget and Reconciliation Act (OBRA)
Hippa
The DEA
Require pharmacists to provide counselling on all new medications
Requires that health information be kept confidential
Allows pharmacy staff to discuss a patient's health information outside the pharmacy
None of the above
Do not regulate the practice of pharmacy
May require national pharmacy technician certification or may have their own registration and certification process
Regulate the scope of pharmacy technician practice including the ratio of pharmacists to technicians
B&c
Drugs only
Drugs ad lunch of pharmacy personnel
Drugs and sealed containers of soda pop
Drugs and the pharmacist's lunch
Making eye contact
Calling the customer by name
Listening carefully
All of the above
Can be handled by a technician
Should be referred to the pharmacist
Can be answered by the pharmacy technician or the pharmacist depending on state regulations
Can sometimes be answered by the pharmacy technician and sometimes by the pharmacist depending on the technician's judgement
Only the name of the patient
Full name of patient, address, telephone number, date of birth, and any medication allergies.
Diagnosis made by the technician
Diagnosis made by the pharmacist
The prescription number
The metric quantity of the drug being dispensed
The directions for use of the medication
Both b and c
Full name of the patient
Address
Date of birth
All of the above
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