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Terms in this set (217)
Name tags 1. 18 point font
2. worn at all times at work
3. State: Name and License Status
PIC 1. strict liability for violation of laws
2. may supervise up to 2 pharmacies
3. the 2 pharmacies MUST be w/in 50 driving miles
4. any change of PIC must let the board know in
writing within 30 days
5. PIC canNOT be both a PIC and Designated
Representative-in-charge (DRIC) for a wholesaler or
vet food-animal drug retailer
Biennial self-assessment form completed by PIC when
1. every odd # year before July 1st (QOY)
2. within 30 days of pharmacy receiving a new permit
3. within 30 days if the pharmacy has a new PIC
Self-assessment kept on site for 3 years
Pharmacist Breaks 1. 30 min
2. can only dispense refills that have already been
checked by the pharmacist
Can NOT dispense initial fills/New Rx's while
pharmacist is NOT there
,SB493 (p. 16) Now can:
1. Administer drugs and biologics
2. Furnish self-administered hormonal
contraceptives
3. Furnish travel medications
4. Furnish Rx nicotine replacement products
5. Independently initiate and administer
immunizations (> 3 yrs old)
6. Order and interpret tests
1. Administer drugs and biologics 1. must be ordered by a prescriber
2. all routes of drug admin. (i.e. topical and injectable)
2. Furnish self-administered hormonal 1. oral formulations
contraceptives 2. transdermal patch
3. Vaginal ring
4. Injection (depo provera)
3. Furnish travel medications recommended by CDC and that do NOT require a
diagnosis
4. Furnish Rx nicotine replacement nicotine replacement products
products --inhaler (Nicotrol)
--Nasal spray (Nicotrol NS)
5. Independently initiate and 1. immunizations recommended by the CDC
administer immunizations (>/= 3 yrs 2. 3 yrs and older
old) 3. Physician protocol required if < 3 yrs old
6. Order and interpret tests For purposes of monitoring and managing efficacy
and toxicity of drug therapies, in coordination w/ pt's
PCP or diagnosing prescriber
,Pharmacist Licensure 1. 18+ yrs
2. ACPE accredited school of pharmacy
or (grad of FPGEC - foreign school of pharmacy and
certified by NABP's foreign pharmacy graduate
examination committee)
3. 150 hours of semester college credit (90 from
pharmacy school)
4. 1,500 hours of pharmacy experience (900 in a
pharmacy)
5. Pass NAPLEX and CPJE
Continuing education/licensure CE: 30h every 2 years
License expires on the LAST day of the pharmacist's
birth month
1st 2 pharmacy years are EXEMPT from having to do
CE
CE certificate kept for 4 years
Advanced Practice Pharmacist (p. 17 1. Perform physical assessments
bottom) 2. Order and interpret drug therapy related tests
3. Refer pts to other healthcare providers
4. participate in the evaluation and management of
patients w/ other HCP's
5. Initiate, adjust, and d/c drug therapy pursuant to a
protocol
(if APP is adjusting or initiating controlled substance
therapy they need to be registered w/ the DEA)
APP requirements 1. Earn a certificate in a relavent area of practice
2. complete a residency
3. Provide clinical services to pts for 1 year under a
CPA or protocol w/ a physician, APP pharmacist or
pharmacist practicing under a collaborative practice
agreement
, A pharmacist can supervise _________ 2
interns at a time
(p. 19)
Intern pharmacist 1. all functions of a pharmacist
2. caNOT have a key to the pharmacy
3. All Rx's filled by an intern MUST be checked by a
pharmacist
Pharmacy technician Can perform "Non-discretionary" tasks
--can not include the ability to make decisions
according to the technician's judgement
1. removing drugs from stock
2. counting
3. pouring or mixing pharmaceuticals
4. placing product into containers
5. Applying labels
Tech-Check-Tech Program Pharmacists need to check Tech fills unless:
1. Tech-Check-Tech program
2. Acute care hospital with ongoing clinical pharmacy
program
3. pharmacists must be located in pt care areas
4. medication orders must have been previously
approved by a pharmacist
Tech canNOT approve orders, ONLY can confirm the
accuracy of the filling
Pharmacist must still check all:
1. compounded or repackaged drugs
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Terms in this set (217)
Name tags 1. 18 point font
2. worn at all times at work
3. State: Name and License Status
PIC 1. strict liability for violation of laws
2. may supervise up to 2 pharmacies
3. the 2 pharmacies MUST be w/in 50 driving miles
4. any change of PIC must let the board know in
writing within 30 days
5. PIC canNOT be both a PIC and Designated
Representative-in-charge (DRIC) for a wholesaler or
vet food-animal drug retailer
Biennial self-assessment form completed by PIC when
1. every odd # year before July 1st (QOY)
2. within 30 days of pharmacy receiving a new permit
3. within 30 days if the pharmacy has a new PIC
Self-assessment kept on site for 3 years
Pharmacist Breaks 1. 30 min
2. can only dispense refills that have already been
checked by the pharmacist
Can NOT dispense initial fills/New Rx's while
pharmacist is NOT there
,SB493 (p. 16) Now can:
1. Administer drugs and biologics
2. Furnish self-administered hormonal
contraceptives
3. Furnish travel medications
4. Furnish Rx nicotine replacement products
5. Independently initiate and administer
immunizations (> 3 yrs old)
6. Order and interpret tests
1. Administer drugs and biologics 1. must be ordered by a prescriber
2. all routes of drug admin. (i.e. topical and injectable)
2. Furnish self-administered hormonal 1. oral formulations
contraceptives 2. transdermal patch
3. Vaginal ring
4. Injection (depo provera)
3. Furnish travel medications recommended by CDC and that do NOT require a
diagnosis
4. Furnish Rx nicotine replacement nicotine replacement products
products --inhaler (Nicotrol)
--Nasal spray (Nicotrol NS)
5. Independently initiate and 1. immunizations recommended by the CDC
administer immunizations (>/= 3 yrs 2. 3 yrs and older
old) 3. Physician protocol required if < 3 yrs old
6. Order and interpret tests For purposes of monitoring and managing efficacy
and toxicity of drug therapies, in coordination w/ pt's
PCP or diagnosing prescriber
,Pharmacist Licensure 1. 18+ yrs
2. ACPE accredited school of pharmacy
or (grad of FPGEC - foreign school of pharmacy and
certified by NABP's foreign pharmacy graduate
examination committee)
3. 150 hours of semester college credit (90 from
pharmacy school)
4. 1,500 hours of pharmacy experience (900 in a
pharmacy)
5. Pass NAPLEX and CPJE
Continuing education/licensure CE: 30h every 2 years
License expires on the LAST day of the pharmacist's
birth month
1st 2 pharmacy years are EXEMPT from having to do
CE
CE certificate kept for 4 years
Advanced Practice Pharmacist (p. 17 1. Perform physical assessments
bottom) 2. Order and interpret drug therapy related tests
3. Refer pts to other healthcare providers
4. participate in the evaluation and management of
patients w/ other HCP's
5. Initiate, adjust, and d/c drug therapy pursuant to a
protocol
(if APP is adjusting or initiating controlled substance
therapy they need to be registered w/ the DEA)
APP requirements 1. Earn a certificate in a relavent area of practice
2. complete a residency
3. Provide clinical services to pts for 1 year under a
CPA or protocol w/ a physician, APP pharmacist or
pharmacist practicing under a collaborative practice
agreement
, A pharmacist can supervise _________ 2
interns at a time
(p. 19)
Intern pharmacist 1. all functions of a pharmacist
2. caNOT have a key to the pharmacy
3. All Rx's filled by an intern MUST be checked by a
pharmacist
Pharmacy technician Can perform "Non-discretionary" tasks
--can not include the ability to make decisions
according to the technician's judgement
1. removing drugs from stock
2. counting
3. pouring or mixing pharmaceuticals
4. placing product into containers
5. Applying labels
Tech-Check-Tech Program Pharmacists need to check Tech fills unless:
1. Tech-Check-Tech program
2. Acute care hospital with ongoing clinical pharmacy
program
3. pharmacists must be located in pt care areas
4. medication orders must have been previously
approved by a pharmacist
Tech canNOT approve orders, ONLY can confirm the
accuracy of the filling
Pharmacist must still check all:
1. compounded or repackaged drugs
