Chapter 34: Inventory Control and Management Flashcards
Reorder point system
ROP
System which allows a pharmacist to review drug use monthly
Perpetual Inventory system
Inventory control system that allows inventory to be tracked as it is used
Point of sale master
list of items that the pharmacy needs to order
Want book
products unlikely to cause any adverse health reaction, but violate regulations
class III
dangerous or defective products that could cause serious health problems or death
class I
products that may cause temporary health problems or pose slight threat
class II
Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act allows for recalls
FDA
packaging from bulk containers into patient specific containers
unit-of-use packaging
repackaging of a specific dosage and form of medication at any given time
batch repackaging
Best repackaging achievable
class A
worst package achievable
class D
an example of a want book would be
both spiral-bound notebook and handheld electronic device
which of the following are used to most easily determine each received item and its associated information
bar codes
which drug recall level may cause serious harm or death
class I
which of the following is NOT an advantage of automated dispensing systems
cheaper
when specific stock reorder points are reached, they trigger the
computer to automatically reorder
If controlled substances have been ordered, they should be received into the pharmacy by a
pharmacist
Which of the following is not a type of inventory management system?
automated dispensing system
Which class of drug recalls is considered most dangerous, and may cause serious health problems or death?
Class I
The medication master file contains all of the information needed for
all of these
Most drug products are received in the pharmacy in
bulk “stock” bottles
The real advantage of computerized inventory control systems is
time saving
Expired compounded pharmaceuticals must be
disposed of
