Dispensing Flashcards

1
Q

What does a label have to include

A
1 Drug- name, quantity, strength, form
2 Directions
3 BNF warnings
4 Additional labels 
5 Storage requirement 
6 Reference number (for private RX)
7 Name of patient address
8 Date 
9 Keep out of reach of children 
10 Name address of pharmacy (pre- printed)
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2
Q

What’s PRN

A

When required

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3
Q

ASD

A

As directed

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4
Q

OD

A

Daily

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5
Q

QDS

A

Four times a day

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6
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TDS

A

Three times a day

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7
Q

BD

A

Twice a day

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8
Q

PR

A

Per rectum

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9
Q

PO

A

Per os or ‘by mouth’

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10
Q

OM

A

In the morning

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11
Q

ON

A

In the night

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12
Q

What’s dispensing? (12 steps)

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  1. Receipt of prescription and validation of patient info
  2. Legal check of RX
  3. Clinical check
  4. Label generation
  5. Stick selection
  6. Medication assembly
  7. Labelling of dispensed med
  8. Completion of documentation
  9. Self check and endorsing
  10. Final accuracy check and endorsing
  11. Delivery of med to patient
  12. Patient counselling
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