Medication Order Entry Fill Process Flashcards

1
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Inscription

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Name of Medication

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2
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Superscription

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Rx Symbol

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3
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Subscription

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Pharmacist How To Compound Prescription

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4
Q

Sig

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Directions for taking medicine

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5
Q

Number 1 on card

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Cardholder

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6
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Number 2 on the card

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Spouse

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7
Q

Number 3 on the card

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Dependent

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8
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Dispense as written codes

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0

No product selected

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9
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Dispense code 1

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Substitution not allowed by provider

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10
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Dispense code 2

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patient requested product dispensed

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11
Q

Dispense code 3

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Pharmacist select product dispensed

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12
Q

Dispense code 4

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Generic drug not in stock

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13
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Dispense code 5

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Brand drug dispense as generic

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14
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Dispense code 6

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Override

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15
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Dispense code 7

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Brand name mandated by law

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16
Q

Dispense code 8

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Generic Drug not available in marketplace

17
Q

Unit Dose system

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A system that provides a medication in its final unit of use.

18
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Modified unit dose system

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A drug distribution system that combines unit dose medications

19
Q

Blended Unit Dose system

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Combines a unit dose system with a non unit dose system.

20
Q

Round Vials

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Used for solid dosage

Capsules or tablets

21
Q

Wide Mouth Bottles

A

Used for bulk powders or large capsules

22
Q

Dropper Bottles

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Nasal, oral liquids , to be given by drops

23
Q

Applicator Bottles

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Applying liquid medications to wounds or skin care

24
Q

Ointment jars and collapsible tubes

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Semisolid dosage forms

25
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Hinged-lid or slide boxes

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Dispensing suppositories and powders

26
Q

ASHP

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American Society Health System Pharmacists

27
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APhA

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American Pharmacist Association

28
Q

Mission Statement Manual

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Provides The purpose and the goals of the pharmacy