Therapeutics
Common pantoprazole indication
What is GERD?
Route of administration given in the vein
What is IV?
The therapeutic class selected to add allergies for Keflex
What is cephalosporins?
A physician writes an order abbreviation that means twice daily dosing
What is BID?
A code to identify each medication
What is a national drug code (NDC)?
Common antibiotic that can cause teeth discoloration in young children
What is Doxycycline?
On compounding medication to indicate last day of use
What is a BUD?
An Action required to prevent cross-contamination between solid dosage forms before and after using the counting tray
What is wiping?
Request refills unreasonable intervals
What is a compliance error?
The refill limit according to federal law, if indicated, for CIII refills
What is 6 months?
Vitamin during pregnancy to prevent birth defects
What is folic acid?
Prescription abbreviation for right eye
What is OD?
The part of the meniscus used to measure the liquid in a graduated cylinder
What is the bottom?
A step to ensure the correct patient receives medication
What is identify the patient?
A pharmacy technician alerts a pharmacist when filling birth control with this therapeutic class to treat infections
What is an antibiotic?
Metoprolol succinate's typical frequency when treating hypertension
What is once daily?
What is AS?
A high risk medication to treat diabetes
What is insulin?
Two items on a manufacture bottle typically used to identify recall
What is a NDC and lot number?
Incompatibility between two additives when compounding is in which package label section
What is Box Warning?
A medical condition that should not be use with oral pseudoephedrine
What is hypertension?
Prescribers are given this number to write for control substances
What is a DEA number?
A band TJC abbreviation for frequency
What is QD?
What is a precipitation?
The FDA recall class for an error in a medications expiration date on a manufacturer label
What is a class III recall?