Who does what?
Retrieving, counting, pouring, weighing, measuring and mixing of medications
Pharmacy Assistant (BONUS POINT: Pharmacy Technician)
NAPRA stand for...?
National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities
CPS stand for...?
Compendium of Pharmaceuticals and Specialties
CphA stand for...?
Canadian Pharmacists Association
BID
Twice a day
Evaluate prescriptions for appropriateness
Pharmacist
Schedule I
Prescription requiring medications
Generic drugs can be found in the CPS in what kind of font?
Italics
OCP stands for...?
Ontario College of Pharmacists
OD
Once daily (BONUS POINT: into right eye)
Receive written and verbal prescriptions
Pharmacy Technician (BONUS POINT: Pharmacist)
Schedule III
Located near the pharmacy but OTC
The first edition of the CPS was created in which year?
1960
Which kind of pharmacy would typically use "The Lawrence Review of Natural Products"
Pharmacy which specialized in natural products and herbal remedies
PRN
When needed
Interpreting prescriptions and ensuring completeness
Pharmacy Technician (BONUS POINT: Pharmacy Assistant)
Unscheduled Drugs
May be sold anywhere
Give two reasons why a drug may NOT be listed in the CPS
May have been discontinued or may be new
Which kind of pharmacy would mainly use "Remington: The Science and Practice of Pharmacy"
Compounding pharmacy
TOP
Topically
Prepare IV mixtures
Pharmacy Technician
Schedule II
OTC but requires professional intervention
CPS contains how many colors?
5 (BONUS POINTS: White, green, pink, yellow, purple)
What is the association most related to pharmacy technicians?
Canadian Association of Pharmacy Technicians (CAPT)
USP
United States Pharmacopeia