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The formula for the calculation conversion of Celsius and Fahrenheit is this
What is 5F = 9C + 160
This is a service provided by a Pharmacist to improve patient outcomes through a review of a patient's profile and prescribed medications
What is Medication Therapy Management or MTM
This stores completed prescriptions until patient pick up
Only prescriptions that have completed the final verification process are allowed in this area
What is Processed Prescriptions area
This is the process of submitting third party insurance claims for payment
What is Adjudication
It's a designation location where patients can leave prescriptions
Keep this room clean, uncluttered, and structured to facilitate a positive first impression
What is Intake Area
It's the process of stocking shelves so the earilest expiration dates are used first
What is First In First Out
This is a voluntary reporting system to which health care professionals, consumers, and patients can report adverse events related to medications
What is MedWatch
This action takes place where data entry occurs; and this particular room should be as free from distraction as possible
What is Processing Area
This is when medications are available to purchase without a prescription
What is Over-The-Counter
This process is keeping privileged customer information from being disclosed without the customer's consent
What is Confidentiality
This recall is the most serious one; It defines a medication product being recalled because there is a strong chance of serious adverse effects or death to the patient
What is Class I Medication Recall
It's a medication that requires a prescription for dispensing
What is Legend Medication
This means that it's a medication used to treat long-term health conditions that is usually taken daily
What is Maintenance Medication
This is a federal agency within the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) that regulates the manufacture and safeguarding of medications
What is Food and Drug Administration or FDA
This is a set minimum stock level in which a medication should be reordered
What is Reorder Points or ROP
This defines a medication product that is being recalled because there is a temporary (but reversible) chance of adverse effect or little chance of serious adverse effect
What is Class II Medication Recall
This means the number that marks medications as belonging to certain batches produced by the manufacturer and identifies the product in the event of a recall; this is also sometimes called a control number
What is Lot Number
It's a unique 11-digit number given to all medications (prescription or over-the-counter) for identification purposes
What is National Drug Code Number or NDC#
It's the capability or proficiency to perform a function
What is Compentency
This means a trademark of a medication or device created by the originating manufacturing company for marketing purposes
What is Brand/Trade Name
This defines a medication product that is being recalled because of a problem that is not likely to cause adverse effects
What is Class III Medication Recall
It's an area designated for patients to pick up completed prescriptions
Cash registers are located here to process payments for the verified prescriptions
What is Out Window
What is Pharmacist
These are tasks Pharmacy Technicians can perform based on their license, registration, and certification that do not require clinical judgement
What is Scope Of Practice
This is the process of reviewing a patient's profile with prescribed medications to ensure patient safety
What is Drug Utilization Review or DUR