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Where does a prescription go after it is checked by the pharmacist?
Where does a prescription go after it is checked by the pharmacist?
pickup
What is an example of a patient identifier?
What is an example of a patient identifier?
date of birth
What is a reason to alert the data entry technician?
What is a reason to alert the data entry technician?
insurance information has changed
Where would you find hydrochlorothiazide after checked by the pharmacist?
Where would you find hydrochlorothiazide after checked by the pharmacist?
Which health care provider is run by individual states?
Which health care provider is run by individual states?
Medicare will pay for 100 test strips per month for which type of diabetes?
Medicare will pay for 100 test strips per month for which type of diabetes?
Antibiotics are used for?
Antibiotics are used for?
Who is an individual working in a pharmacy who assists in pharmacy activities that do not require the professional judgement of a pharmacist?
Who is an individual working in a pharmacy who assists in pharmacy activities that do not require the professional judgement of a pharmacist?
What contains the most important prescribing information?
What contains the most important prescribing information?
What is the reference area for the location of detailed or specific prescribing information?
What is the reference area for the location of detailed or specific prescribing information?
What lists disease states and conditions the medication is approved to treat?
What lists disease states and conditions the medication is approved to treat?
What does ipratropium do for patients with COPD?
What does ipratropium do for patients with COPD?
What is the medication used to treat asthma that ms. byrds prescription is for?
What is the medication used to treat asthma that ms. byrds prescription is for?
What is theophylline chemically similar to?
What is theophylline chemically similar to?
What is the brand name for tiotropium?
What is the brand name for tiotropium?
What class of medication does Flovent belong to?
What class of medication does Flovent belong to?
What is the generic name for Montelukast?
What is the generic name for Montelukast?
What side effect should the pharmacist warn mrs. paulson about if she takes diphenhydramine?
What side effect should the pharmacist warn mrs. paulson about if she takes diphenhydramine?
What class of drug is Sudafed classified under?
What class of drug is Sudafed classified under?
Which medication is considered an expectorant?
Which medication is considered an expectorant?
What are cough suppressants, such as dextromethorphan, also called?
What are cough suppressants, such as dextromethorphan, also called?
Which medication is classified as a topical corticosteroid?
Which medication is classified as a topical corticosteroid?
What medical condition would you update the patient's profile with for a new prescription for Protopic?
What medical condition would you update the patient's profile with for a new prescription for Protopic?
Which medication is the pharmacist likely to recommend for over-the-counter acne treatment?
Which medication is the pharmacist likely to recommend for over-the-counter acne treatment?
What condition is Mr. Burns treating with minoxidil?
What condition is Mr. Burns treating with minoxidil?
What is the generic name for Xalatan?
What is the generic name for Xalatan?
What is the classification for Patanol?
What is the classification for Patanol?
Which medication contains an antibiotic used to treat an ear infection?
Which medication contains an antibiotic used to treat an ear infection?
What medical condition would you update the patient's profile with for a new prescription for taclonex?
What medical condition would you update the patient's profile with for a new prescription for taclonex?
What is the generic name for Patanol?
What is the generic name for Patanol?
Which medication is used to remove earwax?
Which medication is used to remove earwax?
Which medication may interact with smoking?
Which medication may interact with smoking?
Which is true regarding the ask-advise-refer model?
Which is true regarding the ask-advise-refer model?
Identifying patients who smoke includes which groups?
Identifying patients who smoke includes which groups?
Which is a benefit of using the ask-advise-refer model?
Which is a benefit of using the ask-advise-refer model?
What is an important counseling point for the medicine lozenge?
What is an important counseling point for the medicine lozenge?
Which is an advantage of using the nicotine patch?
Which is an advantage of using the nicotine patch?
What is true about the prescription options available for smoking cessation?
What is true about the prescription options available for smoking cessation?
How should patients use the various smoking cessation therapies?
How should patients use the various smoking cessation therapies?
What is recommended for a patient, Amy, who sometimes forgets to take her smoking medication on time?
What is recommended for a patient, Amy, who sometimes forgets to take her smoking medication on time?
What is a good replacement therapy for Tim, who is looking to quit smoking?
What is a good replacement therapy for Tim, who is looking to quit smoking?
What is classified as an antacid?
What is classified as an antacid?
What is the generic name for Prevacid 24hr?
What is the generic name for Prevacid 24hr?
What condition would the pharmacy update for a prescription for Nexium?
What condition would the pharmacy update for a prescription for Nexium?
What medication is classified for antidiarrheal?
What medication is classified for antidiarrheal?
What medication does ms. Dingess want for no bowel movement in a couple of days?
What medication does ms. Dingess want for no bowel movement in a couple of days?
What medication is used to help slow GI motility?
What medication is used to help slow GI motility?
What medication is a duplicate therapy of Phenergan?
What medication is a duplicate therapy of Phenergan?
OTC simethicone medication is used to treat?
OTC simethicone medication is used to treat?
Which medication helps lower cholesterol?
Which medication helps lower cholesterol?
Which drug class does niacin belong to?
Which drug class does niacin belong to?
What medical condition would you update the profile with for a prescription for Welchol?
What medical condition would you update the profile with for a prescription for Welchol?
Which drug class does gemfibrozil belong to?
Which drug class does gemfibrozil belong to?
What is the generic name for pravachol?
What is the generic name for pravachol?
Which drug is a PCSK9 inhibitor?
Which drug is a PCSK9 inhibitor?
What is the generic name for furosemide?
What is the generic name for furosemide?
Carvedilol is classified as?
Carvedilol is classified as?
Cardizem is the trade name for?
Cardizem is the trade name for?
What is the brand name for ramipril?
What is the brand name for ramipril?
What medication is a duplicate therapy of micardis?
What medication is a duplicate therapy of micardis?
What is the generic name for cardura?
What is the generic name for cardura?
What dosage form will mr. roosevelt receive for nitroglycerin to immediately stop angina attacks?
What dosage form will mr. roosevelt receive for nitroglycerin to immediately stop angina attacks?
Which drug class does digoxin belong to?
Which drug class does digoxin belong to?
Amiodarone belongs to which drug class?
Amiodarone belongs to which drug class?
Which medication requires INR levels to be checked?
Which medication requires INR levels to be checked?
What new antiplatelet medication is mr. schroeder prescribed?
What new antiplatelet medication is mr. schroeder prescribed?
Which is classified as an NSAID?
Which is classified as an NSAID?
What medication represents duplicate therapy for oxycontin?
What medication represents duplicate therapy for oxycontin?
What would the pharmacist be most concerned about for mr. welch taking kadian?
What would the pharmacist be most concerned about for mr. welch taking kadian?
What classification does flexeril belong to?
What classification does flexeril belong to?
What is the brand name for methylprednisolone?
What is the brand name for methylprednisolone?
What medical condition would you update the profile with for a prescription for alendronate?
What medical condition would you update the profile with for a prescription for alendronate?
What is used to treat gout attacks?
What is used to treat gout attacks?
Chemotherapeutic agents, such as methotrexate, are used to treat?
Chemotherapeutic agents, such as methotrexate, are used to treat?
What is the generic for Nolvadex used to reduce the risk of breast cancer?
What is the generic for Nolvadex used to reduce the risk of breast cancer?
What is an aromatase inhibitor?
What is an aromatase inhibitor?
Doxepin belongs to which drug class?
Doxepin belongs to which drug class?
Which medication is an SSRI?
Which medication is an SSRI?
What is the generic name for Effexor XR?
What is the generic name for Effexor XR?
Which drug class does Azilect belong to?
Which drug class does Azilect belong to?
For what medical condition would you update the profile with a prescription for bupropion?
For what medical condition would you update the profile with a prescription for bupropion?
Which drug is commonly used to treat bipolar disorder?
Which drug is commonly used to treat bipolar disorder?
Which drug class does Abilify belong to?
Which drug class does Abilify belong to?
Which medication treats anxiety?
Which medication treats anxiety?
What is the brand name for Buspirone?
What is the brand name for Buspirone?
Which medication is prescribed to help sleep?
Which medication is prescribed to help sleep?
What medical condition would you update in the profile for a prescription for Concerta?
What medical condition would you update in the profile for a prescription for Concerta?
What drug levels will the pharmacist be concerned about for Mr. Roberts taking Dilantin?
What drug levels will the pharmacist be concerned about for Mr. Roberts taking Dilantin?
Which medication represents duplicate therapy for Mirapex?
Which medication represents duplicate therapy for Mirapex?
What medical condition should you update the patient's profile with for Donepezil?
What medical condition should you update the patient's profile with for Donepezil?
What is the brand name for sumatriptan?
What is the brand name for sumatriptan?
Which medication is a duplicate for glimepiride?
Which medication is a duplicate for glimepiride?
Which medication is used to treat type 2 diabetes?
Which medication is used to treat type 2 diabetes?
What lab result would the pharmacist be most concerned about for Mr. Darwin taking Actos?
What lab result would the pharmacist be most concerned about for Mr. Darwin taking Actos?
Which medical condition is Januvia used to treat?
Which medical condition is Januvia used to treat?
Which medication is available as an injection for diabetes?
Which medication is available as an injection for diabetes?
Which medication needs to be stored in the fridge before dispensing?
Which medication needs to be stored in the fridge before dispensing?
What type of insulin is Novolog?
What type of insulin is Novolog?
Which insulin can be given IV?
Which insulin can be given IV?
What type of insulin is Lantus?
What type of insulin is Lantus?
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Pickup
Pickup
The stage where a prescription is located after being checked by the pharmacist.
Date of Birth
Date of Birth
An identifier used to accurately link patients to their prescriptions.
Insurance Information Change
Insurance Information Change
A reason to notify the data entry technician, ensuring accurate billing.
Will Call Wall
Will Call Wall
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State-run Health Care Providers
State-run Health Care Providers
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Medicare Type 1
Medicare Type 1
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Antibiotics
Antibiotics
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Pharmacy Technician
Pharmacy Technician
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Highlights Section
Highlights Section
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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Indications and Dosage
Indications and Dosage
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Ipratropium
Ipratropium
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Serevent Diskus
Serevent Diskus
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Theophylline Similarity
Theophylline Similarity
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Tiotropium
Tiotropium
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Inhaled Corticosteroids
Inhaled Corticosteroids
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Montelukast
Montelukast
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Diphenhydramine Side Effects
Diphenhydramine Side Effects
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Sudafed Classification
Sudafed Classification
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Expectorant
Expectorant
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Antitussives
Antitussives
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Hydrocortisone
Hydrocortisone
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Protopic for Psoriasis
Protopic for Psoriasis
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Benzoyl Peroxide Recommendation
Benzoyl Peroxide Recommendation
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Minoxidil Usage
Minoxidil Usage
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Generic for Xalatan
Generic for Xalatan
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Patanol Classification
Patanol Classification
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Ciprodex
Ciprodex
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Olopatadine
Olopatadine
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Debrox
Debrox
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Olanzapine Interaction with Smoking
Olanzapine Interaction with Smoking
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Ask-Advise-Refer Model
Ask-Advise-Refer Model
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Smoking Cessation Counseling
Smoking Cessation Counseling
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Team Implementation of Ask-Advise-Refer
Team Implementation of Ask-Advise-Refer
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Lozenge Counseling
Lozenge Counseling
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Nicotine Patch Advantage
Nicotine Patch Advantage
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Bupropion SR Effects
Bupropion SR Effects
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Bupropion Dosing for Sleep Issues
Bupropion Dosing for Sleep Issues
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Best Smoking Cessation Options
Best Smoking Cessation Options
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Bupropion SR as a Non-Addictive Option
Bupropion SR as a Non-Addictive Option
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Tums-Ex Classification
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Study Notes
Pharmacy Technician Key Terms and Concepts
- Pickup: Refers to the stage where a prescription is located after being checked by the pharmacist.
- Date of Birth: An example of a patient identifier, essential for accurately linking patients to their prescriptions.
- Insurance Information Change: A critical reason for notifying the data entry technician to ensure billing accuracy.
- Will Call Wall: Designated spot where medications, such as hydrochlorothiazide, are stored post-verification by the pharmacist.
- State-run Health Care Providers: These are managed at the individual state level, influencing local healthcare practices.
- Medicare Type 1: Provides coverage for 100 test strips monthly for patients suffering from type 1 diabetes.
- Antibiotics: Utilized primarily to combat bacterial infections.
- Pharmacy Technician: A supportive role in pharmacies, assisting pharmacists in non-judgmental tasks.
- Highlights Section: Contains critical prescribing information.
- Table of Contents: Serves as a reference map for locating specific prescribing details.
- Indications and Dosage: Lists conditions for which medications are approved, guiding safe and effective treatment.
- Ipratropium: A bronchodilator that relieves COPD symptoms by opening the bronchioles for easier breathing.
- Serevent Diskus: Medication prescribed for asthma treatment.
- Theophylline Similarity: Chemically akin to caffeine; used to control asthma.
- Tiotropium: Marketed under the brand name Spriva.
- Inhaled Corticosteroids: Essential for managing asthma; example: Flovent.
- Montelukast: The generic name for Singulair, addressing nighttime asthma symptoms.
- Diphenhydramine Side Effects: Potential outcome includes drowsiness, requiring counseling.
- Sudafed Classification: It is categorized as a decongestant.
- Expectorant: Guaifenesin is a common over-the-counter medicine used to relieve cough and cold symptoms.
- Antitussives: Cough suppressants like dextromethorphan fall into this category.
- Hydrocortisone: Recognized as a topical corticosteroid.
- Protopic for Psoriasis: Update patient profiles when prescribed for this skin condition.
- Benzoyl Peroxide Recommendation: Commonly advised for acne treatment.
- Minoxidil Usage: Treated condition associated with hair loss.
- Generic for Xalatan: Latanoprost serves as the generic name.
- Patanol Classification: Identified as an antihistamine.
- Ciprodex: This antibiotic-containing medication is used for treating ear infections.
- Olopatadine: Generic name for Patanol, an antihistamine.
- Debrox: Medication effective for earwax removal.
- Olanzapine Interaction with Smoking: Important for identifying potential drug interactions.
- Ask-Advise-Refer Model: An effective method for patient interaction requiring only a few minutes.
- Smoking Cessation Counseling: Involves identifying smoking patients for offering cessation options.
- Team Implementation of Ask-Advise-Refer: Can be utilized by a broad range of pharmacy staff.
- Lozenge Counseling: Advises patients to drink only water for 15 minutes post-ingestion.
- Nicotine Patch Advantage: Recommended for its once-a-day usage.
- Bupropion SR Effects: Can help manage weight during smoking cessation efforts.
- Bupropion Dosing for Sleep Issues: Suggest adjusting the second dose timing for patients struggling to sleep.
- Best Smoking Cessation Options: The combination of nicotine patch and gum for patients who may forget to take pills.
- Bupropion SR as a Non-Addictive Option: Ideal for patients desiring non-addictive treatment for quitting smoking.
- Tums-Ex Classification: This medication works as an antacid.
- Prevacid 24HR Generic Name: Lansoprazole is the active ingredient.
- Nexium for Acid Reflux: Update patient profiles regarding this common digestive condition.
- Pepto-Bismol: Classified as an antidiarrheal medication.
- Laxatives for Constipation: Recommended for patients with infrequent bowel movements.
- Metoclopramide Function: Used to decrease gastrointestinal motility.
- Compazine: Recognized as duplicate therapy for Phenergan, a similar medication.
- Simethicone for Flatulence: An over-the-counter remedy targeting gas relief.
- Zocor: Medication utilized to lower cholesterol levels.
- Niacin Classification: Falls under nicotine acid products for cholesterol management.
- Welchol for High Cholesterol: Update profiles accordingly for prescriptions related to cholesterol management.
- Gemfibrozil Classification: Identified as a fibrate used to lower cholesterol.
- Pravachol Generic Name: Known as pravastatin in its generic form.
- Alirocumab: Medication classed as a PCSK9 inhibitor for cholesterol regulation.
- Furosemide Generic Name: Commonly referred to as Lasix, a diuretic.
- Carvedilol Classification: Recognized as a beta-blocker for managing blood pressure.
- Cardizem Trade Name: Diltiazem, used for heart-related conditions.
- Ramipril Brand Name: Marketed under the name Altace.
- Valsartan Duplicate Therapy: Considered a duplicate if prescribed alongside Micardis.
- Doxazosin Generic Name: Known as Cardura, managing hypertension.
- Nitroglycerin Delivery Form: Typically administered as a sublingual tablet for immediate angina relief.
- Digoxin Class: Falls under cardiac glycosides, often for heart conditions.
- Amiodarone Classification: Recognized as an antiarrhythmic medication.
- INR Monitoring Requirement: Critical for patients on Coumadin to assess coagulation levels.
- Brilinta: A prescribed antiplatelet medication for cardiovascular conditions.
- Relafen as an NSAID: This medication is classified within the non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug category.
- Hydromorphone Duplicate Therapy: Considered if the patient is already on OxyContin.
- Respiratory Depression Risk: Main concern when dispensing opioids like morphine.
- Flexeril Class: Identified as a muscle relaxant for managing muscle spasms.
- Medrol Brand Name: For methylprednisolone, used in various inflammatory conditions.
- Alendronate for Osteoporosis: Necessary to update patient profiles upon prescribing this medication.
- Colchicine Usage: Effective treatment for gout flare-ups.
- Methotrexate Use: Commonly prescribed as a chemotherapeutic agent for cancer.
- Tamoxifen Generic Name: For Nolvadex, utilized in breast cancer risk reduction.
- Arimidex Function: Classified as an aromatase inhibitor for breast cancer treatment.
- Doxepin Drug Class: Recognized as a tricyclic antidepressant (TCA).
- Lexapro Classification: Commonly prescribed as a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI).
- Generic for Effexor XR: Known as Venlafaxine, used to treat depression.
- Azilect Drug Class: Belongs to the monoamine oxidase D inhibitor (MADI) category.
- Bupropion for Depression: Update patient profile accordingly when prescribed.
- Lamotrigine Use: Commonly indicated for managing bipolar disorder.
- Abilify Classification: Identified among antipsychotic medications.
- Valium for Anxiety: Commonly prescribed for anxiety management.
- Buspirone Brand Name: Marketed as BuSpar, another anxiety treatment.
- Ambien CR: Prescribed for aiding sleep regulation.
- Concerta Profile Update: Necessary for patients diagnosed with ADHD.
- Phenytoin Levels: Crucial for monitoring patients prescribed Dilantin.
- Requip as Duplicate Therapy: Recognized as another treatment for Parkinson's alongside Mirapex.
- Donepezil for Alzheimer's Disease: Essential for updating medical conditions in patient profiles.
- Imitrex Brand Name: Sumatriptan is recognized for migraine relief.
- DiaBeta Duplicate for Glimepiride: Important to track for potential over-treatment.
- Metformin for Type 2 Diabetes: A commonly used medication in managing this condition.
- A1C Monitoring for Actos Users: Relevant lab results to track for diabetes management.
- Januvia Prescription Use: Typically used to manage hyperglycemia.
- Victoza for Diabetes: An injectable option for glycemic control.
- NovoLog Refrigeration Requirement: Insulin needing cold storage before dispensing.
- Rapid-acting Insulin Classification: Identified for NovoLog usage.
- Lispro IV Administering: Suitable for insulin delivery via intravenous route in hospitals.
- Lantus Long-acting Insulin: Recognized for its extended control in blood sugar management.
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