Storing different versions, such as topical and oral, of the same drug in different parts of the pharmacy, and discouraging distribution of professional samples are standards set by which organization?
✔ a recall on unsafe drugsthe distribution of controlled substancesthe identity of habit-forming drugs
the results of internal auditsthe labeling of hazards✔ the safety of food and drugs
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The Board of Pharmacy standards✔ Continuous Quality Improvement processesDEA guidelines
What classes of standards are important to pharmacy technicians? Check all that apply. quality standardscommunication standardssafety standardssecurity standardsdress-code standards
To whom does the bloodborne pathogens standard apply?
What does the Board of Pharmacy do?
What do HIPAA standards secure in the pharmacy?
Which federal agency is responsible for the safety of drugs?
What DEA standard is used in the pharmacy?
How might a pharmacy technician be involved in CQI? Check all that apply. documenting errors that occur in the pharmacyarming the burglar system when the pharmacy is closedcontacting physicians about refill requestsattending staff training to address improvementsdistributing only high-quality medication to patients
Where is information about the storage conditions, handling, disposal, and hazards of a chemical found?
Which requirement is the result of OSHA Hazards Communication standard?
How can a pharmacy demonstrate its high-quality standards and performance?
Which standards are set by OSHA? Check all that apply. drug recall standardHazards Communication standardgeneral workplace safety guidelinespatient confidentiality guidelinesbloodborne pathogens standard
What actions does HIPAA require? Check all that apply. Computers with patient information must be password protected.Patient data must be backed up daily.Information about patients must be clearly labeled and visible.Patient data can only be transmitted over secure Internet or intranet connections.Electronic records must be available to patients’ families.
What type of pharmacy equipment must be certified or calibrated regularly? Check all that apply. cash registerfire extinguisherbalance or scaleslaminar flow hoodburglar alarm
What are some examples of personal protective equipment? Check all that apply. latex glovesburglar alarmlab coatlocks on cabinetsface shields
A new flammable chemical arrives at the pharmacy. What should the pharmacy technician do with it? Check all that apply. Label it as flammable.Destroy the chemical.Check the SDS to see how it is stored.Put the SDS in the designated location.Check the FDA website for instructions.
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