Pharmacy Technician Certified Board Preparation - Comprehensive Review.

Pharmacy Technician Certified Board Preparation - Comprehensive Review. Introduction to Pharmacy Chapter 2 Pharmacy Technician Duties Chapter 3 Different Classes of Practice Sites Chapter 4 Health Insurance Review Chapter 5 Drug Definitions Chapter 6 Determine National Drug Code (NDC) Chapter 7 Different Types of Dosage Forms Chapter 8 Different Routes of Administration and Storage Requirements Chapter 9 Different Types of Medications Chapter 10 Obtain New Prescriptions and Interpretation of Prescriptions Chapter 11 Most Commonly Used Abbreviations Chapter 12 Pharmacology Review Chapter 13 Pharmacy Department References Chapter 14 Pharmacy Law Review, Drug Recall Review Chapter 15 Different Categories of Drugs and Their Usage Chapter 16 Top Two Hundred Drugs Chapter 17 Generic Drugs with Many Brand Names Chapter 18 Different Drug Classifications Chapter 19 Common Antidotes Chapter 20 Herbal Medicine Chapter 21 Review Basic Mathematics Used in Pharmacy Chapter 22 Temperature Conversions Chapter 23 Roman Numeral Interpretation and Conversion Chapter 24 Drug Enforcement Administration Number Chapter 25 Percentage, Proportion, Ratio Strength, and Dilution Method Chapter 26 Calculate Day Supply, Dosage Regimen, and Children Dosages Chapter 27 Pharmacy Alligations, Flow Rates, and Milliequivalent Calculations Chapter 28 Commercial Calculations and Terminology Chapter 29 Introduction to Hospital Pharmacy Chapter 30 Regulatory Agencies in Institutional Pharmacy Chapter 31 Pharmacy Supplies and Equipment Chapter 32 Medication Distribution Systems, Order Processing, and Hospital Automation Chapter 33 Touch Contamination, Sterilization Techniques, and Aseptic Techniques Chapter 34 Intravenous Preparations Chapter 35 Drugs Commonly Used in Hospitals Chapter 36 Quiz for Hospital Review Appendix A Patterned Plan of Attack for Questions Appendix B Patterned Plan of Attack for Calculations Appendix C Common Pharmacy Abbreviations Appendix D Common Medical Abbreviations References Chapter 1 Introduction to Pharmacy Pharmacy technicians today play a vital role in the pharmacy business and at other pharmacy practice sites. Technicians interact with patients, physicians, nurses, and health insurance providers. They work under the pharmacist’s supervision and are allowed to assist in pharmacy activities that do not require the professional judgment of a pharmacist. Technicians are becoming more involved in the production and technical aspects of pharmacy, while pharmacists have become more involved with patient-care