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The formula for converting Celsius and Fahrenheit - ANSWER 5F = 9C + 160 Class I medication recall - ANSWER Most serious recall. A medication product is being recalled because there is a strong chance of serious adverse effects or death to the patient. Class II medication - ANSWER A medication product is being recalled because there is a temporary (but reversible) chance of adverse effect or little chance of serious adverse effect. Class III medication recall - ANSWER A medication product is being recalled because of a problem that is not likely to cause adverse effects. Intake area - ANSWER Designated location where patients can leave prescriptions. Keep the intake area clean, uncluttered, and structured to facilitate a positive first impression. Processing area - ANSWER Where data entry occurs; should be as free from distraction as possible. There should be areas for prescriptions that require processing, those waiting for preparation or dispensing, those requiring verification, and those needing intervention. Each prescription will have a separate bin or tote to prevent mislabeling. This area also houses counting equipment, distilled water, compounding or repackaging equipment, scales, calculators, containers, and labels. Processed prescriptions area - ANSWER Stores completed prescriptions until patient pick-up. Only prescriptions that have completed the final verification process are allowed in this area. Out window - ANSWER Area designated for patients to pick up completed prescriptions. Cash registers are located here to process payments for the verified prescriptions. Reorder Points (ROP) - ANSWER A set minimum stock level in which a medication should be reordered Reorder Quantities (ROQ) - ANSWER Identifies how much of the medication should be ordered Technician responsibilities when ordering prescriptions - ANSWER Review computer generated orders and edit as needed Fill out DEA-222 for all CII controlled substances and have an authorized pharmacist sign.