Pharmacy Technician GES 117 » 300 hours
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- Orientation to Pharmacy
- History
- Standards
- Education Requirements
- Professional Organizations
- Code of Ethics
- References
- Text
- Journals
- Internet
- Community Pharmacy
- Processing and Dispensing Prescriptions
- Prescription Requirements
- New
- Refill
- Prescription Requirements
- Labeling Requirements
- Processing and Dispensing Prescriptions
- Required Equipment
- Counter and Consulting Areas
- Storage
- Controlled Substances
- Inventory
- Ordering
- Restocking
- Ethics and Standards
- Privacy
- Confidentiality
- Accountability
- Computer Applications
- Components
- Order Entry
- Systems
- Confidentiality
- Institutional Pharmacy
- Pharmacy Organization
- Medication Orders
- Physician Order Requirements
- Patient Labeling Requirements
- Dispensing Systems
- Sterile Products
- Inventory Control
- Ordering
- Restocking
- Roles and Duties
- Record Keeping
- Policy and Procedure Manual
- Regulatory Agencies
- OSHA
- Fire Safety
- Hazardous Plan
- Exposure Control
- Injury
- PPE
- Antiseptic Technique
- Medical Asepsis
- Surgical Asepsis
- Laminar Flow Hoods
- Pharmacy Law and Ethics
- Federal and State Laws
- Reference
- Governing Bodies
- Types of Law
- Violations
- Federal Laws
- State Laws—Links
- Agencies
- FDA
- CDC
- DEA
- Recalls
- HIPAA
- Schedule of Drugs
- Ethics
- Pharmacist Code
- Technician Code
- Introduction to Terminology
- Word Parts
- Root
- Prefix
- Suffix
- Rules
- Word Parts
- Abbreviations and Calculations
- Organs: Cardio, Endocrine, GI, Integumentary
- Organs: Lymphatic, Muscular, Nervous, Skeletal, Reproductive
- Organs: Respiratory, Urinary, Hearing, Sight
- Pharmaceutical Calculations
- Basic Math Skills
- Fractions and Decimals
- Ratio, Proportions, and Percents
- Conversions
- Community Pharmacy Math
- Prescriptions
- Billing and Inventory
- Institutional Pharmacy Math
- IV Room Calculations (Ration and Percentage)
- Dosage Calculations
- Dilutions and Alligations
- Basic Math Skills
- Pharmacology
- Unit 1: The Science of Pharmacology
- Evolution of Drugs
- Pharmacology
- Administration of Pharmacological Agents
- Unit 2: Anti-Infectives and Drugs for Colds
- Antibiotics
- Antivirals, Antiretrovirals, and Antifungals
- Antihistamines, Antitussives, Decongestants, and Expectorants
- Unit 3: Narcotic Pain Relievers and Nervous System Drugs
- Anesthetics, Analgesics, and Narcotics
- Antidepressants, Antipsychotics, and Antianxiety Agents
- Anticonvulsants, CNS Disorder Drugs
- Unit 4: Respiratory, GI, Renal, and Cardiac Drugs
- Respiratory Drugs
- Gastrointestinal Drugs
- Urinary System Drugs
- Cardiovascular Drugs
- Unit 5: Nonnarcotic Analgesics, Muscle Relaxants, Hormones, and Topicals
- Muscle Relaxants, Nonnarcotic Analgesics, and Arthritis Drugs
- Hormones
- Topicals, Ophthalmics, and Otics
- Unit 6: Chemotherapy, Herbs, and Miscellaneous Drugs
- Recombinant Drugs and Chemotherapy
- Vitamins, Nutritional Supplements and Natural Supplements, Antidotes, and CODE Emergency Agents
- Unit 1: The Science of Pharmacology
- Communication Skills
- Process
- Verbal and Non-Verbal
- Methods
- Fax
- Telephone
- Internet
- Pagers
- Written
- Barriers
- Conflict
- HIPAA
- Insurance and Inventory Procedures
- Cost Analysis
- Purchasing Procedures
- Receiving
- Record Keeping
- Inventory Control
- Computers
- Perpetual Inventory
- Expired
- Formulary
- Storage
- Repackaging
- Types of Insurance
- Claim Forms
- Billing
- Lab Module
- Unit 1: Retail Lab
- Interpreting Prescriptions
- Counting, Measuring and Filling Containers
- Filling Prescriptions
- Unit 2: Hospital Lab
- Interpreting Physician Order Sheets
- Aseptic Technique
- Hand Washing
- Hood Cleaning
- Vials and Ampoules
- IV Bags
- Unit 1: Retail Lab
- Clinical Rotations
- Virtual Externship
- Hospital
- Research Paper
- On-Site Rotation
- Retail
- Research Paper
- On-Site Rotation (Walgreen's or other pharmacy)
- Final Comprehensive Exam
- Federal and State Laws