PHM 110 - Pharmacy Practice

• Extemporaneous, Nonsterile Compounding
• Hospital Pharmacy Dispensing
• Infection Control, Aseptic Technique, and Cleanroom Facilities
• Sterile and Hazardous Compounding
• Medication Safety
• Professional Performance, Communication, and Ethics
• Your Future in Pharmacy Practice

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• Pen with black or blue ink

A =  90 - 100
B =   80 - 89
C =   70 - 79
D =   60 - 69
F =     0 - 59

1. Understand the roles and training requirements of pharmacy technicians in non-sterile compounding according to USP 795 standards and guidelines.
2. Describe overall institutional pharmacy operations and general responsibilities of the pharmacy technician within their scope of practice.
3. Recognize the importance of infection control and proper aseptic technique which is required for sterile compounding to prevent unnecessary contamination according to USP 797 standards and guidelines.
4. Identify the general principles and preparation of sterile and hazardous compounding.
5. Summarize the magnitude of medication errors, and general responsibilities of the pharmacy technician in their role to minimize or eliminate future errors.
6. Describe the important roles of a pharmacy technician as a member of the customer care team, including the development of excellent professionalism and teamwork in pharmacy.
7. Understand the importance of becoming a national certified pharmacy technician and the future advanced opportunities and requirements within the profession after certification.
8. Demonstrate nonsterile compounding pharmacy procedures.
9. Demonstrate institutional pharmacy procedures.

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