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This chapter discusses the variations in pharmacy laws across the 50 states and highlights the differences in inventory management between retail and inpatient pharmacies. It explains the functions of the Board of Pharmacy, the concept of nondiscretionary duties, and the definition of a “stat” dose. Additionally, it covers the oversight of state boards, roles of pharmacy technicians, hyperalimentation, dispensing technicians, and common practices in inpatient medication filling. Also included are insights on continuing education requirements for pharmacy technicians, common side effects of diuretics, and the characteristics of certain pharmaceutical substances.
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Are the laws and regulations that govern pharmacy are the same in all 50 states?
Describe the differences in inventory between retail and inpatient pharmacies.
What is the usual duration for which inpatient medications are filled?
What is one of the most difficult practice settings for pharmacy technicians?
List some medications from your drug list that are used to treat a UTI.
Be able to describe the job duties of: An Inventory TechnicianAn IV TechnicianA Clinical TechnicianAn Insurance Billing TechnicianA Retail Technician
Mannitol: • What happens to mannitol when exposed to low temperatures? • What happens when mixed in a PVC bag or container?