Class C Pharmacies Flashcards

1
Q

What are Class C pharmacies?

A

institutional pharmacies

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2
Q

And institution pharmacy is…(3)

A
  • located in an in-patient facility
  • a hospice in-patient facility
  • an ambulatory surgical center
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3
Q

A “big” facility with __ or more beds shall be under the ____ on-site supervision during the time it is open for pharmacy services.

A

101; continuous

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4
Q

A “small” facility with ___ beds or less shall have the services of a pharmacist at least part-time or on a ____ basis, but must be present at least ____ every __ days.

A

100; consulting; once; 7

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5
Q

A facility with an out-patient pharmacy must have the pharmacist on-duty at ___ ____ the out-patient pharmacy is open.

A

all times

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6
Q

If an institution has both an in-patient and out-patient pharmacy, they can apply for either a Class A or Class C license so long as they are in the…?

A

same building

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7
Q

In institutions, a pharmacist must be ____, but not necessarily physically present, to answer other health care professional’s questions at ___ ____. This can be through:

  • 24 hour a day ____
  • a list of all the ____ ____ where the pharmacist can be reached
  • or any other system that accomplishes this purpose
A

available; all times
telephone
phone numbers

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8
Q

A PIC may be a PIC at one ____ and one ____ institution as long as the total number of beds combined don’t exceed ___ beds

A

large; small; 150

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9
Q

A PIC may be a PIC at up to __ smaller institutions as long as the total number of beds combined don’t exceed ___

A

150

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10
Q

What is the pharmacist:technician ratio for Class C pharmacies?

A

The Board can not set ratios

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11
Q

A pharmacist allowed to supervise technicians electronically:

  • in a ____ institutional facility
  • uses either interactive video, audio, data system OR
  • still frame system with still-image capture and ____
  • records must be permanently stored and maintained for __ years (i.e. non re-writable discs)
  • pharmacist must verify data entry and accuracy of filled orders ____ to release
A

small
forwarding
2
prior

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12
Q

Two downfalls of electronic supervision

A

counseling issues and possibly becoming complacent

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13
Q

Technician duties are very similar to those in community pharmacy, under pharmacist supervision, with the exception that they may do ____ & ____ ____.

A

bulk & sterile compounding

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14
Q

Techs can not: (4)

  • ____ & ____ orders
  • select prescription drugs, ____ or suppliers
  • ____ patient profiles
  • verify receipt of controlled substances by initialing and dating ____
A

receive & interpret
devices
interpret
invoices

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15
Q

Only technicians (not _____) can perform ___-___-___. They have to be properly ____ and can only work with orders than have been approved by the pharmacist. (filling med carts, distributing routine orders for floor stock, accessing and restocking automated systems)

A

trainees; tech-check-tech; trained

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16
Q

Class C licensing is very similar to the Class __ process.

A

A

17
Q

Required set-up for a Class C is the same as Class A (sink, lighting, etc.) PLUS if the pharmacy has ____ materials, there must be a designated area for the storage of these materials.

A

flammable

18
Q

What is the difference between something that is flammable and something that is not?

A

nothing!

19
Q

C-IIs must be ____ ____ in Class C (enforceable by law).

A

locked up

20
Q

Required equipment:

Same as…

A

Class A pharmacies

including metric-apothecary conversion chart

21
Q

Required library:

Same as Class A PLUS a current/updated reference on ____.

A

injectables

22
Q

When a pharmacist is on duty, all medications dispensed to outpatients must be dispensed by a pharmacist. Even for ___ patients.

A

ER

23
Q

Record requirements for just about everything mimic Class A pharmacies in that documents must be retrievable for ___ years.

A

2

24
Q

Institutions must have a formulary committee (often referred to as a __ & __ Committee) to decide what medications will be available. The ___ is a full voting member of this committee.

A

P & T (Pharmacy and Therapeutics)

PIC

25
Q

Physicians can allow pharmacists to interchange for formulary meds if:

  • formulary is ____ by the medical staff committee
  • a reasonable method exists for practitioners to ____ interchange
  • ____ agreement with policies and procedures exists
A

approved
override
written