Faults, Maintenance and Stock Rotation- Discussion Flashcards

1
Q

How many people is stock control/ ordering completed by?

A

one person, minimises mistakes

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2
Q

What is important when recording stock?

A

safe/ file all invoices
update computered system
write expiry dates/ return- short dated items
controlled drugs register- total/ dates
batch numbers- allows recall items

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3
Q

What are storage requirements for stock?

A

avoid extreme heat
clean, dry
refrigdergated
controlled drugs- locked away
environment size
rotation

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4
Q

What type of drugs require specialise handling procedures?

A

cytotoxic drugs

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5
Q

How are drugs delivered to practice?

A

cool boxes/ freezer packs- maintains suitable temperature- prevents deactivation
bubble wraps- shattering
sealed bags- limited contact
COSHH
original packaging

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6
Q

What are the dispensing considerations?

A

correct labelling
suitable container
child-proof
relevent equipment- pill popper
Data sheet/ ID
signed by staff member

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7
Q

Why is monitoring stock important?

A

prevents wastage and not enough to comply with the demand- seasonal fluctation

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8
Q

What is a DOOP bin?

A

‘Disposal of Old Pharamceuticals’ bin

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9
Q

What should be going into a sharps bin?

A

used needles, microscope slides

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10
Q

What is the disposal procedures for medications?

A

crush tablets,
remove personal info
denature kits
cytotoxic waste

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11
Q

What are some methods of reducing risks in a pharmacy?

A

positive environment
individual responsibility
seasonal deamand
locked cupboard
refrigerate- manufacturers storage guidelines
increased ordering frequency

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12
Q

How long after delivered should stock be unpacked?

A

immediatley

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13
Q

What should be checked when unpacking a delivery?

A

expiry dates
prescence of items
special storage requirements
price
damages

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14
Q

How long should schedule 5s invoices be kept for?

A

2 years

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15
Q

How much shelf life does multidose injectables have?

A

28 days- not often used/ needed, reduces waste

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16
Q

What medication is higher demand in new years/ bonfire?

17
Q

What medication is higher demand in spring/summer?

A

frontline/ bravecto

18
Q

What are pet food and refreshment storage considerations?

A

prevents infestations, secured cupboards
re-seal opened bags
fridges
avoid extreme heat
price clearly labelled
hygiene

19
Q

What does NFA-GSL mean?

A

Non Food Animal- General Sales List

20
Q

What drugs are not advertised to the public?

A

POM-V and POM-VPS- endangers welfare/ misuse of drugs

21
Q

What are the ways of odering stock?

A

phone
letter (schedule 2,3)
computer/ digital
fax

22
Q

What is the National Veterinary Services return protocols?

A

cannot be returned after a month

23
Q

How often should stock checks be taken place, and POM-V / POM-VPS?

A

annually- ensures numbers corralate with computered system

24
Q

What types of products should be counted?

A

amount of tablets, mls of injectables/ oral medications/ cans of food

25
At what temperature should vaccines be stored at?
2-8'C