Introduction to Hospital Pharmacy Flashcards
_______________ pharmacists are the ones that are verifying orders, they are getting prescriptions and medications ready to go from the main pharmacy in the hospital up to the floors to be administered by nurses and given to the pts
Operations
________________ could be located within the main pharmacy in the hospital or they might be located in another location and they are verifying orders, doing clinical consults, clinical review
Clinical pharmacist
______________ is usually happening in the main pharmacy, this may also be done by operation staff or might have other pharmacists specifically dedicated to compounding
Compounding
Management- a clinical coordinator, a pharmacy ________ pharmacy ___________ and this stays the same within both Model A and Model B
manager
director
______________ model contains the pharmacist that are doing pharmacy operations and they are centralized within the main pharmacy and they are verifying orders and they are doing the same things that operation pharmacists would and getting the prescriptions ready to go and being brought up to the floor and might be overseeing some compounding as well
Centralized
___________pharmacist usually clinical pharmacists are located on the floors that they are verifying orders for so if they are responsible for 2 floors they might sit on one of the floors and they are doing the clinical consults for those floors,verifying orders for those floors, answering questions from nursing and providers
Decentralized
Hospital management might be located within the main pharmacy or somewhere else within the hospital
Centralized pharmacists check compounding ex: check iv __________
admixtures
Decentralized clinical pharmacist…direct beside care meaning __________ pt, conducting medication reconciliation, or potentially responding to _______, drug consults and therapeutic drug ____________…monitoring warfarin, antibiotics,vancomycin, and doing any dosing done by pharmacy
counseling
codes
monitoring
Med order entered through epic by provider…then goes to a clinical or operations pharmacist workque determines whether pharmacist verifies order or whether there’s a problem with the order
ADM=automated dispensing machine
If medication is already on the floor its a lot easier versus the workflow that needs to be done to get a medication ready
Outpatient pharmacy we see most commonly oral medication, topical, eye drops,ear drops
Enteral is anything absorbed through the GI tract
_____________ is any medication absorbed through the cheek
Buccal