Medication Order Entry Fill Process Flashcards
Inscription
Name of Medication
Superscription
Rx Symbol
Subscription
Pharmacist How To Compound Prescription
Sig
Directions for taking medicine
Number 1 on card
Cardholder
Number 2 on the card
Spouse
Number 3 on the card
Dependent
Dispense as written codes
0
No product selected
Dispense code 1
Substitution not allowed by provider
Dispense code 2
patient requested product dispensed
Dispense code 3
Pharmacist select product dispensed
Dispense code 4
Generic drug not in stock
Dispense code 5
Brand drug dispense as generic
Dispense code 6
Override
Dispense code 7
Brand name mandated by law
Dispense code 8
Generic Drug not available in marketplace
Unit Dose system
A system that provides a medication in its final unit of use.
Modified unit dose system
A drug distribution system that combines unit dose medications
Blended Unit Dose system
Combines a unit dose system with a non unit dose system.
Round Vials
Used for solid dosage
Capsules or tablets
Wide Mouth Bottles
Used for bulk powders or large capsules
Dropper Bottles
Nasal, oral liquids , to be given by drops
Applicator Bottles
Applying liquid medications to wounds or skin care
Ointment jars and collapsible tubes
Semisolid dosage forms
Hinged-lid or slide boxes
Dispensing suppositories and powders
ASHP
American Society Health System Pharmacists
APhA
American Pharmacist Association
Mission Statement Manual
Provides The purpose and the goals of the pharmacy
