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Computer Literacy Need
Basic to moderate tech skills required for technicians alongside traditional tools like phone, fax, and copiers.
Patient Profile Purpose
Centralized system record used to verify patient identity and gather essential data to fill prescriptions accurately.
Profile Patient Verification
Matching the patient in front of you with the exact name, dose, strength, and frequency in the system.
Profile Clinical Content
System section containing patient laboratory results, personal information, allergies, and insurance details.
Prescription Refill System
Software that stores prescription data, coordinates staff communication, and prints labels and warning stickers.
Billing and Crediting
Financial functions performed within refill systems to process insurance charges and medication returns.
Inventory Monitoring
Tracking the exact quantity of medication items currently in stock to maintain proper supply.
Unit-Dosing Definition
The process of placing pills from bulk bottles into individual, single-dose packages using automated machinery.
Unit-Dose Package Information
Labels stating brand/generic name, strength, expiration date, lot number, NDC, and packaging facility name.
Pharmacist Packaging Verification
Mandatory safety check where a pharmacist verifies that unit-dose packaging details match the medication inside.
Barcoding Purpose
Tagging items with Universal Product Codes (UPC) to enhance medication storage security and dispensing accuracy.
Manufacturer Barcode Assignment
The initial step where drug manufacturers assign a unique barcode to every medication product.
Barcode System Registration
Entering new medication barcodes into the pharmacy computer software so scanners recognize them.
Barcode Dispensing Scan
Scanning a drug bottle during filling to verify that the chosen product matches the patient's order.
Barcode Mismatch Alert
An audible alert sounded by the scanner when a technician selects the wrong medication from the shelf.
Barcoded Baggie Labeling
Printing and applying a barcoded label to the final dispensing bag for the pharmacist to scan during final verification.
Automated Dispensing Machine (ADM)
Secured storage cabinets located at nursing stations to hold medications outside the central pharmacy.
ADM Access Codes
Unique employee login credentials used to ensure full accountability for all medications removed from an ADM.
ADM Restocking Duties
Technician task of refilling low or empty ADM slots while using scanners to verify proper pocket locations.
Expiration Checking
Inspecting ADM pockets and shelf stock to ensure no expired medications remain before adding new inventory.
Stock Rotation Strategy
Moving older medications to the front and placing new stock near the back so drugs are used before expiring.
Lock-Lidded ADM Pockets
Secured compartments for narcotics that unlock only when that specific controlled substance is ordered and dispensed.
Compounding Machinery Purpose
Computerized equipment used to mix multiple liquid ingredients into a single tailored medication based on doctor orders.
Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)
Intravenous nutrition solution compounded by automated pumps that transfer specific nutrients directly into a bag.
Compounding Software Entry
The step where a pharmacist inputs physician order ingredients into the compounding machine software.
ADM and Compounding Integration
Connecting compounding machinery software directly to ADMs to maintain accurate inventory and usage records.
Medication Trend Reports
Software reports generated by technicians to analyze drug usage patterns over specific time periods.
Error Reporting
Computerized documentation used to log dispensing mistakes and operational incidents for safety records.
Inventory Management Reports
Administrative reports printed to track stock levels, order needs, and record-keeping compliance.
Daily Operational Tech Tasks
Routine computer requirements including sending/receiving emails and logging shift hours on a digital time clock.