Chapter 13 vocab
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| automated dispensing technology | Electronic storage cabinets or robotics that secure medications and dispence the to nurses or other caregivers.
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| auxiliary prescription lable | A lable affixed to a drug product that alerts users to special handling or administrative concerns.
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| centralized dispensing automation | Technology that assists in the selection and dispencing of drug products that are located in a central location, such as the pharmacy, and that can include robotics and carousels that use bar code scanning to select and label drug products for patients
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| computer physician order entry (CPOE) | The entering of patient orders directly into a computer system.
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| decentralized automation system | Drug distribution devices placed in patient care areas.
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| electronic medication administration record (eMAR) | A component of the computerized patient medical record in which nurses and other healthcare providers document times and dates when a medication was administered to the patient.
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| medication administration recored (MAR) | A component of the paper patient medical record in which nurses and other healthcare providers document times and dates when a medication was administered to the patient.
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| medication order | A written, electron, telephone, or verbal request for a patient medication in an important setting.
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| mnemonic | A shorthanded name for a drug product that facilitates faster computer data entry.
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| patient identification number | A unique code that identifies a given patient (for example, a medical record number) or a patient and specified adminisson date (for example, an account number).
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| patient profile | A list of information about a patient, including name, identification number, birth date, lab values, admitting and secondary diagnoses, room and bed number, names of admitting and consulting physicians, medication history, and clinical comments.
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| primary prescription label | A label, affixed to a dispensed drug product, that contains legally requiered information, including pharmacy info, patient info, drug info and instructions, sequential prescription number, and lot number.
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| STAT | Abbreviation of the Latin word statim, meaning immediately; commonly used on medication orders to indicate the need for a drug right away.
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