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Chapt.2 Pharm. Found

Chapter 2 Pharmaceutical Care

Assay and control unit: A group with the responsibility for auditing the control system and evaluating product quality; similar to a quality control unit.
Certified: For a pharmacy technician, this means being granted recognition by a nongovernmental agency or association because of meeting predetermined qualifications they have specified as necessary.
Drug control: A method used to eliminate or reduce the potential harm of the drug distributed.
Ethics: A set of standards of behavior; in a profession, a guide to correct actions that should be followed.
Inpatient: Refers to inside a hospital or other health care institution. In relation to pharmacy, this means that the pharmacy is located in a hospital or institution in which patients stay overnight or for longer.
Outpatient: In relation to pharmacy, this means community pharmacy settings.
Pharmacy: The art and science of dispensing and preparing medication and providing drug-related information to the public.
Preceptor: A person who guides, tutors, and provides direction aimed at a specific performance.
Quality control: In the pharmaceutical field, an organized effort of all individuals directly or indirectly involved in the production, packaging, and distribution of quality medications, which are safe, effective, and acceptable.
Quality control unit: A group with the responsibility for auditing the control system and evaluating product quality; sometimes called an assay and control unit.
Registered: Being placed on a list of similar practicing individuals by the state board of pharmacy.
United States Pharmacopeia (USP): A nonprofit organization that sets standards for the identity, strength, quality, purity, packaging, and labeling of drug products; www.usp.org.
Created by: Scarlett Emerson
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