Outpatient Dispensing MD0810

DEVELOPMENT
ADMINISTRATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
LESSON 1
	INTRODUCTION
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	Section I. THE PRESCRIPTION FORM
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	Section II. COMMON LATIN TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS
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LESSON 2
	Section I.  THE FOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETIC ACT OF 1938
		2-1. INTRODUCTION
		2-2. SECTIONS OF THE FOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETIC ACT OF 1938
		2-3. ENFORCEMENT OF THE FOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETIC ACT
	Section II. THE DURHAM-HUMPHREY AMENDMENT
		2-4. INTRODUCTION
		2-5. CATEGORIES OF DRUGS UNDER THE DURHAM-HUMPHREY AMENDMENT
	Section III. THE HARRIS-KEFAUVER AMENDMENTS
		2-6. INTRODUCTION
		2-7. PROVISIONS OF THE HARRIS-KEFAUVER AMENDMENTS
	Section IV. THE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT
		2-8. HISTORY OF CONTROL OF NARCOTIC SUBSTANCES
		2-9. PURPOSE OF THE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT
		2-10. THE FIVE SCHEDULES OF THE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT
		2-11. IMPORTANCE OF THE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT TO ARMY
	Section V. THE POISON PREVENTION PACKAGING ACT OF 1970
		2-12. INTRODUCTION
		2-13. THE POISON PREVENTION PACKAGING ACT OF 1970
		2-14. THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE POISON PREVENTION PACKAGING ACT
		2-15. EXCEPTIONS TO THE ACT
		2-16. CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE OUTPATIENT PHARMACY
	Section VI. THE PATIENT PACKAGE INSERT
		2-17. THE PATIENT PACKAGE INSERT
		2-18. THE HISTORY OF PATIENT PACKAGE INSERTS
		2-19. THE PURPOSE OF PATIENT PACKAGE INSERTS
		2-20. DRUGS/DRUG CLASSES WHICH REQUIRE PATIENT INFORMATION
		2-21. INFORMATION REQUIRED ON PATIENT PACKAGE INSERTS
	EXERCISES
	SOLUTIONS
LESSON 3
	Section I. AUTHORIZED PRESCRIPTION FORMS
		3-1. THE DOD PRESCRIPTION FORM (DD Form 1289)
		3-2. MULTIPLE ITEM PRESCRIPTION FORM
	Section II. SUPPLY CLASSIFICATION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
		3-3. INTRODUCTION
		3-4. SUPPLY CLASSIFICATION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
		3-5. ACCOUNTABILITY PROCEDURES FOR NOTE Q AND NOTE R
	Section III. PERSONNEL AUTHORIZED TO PRESCRIBE MEDICATIONS
		3-6. INTRODUCTION
		3-7. SOURCES OF AUTHORITY FOR PRESCRIBING MEDICATIONS
		3-8. PRESCRIPTION WRITING FOR HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS
	Section IV. REFILLING OF PRESCRIPTIONS
		3-9. INTRODUCTION
		3-10. REFILLING OF PRESCRIPTIONS FOR CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
		3-11. REFILLING OF NON-CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
	Section V. LABELING OF OUTPATIENT PRESCRIPTIONS
		3-12. INTRODUCTION
		3-13. INFORMATION REQUIRED ON THE PRESCRIPTION LABEL
		3-14. AUXILIARY LABELS
	Section VI. ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS PERTAINING TO THE
		3-15. INTRODUCTION
		3-16. THE SIGNATURE CARD (DD Form 577)
		3-17. NUMBERING AND FILING OF PRESCRIPTIONS
		3-18. INSPECTION AND DISPOSITION OF PRESCRIPTION FILES AND RECORDS
	Section VII. PATIENT RELATIONS IN THE OUTPATIENT PHARMACY
		3-19. INTRODUCTION
		3-20. DEALING WITH PATIENTS
		3-21. GREETING THE PATIENT
		3-22. FACILITIES
		3-23. ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE OUTPATIENT PHARMACY
		3-24. PROVIDING INFORMATION TO THE PATIENT
		3-25. DEALING WITH IMPATIENT OUTPATIENTS
	EXERCISES
	SOLUTIONS
LESSON 4
	Section I. PERSONNEL AUTHORIZED TO FILL/REFILL THE PRESCRIPTION
		4-1. GENERAL INTRODUCTION
		4-2. PERSONNEL IN THE PHARMACY
	Section II. STEPS INVOLVED IN FILLING/REFILLING A PRESCRIPTION
		4-3. STEPS INVOLVED IN FILLING A PRESCRIPTION
		4-4. STEPS INVOLVED IN REFILLING PRESCRIPTION
	EXERCISES
	SOLUTIONS