Module 1: Orientation on Community Pharmacy

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Which set of medications has no dangerous drug/s?
A. Bromhexine
B. Remifentanil HCL
C. Nalbuphine
D. Tacrolimus
E. Alprazolam
F. Bilastine
G. Estradiol Valerate
H. Allupurinol
I. Pethidine / Meperidine


I. A, C, H, I
II. D, F, G, H
III. B, E, H, I
IV. B, C, E, H
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Which set of medications has no dangerous drug/s?
A. Bromhexine
B. Remifentanil HCL
C. Nalbuphine
D. Tacrolimus
E. Alprazolam
F. Bilastine
G. Estradiol Valerate
H. Allupurinol
I. Pethidine / Meperidine


I. A, C, H, I
II. D, F, G, H
III. B, E, H, I
IV. B, C, E, H
II. D, F, G, H
D. Tacrolimus
F. Bilastine
G. Estradiol Valerate
H. Allupurinol

DANGEROUS DRUGS:
Alprazolam
Bromazepam
Buprenorphine
Clonazepam
Clorazepate Dipotassium
Diazepam
Ephedrine
Fentanyl
Ketamine HCL
Methylphenidate HCL
Midazolam
Midazolam HCL
Morphine Sulfate
Nalbuphine
Oxycodone HCL
Oxycodone HCL + Naloxone HCL
Pentobarbital Sodium
Pethidine / Meperidine
Phenobarbital Sodium
Remifentanil HCL
Zolpidem
True or False

A patient needs an appointment for counseling before visiting a community pharmacy.
False (no need for appointment)
aka retail pharmacy. Most common type of pharmacy that allows the public to have access to their medications and advice about their health.
Community pharmacy
True or False

Community pharmacies concentrate on selling OTC and prescription medications alone.
False (some pharmacies have a retail store with a combination of therapeutic goods only available with a prescription and those purchased over the counter)
A type of community pharmacy which focuses on dispensing medications alone.
Traditional Community Pharmacy
This type of community pharmacy also offers counseling and other services aside from dispensing of medications.
Non-traditional Community Pharmacy
This type of community pharmacy which consists of 4 or more stores.
Chain Pharmacy
For Corporation, Partnership and other Judicial Person, ___________________ is issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) with complete Articles of Incorporation as a requirement for the opening a pharmacy.
Certificate of Registration
What agency or authority issues Certificate of Registration for cooperative as a requirement for opening a community pharmacy?
Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) and Articles of Cooperation
Certificate of Business Registration for opening a pharmacy is issued by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) to what type of pharmacy ownership.
Single proprietorship
True or False For a Government-Owned or Controlled Corporation with the original charter, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a Certificate of Registration for opening a pharmacy.False (without charter dapat. Kay kung with original charter, the law creating the establishment.)If the business or establishment address is different from the business name registration address, the applicant shall submit a copy of the Business Permit. The following represents this document except: a. Mayor's Permit b. Baranggay Clearance c. Police Clearance d. Baranggay Business Permitc. Police ClearanceWhat are the documents needed to apply for a DTI certificate?2x2 picture of owner/pharmacist, PSA birth certificate, and payment for processingWhich of the following is not a document needed to apply for a business permit? a. 2x2 picture of owner/pharmacist (2pcs) b. PSA birth certificate c. Assessment and Official Receipt of payment of business d. Annex 2 BPLS Unified Form (c/o Treasury Office of your municipality)b. PSA birth certificate Needed documents to apply for a business permit: Cedula Barangay Clearance Police Clearance Mayor's Clearance Annex 2 BPLS Unified Form (c/o Treasury Office of your municipality) DTI Certificate BIR Certificate Fire Certificate Assessment and Official Receipt of payment of business Sanitary Permit 2x2 picture of owner/pharmacist (2pcs)Where would a community pharmacist request an official email or the pharmacy?FDA Central OfficeThis type of community pharmacy separates personal and business assets and has stakeholders (e.g., board of directors, officers, CFO, and CEO)CorporationStage or process wherein an establishment will become a corporation, or a document needed to make a corporation, corporation.IncorporationTrue or False Before you can apply for a DTI certificate, you need to have a list of names for your pharmacy.True (kailangan at least 10)A scope of pharmacy practice in which pharmacist provide drug information to patients when medications are dispensed, either in written form or as spoken advice.Provision of drug informationThis occurs where a pharmacist identifies a medication-related problem and intervenes to resolve the problem.Clinical interventionThese services include medication reviews, in which a medical practitioner refers a patient to a pharmacist for a review of medication use.Medication management servicesThese services, which are provided in conjunction with patients' own doctors, include screening, health-promotion information, drug information, monitoring of adherence to prescriptions and of factors that affect adherence, and monitoring of intended drug therapy outcomes and adverse effects.Preventive care services for patients with chronic conditionsPharmacists may make an active contribution to therapeutic decisions, for example in providing advice on asthma management, weight management, and smoking cessation.Participating in therapeutic decisionsHe/she leads the company to achieve its vision, and he/she makes sure that the mission and the goals are achieved. Also the owner of the company.PresidentHe/she oversee the recruiting, interviewing, and hiring of new staff; consult with top executives on strategic planning; and serve as a link between the company's management and its employees.Human ResourcesOversees all the branches that belong to his district. He/she often handles 15 branches and above.District ManagerHe/she monitors every transaction happening in the branch and makes sure that the inventory level of stocks is established and there are enough stocks to provide for the customers' needs.ManagerTrue or False Supervisor is under the leadership of the pharmacist.False (The pharmacist is under the leadership of the supervisor.)Responsible for making all the reports for the daily operations and consolidates all transactions carried by the branch including deliveries, and the discrepancies.ClerkHis/her primary duties include ringing up sales, bagging items, requesting price checks, honoring coupons, collecting payment, and giving appropriate change. He/she is also responsible for counting the contents of the cash register drawer at the end of each shift, maintaining receipts and records.CashierA future-oriented declaration of the organization's purpose and aspirations.VisionOrganization's reason for being and aims to serve its key stakeholders.MissionA milestone(s) in the process of implementing a strategy. States what you want to achieve.GoalAn area in the pharmacy where Pharmacy Assistant or Pharmacist entertains the patient.CounterThis is the computer found on the counter used to enter the medicine ordered by the patient.Take Order MachineThis machine generates the official receipt of the customer.Point of SaleThese are layers of metal or wood where medicines are displayed and are arranged depending on the preference of the owner of the pharmacy.GondolasAn area inside a community pharmacy where Pharmacist does paper tablets, compounds therapeutic lotions/creams/ointments, reconstitutes suspension, and weighs raw materials like activated carbon and magnesium sulfate.Compounding areaA bioref requires what range of temperature?2-8 degrees CelsiusYes or No Are bodegas required to be air-conditioned?YesThis is where the Pharmacist educates the patient regarding his medications and caters to the patient's concerns and questions.Counseling AreaWhat license is needed for dangerous drug and their preparations and authorized activities for holders?S-licenseLicense to prescribe (a) dangerous drug preparations in any form; and/or (b) drug preparations containing controlled chemicalsS-2 Prescriber of Dangerous DrugsLicense to sell, procure, acquire, deal in or with specified (a) dangerous drugs preparations in any form; or (b) drug preparations containing a controlled chemical for retail. Covers activities granted to S-1 License Holders.S-3 Retail Distributor/Dispenser of Dangerous DrugsThis license is needed to controlled precursors and essential chemicals and mixtures and authorized activities for holders.P-LicenseLicense to sell, procure, acquire, dealing in, or with specified controlled chemicals or their mixtures or preparations, except drugs containing controlled chemicals for retail sale.P-1 Retail Distributor of Controlled Precursors and Essential ChemicalsLicense to sell, procure, acquire, deal in or with specified drug preparations, containing a controlled chemical for retail.S-1 Retail Distributor/Dispenser of Dangerous DrugsLicense to sell, procure, acquire, deal in or with specified (a) dangerous drugs and their preparations in any form; or (b) drug preparations containing a controlled chemical for wholesale distribution to license holders, and (c) controlled chemicals used.S-4 Wholesale Distributor of Dangerous DrugsLicense to import specified (a) dangerous drugs preparations in any form; or (b) drug preparations containing a controlled chemical, (c) controlled chemicals used in the manufacture of drugs preparations; and (d) in vitro diagnostic reagents, buffers and analytical standards, test kits containing dangerous drugs.S-5-I Importer of Dangerous DrugsLicense to manufacture specified (a) dangerous drugs and their preparations in any form; and/or (b) drug preparations containing controlled chemicals, provided that the license shall not apply to the compounding and filling of prescriptions in the drugstores, clinics, and hospitals.S-5-C Manufacturer of Dangerous DrugsLicense to import specified (a) dangerous drugs preparations in any form; or (b) drug preparations containing a controlled chemical: to foreign license holders.S-5-E Exporter of Dangerous DrugsLicense for bulk depot/storage of specified (a) dangerous drugs and their preparations in any form; or (b) drug preparations containing a controlled chemical, (c) controlled chemicals used in the manufacture of drugs preparations; and when such address is separate and distinct from the office address of the license holder.S-5-D Bulk Depot/Storage of Dangerous DrugsEnd-user of specified controlled chemicals. NOT authorized to resell the controlled chemicals. Authorized to purchase from local sources only.P-3 End-User of Controlled Precursors and Essential ChemicalsLicense to sell, procure, acquire, dealing in or with specified controlled chemicals except drugs containing controlled chemicals for wholesale distribution to license holders.P-4 Wholesale Distributor of Controlled Precursors and Essential ChemicalsLicense to manufacture or recycle specified controlled chemicals or chemicals mixtures excluding drugs containing controlled chemicals.P-5-C Manufacturer of Controlled Precursors and Essential ChemicalsLicense to export specified controlled chemicals excluding drug preparations containing controlled chemicals.P-5-E Exporter of Controlled Precursors and Essential ChemicalsLicense for bulk deport/storage the address of which is separate and distinct from the office address of the license holder.P-5-D Bulk Depot of Controlled Precursors and Essential ChemicalsLicense to import specified controlled chemicals. May distribute that substance for which license was issued; may not distribute any substance for which license was not issued.P-5-I Importer of Controlled Precursors and Essential ChemicalsLicense to import specified controlled chemicals, as End-user. Acquisition of controlled chemicals shall be made through importation. The license holder is authorized also to acquire controlled chemicals from local sources but is not authorized to resell the chemicals acquired.P-5-IM Importer/End-user of Controlled Precursors and Essential ChemicalsLicense to conduct laboratory analysis or technical research or instructional/training programs, using controlled substances or drugs containing controlled chemicals or plant sources of a controlled substance. May procure, acquire syringes, scientific apparatus, or laboratory equipment.S-6 or P-6 Research/ Analysis/ Instructional ProgramAlso organogramOrganizational ChartPhilippine Pharmacy ActRA 10918 Date signed: July 21, 2016 President who signed the law: Benigno S. Aquino, IIIFood, Drug and Cosmetic ActRA 3720 Date signed: June 22, 1963 President who signed the law: Diosdado MacapagalFood and Drug Administration Act of 2009RA 9711 Date signed: August 18, 2009 President who signed the law: Gloria Macapagal-ArroyoGenerics Act of 1988RA 6675 Date signed: September 13, 1988 President who signed the law: Corazon C. AquinoSpecial Law on Counterfeit DrugsRA 8203 Date signed: September 5, 1996 President who signed the law: Fidel V. RamosComprehensive Dangerous Drug Act of 2002RA 9165 Date signed: June 7, 2002 President who signed the law: Gloria MacapagalArroyoExpanded Senior Citizens Act of 2010RA 9994 Date signed: February 15, 2010 President who signed the law: Gloria MacapagalArroyoPrice ActRA 7581 Date signed: May 27, 1992 President who signed the law: Corazon C. AquinoUniversally Accessible Cheaper and Quality Medicines Act of 2008RA 9502 Date signed: June 6, 2008 President who signed the law: Gloria MacapagalArroyoMagna Carta for Disabled PersonsRA 7277 Date signed: March 24, 1992 President who signed the law: Corazon C. AquinoAmended PWD LawRA 9442 Date signed: April 30, 2007 President who signed the law: Gloria Macapagal-ArroyoThe Consumer Act of the PhilippinesRA 7394 Date signed: April 13, 1992 President who signed the law: Corazon C. AquinoA stand-alone community pharmacy that is individually owned local pharmacy.Independent PharmacyPharmacists' advice is needed for the administration of these OTC drugs.Provision of Drug InformationPharmacist interfere when adverse reactions were detected on the prescribed medicine.Clinical InterventionDispensing of an antibiotic, Zithromax, and counseling the patient on how to take the drug.Provision of "Pharmacist Only Medicine"A hospital pharmacist who is an active member of a Therapeutic Committee.Participating in therapeutics decisionsThe refrigerator in a community pharmacy may be used to store: a. Biologicals only b. Drugs requiring lower temp storage c. Drugs and bottled water d. Drugs and the pharmacist's lunchb. Drugs requiring lower temp storageTrue or False. For initial registration in opening a community pharmacy, you must go to FDA to submit the application and all the needed documents needed.False (kay website sa FDA ang gamiton)It is a framework that fosters a whole-of-system, whole of government, and whole society in the development and implementation. a. Generics Act b. Universal Health Care c. Act Food and Drugs Actb. Universal Health Care RA No. 11223, otherwise known as the "Universal Health Care Act," is a framework that fosters a whole-of-system, whole-of-government, and whole-of-society approach in the development, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of health policies, programs, and plans.What is the annual fee for the P-1 type of controlled precursors and essential chemicals license? a. 2,500.00 b. 500.00 c. 1,500.00 d. 1,000.00b. 500.00A patient's question regarding medications or their general health: a. Can be handled by a pharmacy assistant b. Should be referred to the pharmacist c. Can be answered by the pharmacy assistant or the pharmacist depending on who is available d. Can sometimes be answered by the pharmacy assistant and sometimes by the pharmacist depending on the judgement of the PAb. Should be referred to the pharmacistWhich dangerous drug is used to treat ADHD? a. Zolpidem b. Ephedrine c. Nalbuphine d. Methylphenidate HCLd. Methylphenidate HCLBioref should be check every: a. opening ang closing of the pharmacy b. noon c. end of the day d. two daysa. opening ang closing of the pharmacy