A Video Study Guide for the Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam
InstructorSteven Pettit, Pharm.D.The curriculum provides specific training in mathematical calculations, including volumes, conversions, and pediatric dosages, alongside drug nomenclature and pharmacy law.
Instruction is characterized by a concise speaking style and clear delivery of topics.
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These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This educational slide outlines the requirement to use a DEA Form-106 for reporting the loss or theft of controlled substances, featuring a sample form and an instructor.
This instructional slide explains pharmacy shorthand for administration sites, defining Latin abbreviations for the right eye, left eye, both eyes, and ear locations.
This instructional slide demonstrates how to decipher difficult doctor's handwriting by displaying a sample prescription alongside an instructor explaining the details.
This image demonstrates the practical skill of counting medication using a specialized tray and spatula before dispensing it into a prescription bottle.
Certain lessons include supplemental materials that are critical for understanding topics covered in quizzes and tests.
The material lacks coverage of insurance issues and adjudication, which are significant aspects of pharmacy work.
One signal suggests that quizzes may include questions not explicitly covered in the video lessons, and some digital resources have been reported as non-functional.
The curriculum aligns well with the goals of aspiring technicians through its focus on certification-relevant topics.
