Pharmacy Technician Bootcamp From Meded101

Explore the top 200 medications, highlighting generic and brand names, indications, interactions, adverse effects, and essential drug classes from gout and NSAIDs to DMARDs and antihypertensives.

Survey of the top 200 medications, covering antifungals and antivirals, antiretrovirals for HIV, anticonvulsants, Parkinson's and dementia drugs, and key drug interactions.

Explore dosage forms and routes of administration, including tablets, capsules, topicals, solutions, suspensions, suppositories, patches, injections, nasal sprays, and inhalers. Identify benefits, limitations, and application considerations for each form.

Explore routes of administration from oral and buccal to parenteral, topical, inhalation, and intranasal, highlighting first pass metabolism, bioavailability, and examples like insulin, nicotine gum, and nitroglycerin.

Discover equipment and supplies for drug administration in pharmacy practice, including injections, insulin syringes, vaccines, glucometers, spacers and nebulizers, and solutions and suspensions.

Master narrow therapeutic index medications and their small therapeutic windows, and learn to monitor drug levels and interactions to prevent toxicity.

Differentiate drug, food, and disease interactions, assess bleeding risk with anticoagulants, and know when to alert a pharmacist for safe patient care.

Learn safe medication disposal options, including take-back programs, disposal bins, and disposal packets, while understanding when flushing or trashing is appropriate and the risks of improper disposal.

Explore the controlled substances act and five schedules, understand the DEA roles, and master emergency and partial fills, plus key forms like 222, 224/424, 225, 363, 41, and 106.