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This document provides instructions on browsing web pages using Internet Explorer. It discusses connecting to the internet through various methods like broadband, wireless routers, and dial-up. It then explains how to launch and navigate Internet Explorer using the address bar, links, browsing controls, and zoom features. It also provides a brief overview of internet domains and top-level domains like .com, .edu, and country-specific domains.
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This chapter discusses inventory management in pharmacies. It explains that inventory management ensures medications are available when needed. Various inventory systems track inventory levels and generate reorders. Computer systems automate ordering and inventory tracking. Wholesalers supply medications to pharmacies and handle ordering, shipping, and paperwork. Pharmacies must follow regulations for controlled substances and safe purchasing practices. Proper stocking, storing, and disposal of expired drugs is also covered.
Chapter 12 information
This chapter discusses various drug information resources available to pharmacy technicians. It covers primary, secondary, and tertiary literature references as well as common references like Drug Facts and Comparisons, USP DI, Martindale, and AHFS. Other reference types discussed include textbooks, newsletters, indexes, the FDA Orange Book, and Material Safety Data Sheets. The chapter also reviews resources available through the internet, personal digital assistants, and pharmacy technician organizations.
Chapter 11 human variability
This chapter discusses factors that affect drug activity, including human variability, disease states, adverse drug reactions, drug-drug interactions, and drug-diet interactions. It covers how factors like age, gender, genetics, weight, diseases, and food can impact drug metabolism and effects in the body. Specific drug interaction topics covered are additive effects, potentiation, synergism, antidotes, enzyme induction/inhibition, and displacement interactions. Key terms related to these concepts are also defined.
Chapter 10 basic pharmaceutics
This document provides an overview of basic biopharmaceutics and how drugs work in the body. It discusses the processes of absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion (ADME) that determine a drug's concentration at its site of action over time. Key concepts covered include drug receptors and sites of action, concentration-effect relationships, ionization and protein binding, first-pass metabolism, and factors that influence bioavailability and bioequivalence between drug products.
Chapter 9 compounding
The document discusses various topics related to compounding medications, including regulations, equipment, and formulations. It covers the standards and guidelines for compounding from the United States Pharmacopeia, as well as how to properly use and calibrate important equipment like balances, mortar and pestles, and volumetric glassware. The document also reviews different dosage forms that are commonly compounded, such as solutions, suspensions, emulsions, ointments, and suppositories.
Chapter 8 parenterals
This document discusses preparing sterile formulations, including intravenous (IV) solutions and parenteral drugs. It covers topics such as large volume parenterals (LVPs), small volume parenterals (SVPs), laminar flow hoods, aseptic technique, working with vials and ampoules, and guidelines for preparing IVs. The goal is to prevent contamination and ensure sterility when preparing drugs and solutions that will be administered directly into the bloodstream.
Chapter 7 route and formulations
The document discusses various routes of drug administration including oral, sublingual, buccal, rectal, and parenteral routes. It covers factors that influence route selection such as drug characteristics, ease of administration, site of action, onset and duration of action, quantity administered, and liver or kidney function. It provides details on different oral dosage forms including tablets, capsules, liquids, and modified release formulations. It also discusses advantages and disadvantages of the oral route and considerations for other routes like rectal administration.
Chapter 6 pharmacy calculation
The document provides an outline of topics covered in Chapter 6 of The Pharmacy Technician 4E including basic pharmaceutical measurements, calculations, and conversions. Key areas discussed include numbers, fractions, decimals, ratios, proportions, percents, and metric and household conversions. Examples are provided for calculating common denominators, multiplying fractions, setting up and solving proportions, and converting between ratios, percents, and fractions.
Chapter 5 prescriptions
The document outlines the prescription filling process, including receiving prescriptions, entering information into the computer system, preparing and labeling the medication, having the prescription checked by a pharmacist, and delivering it to the patient. It also discusses elements of prescription information, common pharmacy abbreviations, the pharmacy technician's role in filling prescriptions, and prescription labeling requirements including those under HIPAA. The fill process involves verifying prescription completeness and clarity, checking for drug interactions, processing insurance information, and ensuring accuracy at every step.
Chapter 4 terminology
The document provides an outline of topics related to medical terminology including organ systems and their related terminology. It discusses the basic elements of medical words including word roots, combining forms, suffixes, and prefixes. It then provides more detailed explanations and examples of terminology for several body systems including the cardiovascular, endocrine, gastrointestinal, and integumentary systems. Key terms and their meanings are given for each system.
Chapter 3 drug regulation and control
The document outlines the history and key pieces of legislation regulating drugs in the United States, beginning with the 1906 Pure Food and Drug Act which aimed to prohibit misbranded and adulterated drugs. Major laws included the 1938 Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act which gave the FDA power to ensure drug safety, the 1970 Controlled Substances Act which classified drugs into schedules based on abuse potential, and the 1996 Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) which provided privacy protections for patient health information. The legislation established the FDA and DEA and granted them authority to approve, schedule, and regulate drugs.
Chapter 2 the pharmacy technician
The document discusses the role and responsibilities of pharmacy technicians. It outlines that pharmacy technicians work under the supervision of licensed pharmacists to perform tasks like receiving prescriptions, filling prescriptions, and inventory management. The document also discusses the evolution of pharmacy technicians from clerks to trained assistants and the importance of certification, education, and competency in the field. It provides details on the Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam and requirements to become a certified pharmacy technician.
Chapter 1 pharmacy and health care
This document provides an overview of the textbook "The Pharmacy Technician 4th Edition" by Dr. Bisrat Hailemeskel. It discusses the origins of pharmacy dating back thousands of years, how medicine has evolved over time, and key developments in the 20th century like antibiotics and the establishment of the FDA. It also describes the role of pharmacists today, the education and licensing process, and how computers are now used extensively in pharmacy settings to manage patient profiles, billing, prescribing, and labeling.
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Lesson 5
- 1. Lesson 5: Browsing Web Pages Return to the student web page
- 2. Connecting to the Internet Broadband connections Cable DSL (digital subscriber line) Corporate/Network Wireless (WiFi ) Dial-up modem 2
- 3. Connecting to the Internet Sharing an Internet connection Wireless router Wired router A wireless router can share an Internet connection throughout the entire house 3
- 4. Using Internet Explorer Software application The Homepage Optimized for browsing the Appears when you first web launch Internet Explorer View web pages Easily change the Navigate to web pages homepage Launching Internet Explorer Set multiple homepages that all open when you first start Internet Explorer 4
- 5. Launching Internet Explorer Title bar Address bar Instant Search box Web page tab Command bar Back/Forward buttons 5
- 6. Navigating with the Address Bar URLs (website address) Address bar Navigate to websites Enter URL 6
- 7. Navigating with the Address Bar AutoComplete and History List AutoComplete spells out similar URLs of recently visited pages History list displays pages by their names rather than their URLs
- 8. Navigating with the Address Bar Recently Viewed Pages
- 9. Navigating with Links Links help you navigate within and between pages Area of the same web page Different web pages Different websites A hand-shaped pointer indicates that you are pointing at a link 9
- 10. Browsing Controls Basic navigation buttons Recent Pages button Back/Forward buttons Making multipage jumps Jump to any page in the list with a single click 10
- 11. Browsing Controls The Home button Jump back to the default page that opens when you start Internet Explorer Set a custom homepage Setmore than one homepage 11
- 12. Browsing Controls Setting custom homepages Don’t settle for the default homepage; set one(s) you want to visit frequently 12
- 13. Viewing Web Pages Mouse scroll wheel Search Scroll wheel Zoom Forward/Back Full-screen view Reduce browser controls so you can focus on content Zoom in/out Make text and images larger or smaller 13
- 14. Behind the Screen . . .
- 15. Behind the Screen: Internet Domains Domain Computer network connected to the Internet Top-level domains .com Commercial website lablearning.com .edu Educational institution sfcc.edu .org Non-profit organization poeticdiversity.org .gov Government agency irs.gov .jp Japan-based organization Japantimes.co.jp 15
- 16. Lesson 5: Browsing Web Pages Return to the student web page