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CVS Pharmacy Technician License
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CVS Pharmacy Technician LicenseCounseling Correct Ans - While Technicians are able to make the offer
to counsel, they are not able to conduct a counseling or provide
recommendations about prescriptions or health related product to a patient.
Counseling may only be done by a Pharmacist or Pharmacy Intern, under the
supervision of a Pharmacist. The counseling is typically done in-person at any
point throughout pharmacy business hours. If the patient is not present in
person, counseling may be done over the phone or be put in writing. Patients
are provided the pharmacy's phone number on their prescription bag and are
always encouraged to call the pharmacy should they have any questions.
Delivery Correct Ans - While the Pharmacists and Technicians may
offer delivery, most facilities will use an outside courier to conduct the
delivery. For HIPAA reasons, only pertinent information for the delivery will be
viewable to the courier. If the patient is not home at the time of the delivery,
the package should be returned to the pharmacy and rescheduled for delivery.
Pharmacy Tech Duties
-Request and accept NEW Prescription Correct Ans - NO
Pharmacy Tech Duties
-Assist in HANDLING of Schedule II Controlled Substances Correct Ans -
NO
Pharmacy Tech Duties
-Request and accept REFILL authorization Correct Ans - Yes provided
pharmacist on duty approves
Pharmacy Tech Duties
-Assist in TRANSPORT of Schedule II Controlled Substances Correct Ans -
Yes provided the pharmacist on duty approves
Sig Codes that you DO NOT use Correct Ans - U or u, instead use units
sc, instead use subcutaneously
Dosage Quantity Correct Ans - i = One
ii = Two
,iii = three
iv = four
i-ii = One to Two
Common Measurements Correct Ans - 1 Teaspoon (TSP) = 5 ml/5 cc
1 Tablespoon (TBSP) = 15 ml
1 oz = 30 ml
16 oz = 1 pint
2 pints = 1 quart
GTT(S) = Drop(s)
2 quarts = ½ gallon
1 gram = 1000 mg
1 gram = 1,000,000 micrograms
Ear and Eye Correct Ans - A = Ear
O = Eye
U = Both
D = Right
S = Left
Otic/Aural = Ear
Optic/Ophthalmic = Eye
NDC Correct Ans - Drug products are identified and reported using a
unique, three-segment number, called the National Drug Code (NDC), which
serves as a universal product identifier for drugs.
We use the NDC to verify we are selecting the product we have in stock at the
drop-off window and to verify that we are filling with the correct product at
production.
11 numbers in format 5-4-2
5= The Manufacturer code: identifies the manufacturer of the product
4= The Product code: identifies the drug name, strength and dosage form
2= The Package code: the number the manufacturer uses to identify how much
product is in the container
Changing NDC to 11 digits
-1234-1234-12
-12345-234-12
-12345-1234-1 Correct Ans - 01234-1234-12
12345-0234-12
, 12345-1234-01
Third Party Plans (insurances) definitions-
-Co-pay: Correct Ans - The portion of the price of the medication that
the patient is required to pay
Third Party Plans (insurances) definitions-
-Deductible: Correct Ans - a set amount that must be paid by the
patient for each benefit period before the insurer will cover additional
expenses
Third Party Plans (insurances) definitions-
-Formulary: Correct Ans - A list of medications covered by insurance
plans
Third Party Plans (insurances) definitions-
-HMOs: Correct Ans - a network of providers for which costs are
covered inside but not outside of the network
Third Party Plans (insurances) definitions-
-PPOs Correct Ans - a network of providers where costs outside the
network may be partially reimbursed and the patient's primary care physician
need not be a member.
Third Party Plans (insurances) definitions-
-Duplicate Paid/Captured Claim Correct Ans - Any claim submitted by
a physician or provider for the same service/product provided to a particular
individual on a previously submitted claim. The claim should be reviewed and
compared to the previous claim, prescriber contacted for any questions,
insurance contacted for possible overrides.
Types of Insurance Plans-
Private Insurances PPOs and HMOs- Correct Ans - Who Pays-Private
insurance through ones (or their spouses) employer or individual purchases
Eligibility- Everyone
Types of Insurance Plans-
Medicare Federal Insurance- Correct Ans - Who Pays- Federal
Government funded program
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