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PTCB: Inventory Management and Controlled Substance Ordering

Inventory control, DEA ordering forms, and controlled substance receiving procedures tested on the PTCB exam.

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34 basic cards for PTCB Pharmacy. Set 3 of 8 in PTCB. It opens with "What is a perpetual inventory system?" and "What is a par level in pharmacy inventory?". More Healthcare and Nursing decks are listed below.

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What is a perpetual inventory system?
Show answerA system that continuously tracks stock in real time as items are received and dispensed.
What is a par level in pharmacy inventory?
Show answerThe target stock quantity a pharmacy wants to keep on hand for an item.
What is a reorder point?
Show answerThe stock quantity at which a new order must be placed to avoid running out.
What does the stock rotation method FIFO stand for?
Show answerFirst In, First Out
What is the purpose of FIFO stock rotation?
Show answerTo dispense or sell the oldest stock first so it does not expire on the shelf.
What does the stock rotation method FEFO stand for?
Show answerFirst Expired, First Out
When is FEFO used instead of FIFO?
Show answerWhen expiration dates do not line up with the order stock was received, so the soonest-to-expire stock is used first.
What is inventory turnover rate?
Show answerA measure of how many times inventory is sold and replaced over a given period.
What is the main purpose of an automated dispensing cabinet?
Show answerTo securely store medications at the point of care and automatically track each removal.
What is inventory quarantine?
Show answerPhysically separating expired, damaged, or recalled stock from usable inventory.
How often must a pharmacy take a physical inventory of all controlled substances?
Show answerAt least every 2 years (biennial inventory).
How must Schedule II controlled substances be counted during a physical inventory?
Show answerAn exact physical count of every unit.
How may Schedule III, IV, and V controlled substances be counted during a physical inventory?
Show answerEstimated for sealed containers, but any container holding more than 1,000 units must be opened and counted exactly.
Which DEA form is required to order Schedule I and Schedule II controlled substances?
Show answerDEA Form 222
What electronic system can be used instead of paper DEA Form 222 to order controlled substances?
Show answerCSOS (Controlled Substance Ordering System)

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