Field Training - 1 Pharm. Ibrahim Bussati. Field Training - 1 Pharm. Ibrahim Bussati.

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Field Training - 1 Pharm. Ibrahim Bussati

Dosage and Administration Drug name Generic name Trade name Classification Indications Mechanism of action Side effects Precautions Contraindication Drug interactions Dosage and Administration Pharmaceutical form VII. vaccines Learning about vaccines ,their storage and procurement Taking part in vaccination programmes of P.H.C. Giving special importance to controlled & emergency drugs ; their storage conditions and inventory control

introduction Objectives behind the P.H.C. establishment Knowing the different P.H.C. departments Gathering information about common diseases.

Arrangement of medications according to : their alphabetical order their uses their dosage forms

Identify medications in the P.H.C .by their generic and brand names

Dispensing medications under supervision Reading and checking patient’s information Reading and checking information related to drugs in the prescription Filling the prescription Labeling the drugs to be dispensed writing the name , age and sex of patient writing directions for use

Reading the prescription Tab. ASA 100mg OD 1 month ASA 100mg Tab. OD 30 day Tab. Paracetamol 500 mg 235 S.O.S. Cap. Paracetamol 500 mg q 8 hr 1 week tab. Paracetamol 500 mg 1 - 0 - 1 2/52 syp. Paracetamol 5 ml tid 3 day

Drug name Generic name Trade name Classification Indications Mechanism of action Side effects Precautions Contraindication Drug interactions Dosage and Administration Pharmaceutical form

Patients counseling Tab. voltaren 75 mg 123 Tab. Paracetamol 500 mg 235 S.O.S. Tab. Histop 4 mg 123

P.H.C. store Learning medication ordering procedures from the P.H.C. store Learning the ordering protocol from the main store of M.O.H.

Inventory control of medications available in the P. H. C Inventory control of medications available in the P.H.C. pharmacy and its store

vaccines Learning about vaccines ,their storage and procurement Taking part in vaccination programmes of P.H.C.

Giving special importance to controlled & emergency drugs ; their storage conditions and inventory control

Knowledge of storage conditions Temperature control in pharmacy and store Products that need special storage conditions like refrigeration

General concepts of storage and storehouse operations in the M. O. H General concepts of storage and storehouse operations in the M.O.H. main stores