What you'll learn
Understand basic concept of pharmaceutical compounding
Define USP 795, USP 797 and USP 800 General Chapters
Differentiate sterile from non-sterile compounding
Understand USP 795 General Chapter - Nonsterile Pharmaceutical Products Compounding
Learn techniques for non-sterile pharmaceutical compounding
Requirements
MUST HAVE basic knowledge of the pharmacy industry and different pharmacy settings
A retail pharmacy experience, an advantage
Description
ATTENTION: Aspiring, New, and Retail Pharmacy Technicians
Do you want to learn....
"How To Transition From A Retail Pharmacy To A Compounding Pharmacy Setting Without Experience Or Formal Training"
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Say YES! I still want to be in the pharmacy or medical field but, I DON'T WANT the responsibility of talking or interacting with angry patients, and
Say YES! I want to be in a fun, more relaxed pharmacy setting while "making something" for my patients!
If You Act Now, You get a Lifetime Access to "Non-sterile Compounding Techniques Certification", including
* The General Chapters of USP that pertain to compounding - USP 795, USP 797, USP 800 * Actual classroom lectures, presentations, and demos on compounding* How To's and Techniques in preparing non-sterile pharmaceutical products* Everything you need to get started working in a specialty pharmacy setting * Certificate of Completion on Compounding Non-Sterile Preparations/USP 795If you ACT NOW, as a BONUS, you also get
* In-class video lectures on Pharmacy Compounding Math * Video demonstrations from other pharmacy professors* A Special audio lecture on compounding
MY 100% Guarantee: If Non-sterile Compounding Techniques Certification doesn't help you in any way understand the specialty compounding pharmacy setting within 30 days OR you're just not happy with it, you will receive a full refund, No Questions Asked!
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To Your Success,Prof. Lorraine LohnerP.S. - Every minute you wait to get "Non-sterile Compounding Techniques Certification" is another minute other pharmacy technicians will get further ahead of you and have more fun being pharmacy technicians.Disclaimer: This is not the official USP 795 Certification. This course is for review or study guide purposes only. For official USP 795 information, go to the USP website.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction to Compounding
Lecture 1 Compounding Defined Part 1
Lecture 2 Compounding Defined Part 2
Section 2: Pharmacy Compounding
Lecture 3 USP 795 Pharmaceutical Compounding - Nonsterile Preparations
Lecture 4 USP 797 Pharmaceutical Compounding - Sterile Preparations
Lecture 5 USP 800 Hazardous Drugs—Handling in Healthcare Settings
Section 3: Non-Sterile Compounding: Laboratory Tools, Supplies, Devices, and Equipment
Lecture 6 Mortars and Pestles
Lecture 7 Electronic Balance
Lecture 8 Paper Weigh Boats: How To Make A Simple Paper Weigh Boat
Lecture 9 Graduates
Section 4: Non-Sterile Compounding: Measurements
Lecture 10 Measuring Solid Substances
Lecture 11 Measuring Liquid Substances
Lecture 12 Measuring Liquid and Reconstitution Using a Graduated Cylinder
Lecture 13 Reconstituting Using a Reconstitube
Section 5: Non-Sterile Compounding: Dosage Forms
Lecture 14 Tablets
Lecture 15 Capsules
Lecture 16 Capsule Making Demo
Lecture 17 Use of Gloves In Capsule Making
Lecture 18 Solids and Powders
Lecture 19 Solutions and Suspensions
Lecture 20 Lotions, Creams, and Ointments Using the Spatulation (Flip 'n Fold) Method
Section 6: Repackaging and Unit Dosing
Lecture 21 Blister Packaging (Blister Packs)
Lecture 22 Unit Dosing Tablets/Capsules (PO)
Lecture 23 Unit Dosing Liquid Dosage Forms (PO)
Section 7: Compounding Pharmacy Math
Lecture 24 Weights Conversion: kg-g-mg-mcg
Lecture 25 Weights Conversion: gr - mg
Lecture 26 Weights Conversion: g - gr
Lecture 27 Volume Measurements and Conversion: Household - Metric
Lecture 28 Compounds: Solute, Solvent, and Solution
Lecture 29 Percentage
Lecture 30 Alligation and Dilution
Lecture 31 Dosage Calculation
Pharmacists interested in compounding,Pharmacy Technicians interested in expanding and advancing roles,Retail pharmacy technicians wanting to move to a specialty pharmacy setting,Pharmacy employees wanting to expand knowledge in compounding,Pharmacy technician in training,Pharmacy students or pharmacy interns
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