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To prepare a pharmacy technician to take over some of the responsibilities of pharmacists, such as discovering duplicated therapy, wrong doses and directions, and the knowledge of drug indications and interactions, the Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam was introduced in 1995.
Familiarity with and understanding medical terms and abbreviations is critical to the success of a pharmacy technician. Learning medical terminology may seem like learning a whole new language. Most medical terms; however, are built from component parts, called word roots, prefixes, and suffixes.
A non-comprehensive list of medical terms and definitions used by pharmacy technicians.
Technician’s ability to quickly and accurately convert between them. There is a simple equation that can be used to convert between any two types of units. For example, let’s assume you’re tasked with converting 7.5mL to units. First, you’ll need to know how many units there are in 1mL (100u = 1mL).
How in the world can you remember all of those terms used in pharmacy? Well, these free flashcards for the PTCB Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam are certainly a starting point. We review some of the most important vocabulary for each area the test covers so you’ll know those vital terms.
The Pharmacy Technician Certification Review and Practice Exam, 4th Edition, is a self-study guide designed as a companion to the Manual for Pharmacy Technicians , 5th Edition. Although the Manual is designed to provide a
basic pharmacy math and the ability to accurately perform computations is a foundational skill necessary for pharmacy tech-nicians to achieve competence and best serve the needs of the patient. This textbook is designed for pharmacy technician students enrolled in an education and training program, for techni-
