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Safe Storage of Veterinary Medicines


Safe Storage of Veterinary MedicinesVersion en ligne Safe Storage of Veterinary Medicines par Sonia Girling 1 A location where veterinary medicines are prescribed and supplied is known as... a A Registered Veterinary Location b A Registered Veterinary Hospital c Veterinary Practice Premises d Veterinary Practice Production 2 Which of the following are standard protocols for Veterinary practices regarding pharmacy areas a Pharmacy must be away from patient areas such as kennels b Pharmacy must be away from food consumption and smoking c Pharmacy must be inaccessible to the public d All of the above 3 What is the correct temperature for storing refrigerated medication a Between 3-4C b Between 2-7C c Between 2-8C d Between 2-5C 4 Which of the following areas is not an area for concern surrounding humidity control of medicines a Area with autoclave b Where pet blankets are being washed c Basement d Kitchen 5 You notice a poorly fitted lid of a (wax-based) ear medication. What would be the main concern about the quality of the medication a Oxidation & Degradation due to exposure to oxygen b Tampering with medicines c Someone could steal the medication inside d Danger to public 6 What is the usual in-use expiry date for multi-dose vials after first broaching a 25 days b 30 days c 28 days d 2 months 7 Which of the following would be an offence in relation to veterinary medicine a Administer expired medicine b Obscure Expiry Date on medicine packaging c Possess & supply an unauthorised veterinary medicine d All of the above 8 Which of the following is not a suitable location to store a veterinary medicine a Pharmacy b Car c Consulting Room d Veterinary Reception Area 9 Which of the following is a method of good practice for veterinary practices to consider when preparing for a situation where temperature of the practice is affected during an emergency. a Ensure sandbags within the pharmacy to prevent flooding b Ensure isolation booths to handle leakage of controlled drugs c Ensure emergency coolers or ice packs to temperature control sensitive medicines d Ensure direct line to the fire service

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Safe Storage of Veterinary MedicinesVersion en ligne

par Sonia Girling

A location where veterinary medicines are prescribed and supplied is known as...

Which of the following are standard protocols for Veterinary practices regarding pharmacy areas

What is the correct temperature for storing refrigerated medication

Which of the following areas is not an area for concern surrounding humidity control of medicines

You notice a poorly fitted lid of a (wax-based) ear medication. What would be the main concern about the quality of the medication

What is the usual in-use expiry date for multi-dose vials after first broaching

Which of the following would be an offence in relation to veterinary medicine

Which of the following is not a suitable location to store a veterinary medicine

Which of the following is a method of good practice for veterinary practices to consider when preparing for a situation where temperature of the practice is affected during an emergency.