The quantity of each product is called…

• STOCK

• INVENTORY

• COMPUTER

• AVERAGE

The totality of stored products is called…

• stock inventory

• running out

• the average

• theoretical stock

Incoming and outgoing products are registered in the computer by means of..

• quantity in stock

• a new 

  order

• the inventory is computerised

• real stock

The order point is…

• the level of stock of a product at which a new 

  order must be placed to avoid running out of stock

• It is the average of the number of units in stock during a year

• the programme registers all  the inputs and outputs

• is what the products stored in the establishment are worth in money

The average annual stock is…

• It is the average of the number of units in stock during a day

• the inputs and outputs

• It is the average of the number of units in stock during a month

• It is the average of the number of units in stock during a year

The stock turnover

• It is the average of the number of units in stock during a year

•  the programme registers all  the inputs and outputs.

• It is an economic parameter that relates the units sold during a given 

  period to the average quantity in stock

• the level of stock of a product at which a new 

  order must be placed to avoid running out of stock

The inventory

• The inventory is an ordered list of all the products existing in a pharmacy 

  at a given time

• The total sales for the year are related to the sum of the value of the investment in stocks

• It is the average of the number of units in stock during a year

• is what the products stored in the establishment are worth in money

Why does the computer system allow us to know the exact stock of all existing products 

• the system desn't allow this

• the register is allways manual

• the register isn't computerised

• because the programme registers all  the inputs and outputs

After the product count, what do you do?

• The count is carried out and it is checked whether the theoretical stock 

  coincides with the real stock

• Nothing

• The count isn't carry out

• The theorical stock never coincides with the real stock

Stock valuation is…

• it has nothing to do with money

• It is the average of the number of units in stock during a year

•  the level of stock of a product

• is what the products stored in the establishment are worth in money