Pharmacy Inventory and Ordering Procedures Quiz

What is involved in managing inventory in a pharmacy?

• Ordering, receiving, verifying, stocking, and rotating medications

• Marketing, selling, and advertising

• Training, hiring, and firing staff

• Designing, building, and renovating

What should be done with expired products in inventory?

• Identify and remove them

• Repackage and sell them

• Store them indefinitely

• Use them for training

What is the procedure for handling recalled products in inventory?

• Identify and remove them

• Repackage and sell them

• Store them indefinitely

• Use them for training

What procedures should be understood for maintaining pharmacy work areas?

• Maintaining work areas, supplies, stock, and handling special sales transactions

• Designing marketing campaigns

• Training new employees

• Conducting customer surveys

Which of the following is a type of wholesaler mentioned in the material?

• Retail vendor

• Prime vendor

• Direct vendor

• Secondary vendor

How does purchasing in large quantities affect price?

• Increases the price

• Decreases the price

• Has no effect on the price

• Doubles the price

Tags

NGSS.HS-ETS1-3

What is one factor that can affect the price of purchasing medications?

• Buying generic medications

• Buying brand medications

• Buying from a local store

• Buying online

What does GPO stand for in the context of purchasing?

• Group Purchasing Organization

• General Product Order

• Global Pricing Office

• Government Procurement Office

What does ROP stand for in purchasing procedures?

• Reorder Operation Point

• Reorder Order Point

• Reorder Point

• Reorder Purchase

What does ROQ stand for in purchasing procedures?

• Reorder Order Quantity

• Reorder Operation Quantity

• Reorder Quantity

• Reorder Purchase Quantity