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 UNIT DOSE SYSTEM
1 The quick brown fox jumps
over the lazy dog.

IN P FLOOR WARD STOCK

SERVICE 2 The quick brown fox jumps
over the lazy dog.
Inpatient service refers to the
medical care provided to
individuals who have been SATELLITE PHARMACY
admitted to a healthcare 3 The quick brown fox jumps
facility, such as a hospital or a over the lazy dog.
specialized treatment center,
for a period of time. Inpatient
services are designed to
BED SIDE PHARMACY
provide comprehensive and 4 The quick brown fox jumps
over the lazy dog.
intensive medical care,
monitoring, and treatment to
patients who require close
supervision or interventions
CENTRAL STERILE SERV
that cannot be provided in an 5 The quick brown fox jumps
over the lazy dog.
outpatient setting.
 CONCEPT
02 the unit dose system,
With
medications are readily
available for administration
to patients. Nurses and other
CONCEPT CONCEPT

UNIT
01
Medications are packaged
in single-unit doses,
typically in blister packs or
healthcare providers can
easily access and administer
the prescribed medication,
saving time and streamlining
the medication administration
03 unit dose system
The
enhances medication security
by providing better control

DOSE
process. over the storage and
small medication cups. distribution of medications.
Each package contains the Individual packaging reduces
precise dose of medication the likelihood of theft or
needed for one tampering, ensuring the

SYSTEM
administration. integrity of the medications.

The unit dose system in pharmacy refers to a method of medication

distribution in healthcare settings, particularly in hospitals and
long-term care facilities. In this system, medications are
individually packaged and dispensed in unit doses, which are ready
for administration to patients.
 The floor ward stock system, also known as the floor stock system or
stock management system, is a method used in healthcare facilities to
manage and maintain a supply of medications, medical supplies, and
other consumables on patient care units or wards. This system ensures
that essential items are readily available for immediate use by healthcare

FLOOR
providers in the care of patients

A designated storage area is maintained on each patient care unit or

WARD
ward to store the necessary supplies and medications. This storage area
is typically locked or secured to ensure proper control and access to the
inventory

STOCK
The floor ward stock system requires diligent inventory management to
track the quantity and availability of items on the unit. Regular checks
and audits are conducted to monitor stock levels, expiration dates, and

SYSTEM
reorder points. This helps prevent stockouts or overstocking situations
Accurate documentation is crucial in the floor ward stock system. Each
time an item is used or restocked, it is recorded to maintain an up-to-
date inventory. This documentation helps track usage, identify trends,
and reconcile discrepancies.
 A satellite pharmacy, also known as a decentralized pharmacy,
is a pharmacy unit or facility located in a specific area or department
of a healthcare facility, separate from the main pharmacy.
It is designed to provide pharmaceutical services, medication dispensing,
and support to a specific patient care area or specialty department within
the larger healthcare organization.

SATELLITE
PHARMACY
A satellite pharmacy is typically situated within or near a specific patient care
area, such as an intensive care unit (ICU), emergency department, surgical
suite, or specialty clinic. This proximity allows for efficient and timely access to
medications and pharmaceutical services for patients in that particular area.
Some satellite pharmacies may specialize in specific areas of healthcare, such
as oncology, pediatrics, or critical care. These specialized satellite pharmacies
have pharmacists with advanced training and knowledge in their respective
specialties, allowing them to provide specialized pharmaceutical care and
manage complex medication regimens.
BED
SIDE
PHARMACY
Bedside pharmacy, also known
as point-of-care pharmacy or
decentralized pharmacy, is a
model of pharmacy service
that involves pharmacists
working directly with patients
at their bedside or within the
patient care area. It aims to
provide comprehensive
pharmaceutical care and
medication management in
real-time, enhancing patient
safety and medication
optimization
01 02
Pharmacists in bedside
pharmacy models work
closely with patients, Pharmacists perform
medication reconciliation at
caregivers, and healthcare
teams in the patient care the bedside, ensuring that
area. They conduct accurate and up-to-date
medication histories, assess medication information is
medication regimens, documented and
educate patients about their communicated. This process
medications, and address involves comparing the
any questions or concerns patient's current medication
regarding drug therapy. list with the medications they
were taking before admission,
reconciling any discrepancies,
and ensuring a smooth
transition of care.
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Bedside pharmacists verify
medication orders and
ensure that the prescribed
medications are appropriate,
safe, and in line with
evidence-based guidelines.
They assess drug dosages,
routes of administration, and
potential drug-drug
interactions, providing
recommendations or
consulting with prescribers
when necessary.
 Cleaning and Sterilization
Decontamination
CSSD utilizes various
sterilization methods, such
specialized cleaning as steam sterilization
equipment, detergents, (autoclaving), low-
and techniques. temperature sterilization
(using chemicals or gases),
or sterilization through
A

CENTRAL
dry heat
B
Packaging and D
Storage C
STERILE Proper labeling and
documentation are also
done to track the sterility
OTHERS

Infection Control
Collaboration

SERICE
status and expiry dates Equipment Maintenance
of the packaged items. Distribution and Tracking
Inventory Management

central Sterile Service, also known as Central Sterile Supply

Department (CSSD), is a crucial department in healthcare
facilities responsible for the cleaning, sterilization, and
distribution of medical and surgical instruments, equipment, and
supplies. CSSD plays a vital role in ensuring the safety and
effectiveness of healthcare procedures by maintaining the
cleanliness and sterility of reusable medical items.
Q&A
 Which packaging method is commonly used for
medications that contain a precise dose for one
administration?

Bulk packaging

Q&A Bottle packaging

Blister packs

Jar packaging
 What is the advantage of packaging
medications in single-unit doses?

Reduced cost of packaging materials

Q&A Easy storage and transportation

Longer shelf life of medications

Precise dosing for one administration

 Why is accurate documentation important
in the floor ward stock system?

To prevent stockouts or overstocking

situations

Q&A To monitor expiration dates and reorder points

To track usage and identify trends

To maintain an up-to-date inventory

 Where is a satellite pharmacy
typically located?

In the main hospital building

Q&A Near the hospital cafeteria

Within or near a specific patient care

area

In a separate off-site location

 What is the advantage of having
specialized satellite pharmacies?

They provide access to a wider range

of medications.

Q&A They offer extended operating hours

compared to other pharmacies.

They have pharmacists with advanced

training in specific areas of healthcare.

They offer lower medication prices

compared to other pharmacies.
 What is the primary purpose of a
satellite pharmacy?

To dispense over-the-counter
medications to patients.

Q&A To provide pharmaceutical services for

hospital staff members.

To manage complex medication

regimens for patients in a specific
area.

To conduct research and development

for new medications.
 What is the primary focus of
bedside pharmacy services?

Providing comprehensive
pharmaceutical care

Q&A Dispensing medications to patients

Conducting medication research and

development

To conduct research and development

for new medications.
 What is the main benefit of the
bedside pharmacy model?

Enhancing patient safety

Q&A Dispensing medications to patients

Conducting medication research and

development

To conduct research and development

for new medications.
 What is the primary responsibility of the Central
Sterile Service Department (CSSD) in healthcare
facilities?

Cleaning and sterilization of medical

instruments

Q&A Distribution of pharmaceutical

supplies

Conducting medication research and

development

To conduct research and development

for new medications.