Copy resep/salinan resep dan etiket obat-Materi farmasi kelas X Farmasi #SMKN 9 Kabupaten Tangerang

Summary

This educational video provides an in-depth lesson on prescription copying (Kopi Resep) and labeling (Etiket) in a pharmacy setting. It covers key concepts such as the requirements for prescription copies, including the necessary details like pharmacy and doctor information, and the types of prescriptions that can or cannot be repeated. The video also explains how to properly label medications, detailing the required information and distinguishing between labels for oral and external medications. The lesson emphasizes the importance of accurate prescription management and label creation, with practical examples for students to follow.

Takeaways

• 😀 Kopi resep (copy of prescription) refers to a replica of an original prescription, containing all necessary details from the original prescription, along with additional pharmacy-specific information.
• 😀 A kopi resep must include key details such as the pharmacy’s name and address, the pharmacist's name and registration number, the prescription number and date, and whether the medication has been dispensed.
• 😀 The purpose of kopi resep is to ensure that patients or healthcare providers can access important information from the prescription, especially when medication has not been fully dispensed.
• 😀 Copies of prescriptions can only be shown to specific parties, including the prescribing doctor, the patient, and authorized healthcare professionals (e.g., in legal situations).
• 😀 A kopi resep can be reissued if medications are yet to be dispensed or if the prescription has a repeat/refill symbol. It cannot be reissued if all medications have been dispensed or if the prescription involves narcotics.
• 😀 Etiket (labeling) is a crucial part of the medication process and includes details on how to use the prescribed medication. It must include the pharmacy’s contact information, the pharmacist’s name, and the patient's name.
• 😀 Etiket labels are classified into two types: white labels for oral medications and blue labels for external medications, such as ointments or eye drops.
• 😀 Etiket labels must also include dosage instructions, the patient's name, and any special instructions, such as 'shake well' for liquid medications.
• 😀 A practical task was given, where students are asked to create a kopi resep and etiket for a prescription that includes Paracetamol (10 tablets dispensed) and Ranitidine (fully dispensed).
• 😀 The importance of kopi resep and etiket is to maintain legal and clinical standards, ensuring accurate medication dispensing and patient safety.

Q & A

What is the purpose of a kopi resep (prescription copy)?

A kopi resep is a copy of the original prescription that is created by the pharmacy. It must contain all the details of the original prescription, including the doctor’s information, pharmacy details, the prescribed medicines, and whether the medicines have been dispensed or not.

What information must be included in a kopi resep?

A kopi resep must include the doctor’s name, the pharmacy's name and address, the pharmacist’s license number, the prescription number, the date of creation, the name of the patient, and the details of the medicines prescribed. It should also indicate if any medicines have not been dispensed yet.

Who is allowed to see a kopi resep?

A kopi resep can be shown to the prescribing doctor, the patient, or authorized health personnel, such as other healthcare workers or court officers, depending on legal requirements.

What should a pharmacy do if a medicine has not been fully dispensed according to the prescription?

If a medicine has not been fully dispensed, the pharmacy should create a kopi resep to facilitate the patient in collecting the remaining medicine.

What does the term 'needed' on a prescription mean?

The term 'needed' on a prescription indicates that a particular medicine has not yet been dispensed, and further action is required to provide the medicine to the patient.

What is an etiket (label) and why is it important?

An etiket is a label that is attached to the medication dispensed by the pharmacy. It provides essential information like the patient's name, dosage instructions, pharmacy details, and additional usage instructions. It is important to ensure safe and correct medication usage.

What is the difference between a white etiket and a blue etiket?

A white etiket is used for oral medications, such as tablets or syrups, while a blue etiket is used for external medications, such as creams, ointments, or eye drops.

What key information must be included on an etiket?

An etiket must include the name and address of the pharmacy, the pharmacist’s license number, the patient's name, the medication's usage instructions, and the date the etiket was created.

Can a prescription for narcotic drugs be repeated without a new prescription?

No, a prescription for narcotic drugs cannot be repeated without a new prescription from the doctor. This is indicated by specific markings such as 'E' or 'Ney', meaning the prescription cannot be repeated.

What should be done if a prescription contains multiple medicines?

If a prescription contains multiple medicines, the pharmacy should create a separate etiket for each medicine, ensuring that all relevant details, including dosage and usage instructions, are clearly stated for each item.