Question

match the following terms with their correct definitions:

terms:

• lot number
• class i recalls
• class ii recalls
• class iii recalls
• independent purchasing

definitions:

• dangerous or defective products that could cause serious health problems or death
• assigned by the drug manufacturer to identify specific batches of medications
• products that may cause temporary health problems or pose a slight threat of a serious nature
• when the pharmacist or technician works alone and directly with the pharmaceutical company representatives
• products unlikely to cause any adverse health reactions but which violate fda labeling or manufacturing regulations

Explanation:

Match Class I Recalls

Using the Recall Classifications knowledge point

• Definition: Dangerous or defective products that could cause serious health problems or death.
• Match: Class I recalls matches this description.

Match Lot Number

Using the Lot Number knowledge point

• Definition: Assigned by the drug manufacturer to identify specific batches of medications.
• Match: Lot number matches this description.

Match Class II Recalls

Using the Recall Classifications knowledge point

• Definition: Products that may cause temporary health problems or pose a slight threat of a serious nature.
• Match: Class II recalls matches this description.

Match Independent Purchasing

Using the Independent Purchasing knowledge point

• Definition: When the pharmacist or technician works alone and directly with the pharmaceutical company representatives.
• Match: Independent purchasing matches this description.

Match Class III Recalls

Using the Recall Classifications knowledge point

• Definition: Products unlikely to cause any adverse health reactions but which violate FDA labeling or manufacturing regulations.
• Match: Class III recalls matches this description.

Answer:

• Class I recalls $

ightarrow$ Dangerous or defective products that could cause serious health problems or death

• Lot number $

ightarrow$ Assigned by the drug manufacturer to identify specific batches of medications

• Class II recalls $

ightarrow$ Products that may cause temporary health problems or pose a slight threat of a serious nature

• Independent purchasing $

ightarrow$ When the pharmacist or technician works alone and directly with the pharmaceutical company representatives

• Class III recalls $

ightarrow$ Products unlikely to cause any adverse health reactions but which violate FDA labeling or manufacturing regulations