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    This document outlines the learning outcomes and pre-work for a dispensing laboratory focusing on controlled drugs and nicotine replacement therapy (NRT). The learning outcomes include dispensing controlled drugs and NRT legally and ethically with appropriate paperwork, describing the risks of smoking and pharmacological interventions for smoking cessation, and advising patients quitting smoking or taking medications for pain or constipation. Students are asked to complete a table reviewing the legal classification, uses, subsidy level, mechanism of action, recommended dosages, contraindications, warnings, interactions and side effects of various drugs including M-Eslon, diclofenac, senna, docusate, nicotine gum and nicotine patches before the lab session.

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    This document outlines the learning outcomes and pre-work for a dispensing laboratory focusing on controlled drugs and nicotine replacement therapy (NRT). The learning outcomes include dispensing controlled drugs and NRT legally and ethically with appropriate paperwork, describing the risks of smoking and pharmacological interventions for smoking cessation, and advising patients quitting smoking or taking medications for pain or constipation. Students are asked to complete a table reviewing the legal classification, uses, subsidy level, mechanism of action, recommended dosages, contraindications, warnings, interactions and side effects of various drugs including M-Eslon, diclofenac, senna, docusate, nicotine gum and nicotine patches before the lab session.

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    This document outlines the learning outcomes and pre-work for a dispensing laboratory focusing on controlled drugs and nicotine replacement therapy (NRT). The learning outcomes include dispensing controlled drugs and NRT legally and ethically with appropriate paperwork, describing the risks of smoking and pharmacological interventions for smoking cessation, and advising patients quitting smoking or taking medications for pain or constipation. Students are asked to complete a table reviewing the legal classification, uses, subsidy level, mechanism of action, recommended dosages, contraindications, warnings, interactions and side effects of various drugs including M-Eslon, diclofenac, senna, docusate, nicotine gum and nicotine patches before the lab session.

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    Laboratory 9: Dispensing CDs and NRT

    Learning Outcomes
    By the end of the dispensing lab the student will be able to:
    Dispense a controlled drug in a legal and ethical manner including completion of all relevant paperwork
    Describe the main risks associated with smoking
    Describe the main pharmacological interventions for smoking cessation
    Dispense NRT in a legal and ethical manner
    Advise patients who are quitting smoking
    Advise patients taking medication for pain and constipation
    Pre-work
    Review the resources listed on CECIL for this Dispensing lab and complete the related activities. Bring any relevant notes that you have to the
    lab.
    Please complete the table below prior to the dispensing lab.
    Drug name

    M-Eslon tablets

    Diclofenac

    Senna & docusate

    Nicotine gum
    preparations

    Nicotine patches

    Legal class (e.g.


    Prescription only,
    pharmacist only,
    Controlled drug)

    What is it used
    for?

    Level of subsidy; fully,


    partial, no subsidy.
    (check Pharmac
    Schedule)

    How does it
    work

    Recommended
    dosage in THIS
    patient

    RELEVANT Contraindications/warnings/
    interactions

    RELEVANT
    Side effects

    References

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