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| Official Knowledge Area | Study-Oriented Skills / Assessment Focus |
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| Toxicology | Recognizing toxic exposures, clinical manifestations of poisoning, antidotes, supportive management, toxicity prevention, and medication-related poisoning. |
| Official Knowledge Area | Study-Oriented Skills / Assessment Focus |
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| Medicinal Chemistry | Understanding drug structures, chemical properties, structure-activity relationships, physicochemical characteristics, and their relationship to pharmacological activity. |
| Official Knowledge Area | Study-Oriented Skills / Assessment Focus |
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| Sterile and Nonsterile Compounding | Applying appropriate preparation, handling, storage, stability, compatibility, aseptic technique, contamination prevention, and safe compounding practices. |
| Official Knowledge Area | Study-Oriented Skills / Assessment Focus |
|---|---|
| Pharmaceutics/Biopharmaceutics | Understanding dosage forms, formulations, dissolution, absorption, bioavailability, drug delivery systems, stability, and factors affecting drug performance. |
| Official Knowledge Area | Study-Oriented Skills / Assessment Focus |
|---|---|
| Pharmacognosy and Dietary Supplements | Evaluating natural products, herbal medicines and dietary supplements, including their uses, adverse effects, interactions, precautions, and patient-safety considerations. |
| Official Knowledge Area | Study-Oriented Skills / Assessment Focus |
|---|---|
| Pharmacy Calculation and Compounding | Performing dosage, concentration, dilution, infusion-rate, unit-conversion and compounding calculations and applying them accurately to pharmacy practice. |
| Official Knowledge Area | Study-Oriented Skills / Assessment Focus |
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| Clinical Pharmacogenomics | Understanding clinically relevant genetic variations and their potential influence on drug selection, therapeutic response, adverse effects, and dosage decisions. |
| Official Knowledge Area | Study-Oriented Skills / Assessment Focus |
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| Pharmacokinetics | Applying principles of absorption, distribution, metabolism, elimination, clearance, half-life, volume of distribution, steady state, therapeutic drug monitoring, and dosage adjustment. |
| Official Knowledge Area | Study-Oriented Skills / Assessment Focus |
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| Pharmaceutical Care and Disease State Management | Assessing patient-specific medication needs, identifying drug-related problems, planning pharmaceutical care, monitoring therapeutic outcomes, and applying medication management principles to disease states. |
| Official Knowledge Area | Study-Oriented Skills / Assessment Focus |
|---|---|
| Medication Safety | Identifying and preventing medication errors, adverse drug reactions, contraindications, clinically important interactions, high-risk medicines, and medication-related safety problems. |
| Official Knowledge Area | Study-Oriented Skills / Assessment Focus |
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| Over the Counter Medication | Assessing self-care complaints, selecting appropriate nonprescription therapy, identifying contraindications and interactions, counseling patients, and recognizing when referral is required. |
| Official Knowledge Area | Study-Oriented Skills / Assessment Focus |
|---|---|
| Pharmacy Law and Ethics | Applying professional, ethical and legal principles to pharmacy practice, including confidentiality, documentation, medication handling, dispensing responsibilities, and patient safety. |
| Official Knowledge Area | Study-Oriented Skills / Assessment Focus |
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| Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutic Decision Making | Evaluating pharmacological treatment options, selecting appropriate medicines, individualizing therapy, identifying contraindications and interactions, and monitoring effectiveness and safety. |
| Official Knowledge Area | Study-Oriented Skills / Assessment Focus |
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| Infection Control | Applying infection-prevention principles, standard precautions, safe medication practices, antimicrobial stewardship concepts, and measures to reduce healthcare-associated infection risks. |
