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| Official DHA Subject | Study Topics to Review |
|---|---|
| 1. Pharmacy Calculation | Review pharmaceutical mathematics, unit conversions, dosage calculations, concentrations, percentages, ratios, dilutions, and medication quantities. Study calculations involving tablets, liquid medications, reconstitution, infusion rates, and weight-based medication doses. Practice interpreting calculation-based questions and checking numerical accuracy in pharmacy preparation and dispensing. |
| 2. Pregnancy and Lactation | Study general medication safety considerations during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Review how medications may affect the developing fetus or nursing infant, important factors influencing medication exposure, and the need for professional assessment of potential risks. Understand medication labeling, patient information requirements, and when pregnancy- or lactation-related medication concerns should be referred to the pharmacist. |
| 3. Sterile and Nonsterile Compounding | Review the preparation of sterile and nonsterile pharmaceutical products, including solutions, suspensions, ointments, creams, and other commonly compounded preparations. Study aseptic techniques, appropriate equipment, ingredient measurement, contamination prevention, cleaning procedures, and pharmaceutical labeling. Understand compounding documentation, storage considerations, and relevant quality-control and safety procedures. |
| 4. Infection Control | Study standard infection-control precautions, hand hygiene, personal protective equipment, cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization principles. Review methods of preventing cross-contamination during medication preparation, handling, storage, and dispensing. Understand safe sharps disposal, biological hazard precautions, and infection-prevention responsibilities in pharmacy and healthcare environments. |
| 5. Medication Safety | Review medication errors, dispensing accuracy, medication labeling, drug storage requirements, high-alert medications, and commonly encountered medication-related risks. Study prescription verification workflows, medication reconciliation concepts, look-alike and sound-alike medicines, and adverse drug reaction reporting principles. Understand the importance of correct patient identification, accurate documentation, and escalating medication safety concerns to a pharmacist. |
| 6. Pharmacokinetics | Study fundamental principles of drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion. Review bioavailability, drug half-life, clearance, volume of distribution, steady-state concentration, and the relationship between drug dosing and plasma concentration. Understand how age, organ function, dosage form, and administration route may influence drug behavior in the body. |
| 7. Pharmaceutical Care and Disease State Management | Review basic pharmaceutical care principles, common disease states, medication classes, and the role of medicines in managing acute and chronic conditions. Study general treatment concepts for diabetes, hypertension, respiratory conditions, cardiovascular disorders, and common infections. Understand medication adherence, patient counseling support, documentation, and the pharmacy technician's role in supporting pharmaceutical care under appropriate professional supervision. |
| 8. Over the Counter Medication | Study common nonprescription medications used for pain, fever, cough, cold symptoms, allergies, digestive complaints, and other self-limiting conditions. Review common dosage forms, basic medication indications, precautions, contraindications, and potential drug interactions. Understand safe handling and dispensing procedures, appropriate patient information, and situations requiring pharmacist assessment or referral. |
| 9. Pharmacy Law and Ethics | Review professional responsibilities, legal requirements relevant to pharmacy practice, prescription handling, confidentiality, documentation, and ethical conduct. Study medication storage, controlled medication procedures, dispensing responsibilities, and professional accountability. Understand the importance of following applicable UAE and Dubai pharmacy regulations, protecting patient information, and working within the authorized scope of pharmacy technician practice. |
