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Candidates should think about how the information in this section could be used in the assessment — for example, assessing understanding and application of law or ethics. Each assessment is likely to include at least one calculation question involving each of the following: If trainees are members of a peer-learning group, each member could take responsibility for one SPC and write multiple choice questions or extended matching questions for their peers. This is an example of active learning where candidates give themselves the opportunity to ask how the information they have recently read could be used to ask and answer an exam question. SPCs are available at: http://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/. Preparing for the assessment

The framework is divided into high, medium and low weighted outcomes, which represent the proportion of questions on that particular outcome (see ‘Table 1:Weighting of questions within the GPhC framework’). However, it is important that candidates cover all aspects of the framework — not just the high and medium weighted outcomes. Missing out aspects of the framework when revising could be the difference between success and failure. Table 1: Weighting of questions within the GPhC framework Around 20% of questions in the assessment will relate to paediatric patients so it is important this is not overlooked. The BNFC is a good resource for this. Business machines cannot be resold if the box has been opened, therefore you cannot return a business machine once it has been opened unless it is faulty or damaged. At Scaramanga, we are a bit strange. We see beauty in things others would simply gloss over and we apply this deep thinking to every project we undertake. If you want to work with a team that sees beauty in a humble calculator and gets excited by its accessibility, then we are your guys and girls.

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Printing calculators for hard copy numbers as you crunch. Ribbon, ink, ink roller and thermal printing. In paper 2 you will be provided with an extract booklet containing additional artefacts. This could have extracts from the British National Formulary (BNF), BNF for Children, medication charts, patient medication records and summaries of product characteristics (SPCs). Such extracts are helpful when assessing candidates’ application of science to practice. The BNF and BNFC should be the main reference sources for revision. Use these when revising therapeutic areas and drugs. SPCs are published for all legal categories of drugs —general sale list, pharmacy and prescription only medicines. It would be beneficial for candidates to familiarise themselves with the important pieces of information common to all SPCs. These are summarised below. Qualitative and quantitative composition Stay up to date with pharmacy law and ethics. This is an important aspect of being a qualified pharmacist and should not be neglected.

There are just enough buttons and none with weird symbols. There is no need for advanced functions when all you need is to do simple calculations.

Which of the following medicines would be the most suitable to prescribe for Mrs RT to help reduce the risk of toxicity? On the reverse, the moulded plastic has grips. Yes, grips. No slippy-slidey on the desk. The display The information contained in this section may be of particular importance if the question requires candidates to select the most appropriate dose or regimen for a patient with hepatic or renal insufficiency or is deficient in a particular liver enzyme, for example. Pharmaceutical particulars The assessment is broken down into two papers. The first contains calculations and the second is multiple choice questions.

This section forms the main body of an SPC and includes information about therapeutic indications, dosage regimen and method of administration, contraindications, special warnings and precautions for use, information collated on known interactions, effects on fertility, pregnancy and lactation, effects on ability to drive and use machines, undesirable effects and overdose. We deliver to all of the Mainland UK post codes. We also deliver to the Scottish Islands, Isle of Man, Isles of Scilly and Northern Ireland but these locations may be subject to extended delivery timescales (typically 48hrs). The second paper is made up of 120 multiple choice questions, including 90 single best answer questions and 30 extended matching questions. This is an example of a single best answer question:It is also important to note that there may be calculation questions in paper 2, which candidates are expected to attempt without the use of a calculator. These include calculations that would be used in everyday practice as a pharmacist, such as the number of tablets needed for a particular prescription. This assesses the concept of ‘number sense’. Using additional artefacts effectively Our nominated carrier is Parcel Force. Deliveries are made Monday – Friday between 9.00am – 6.00pm (excluding Bank Holidays).