Is there a color difference regulation on the drug classification management signboard of the pharmacy?

The notice board of drug classification management in the room has the regulation of color difference.

Mei Ling, pharmacist, deputy director of the Pharmacy Department of the Municipal Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, introduced that OTC is the abbreviation of English OverTheCounter, which refers to the over-the-counter drugs in the pharmaceutical industry. Consumers can buy directly from pharmacies without a doctor's prescription. According to the safety of drugs, they can be divided into two categories: A and B. The first category is marked with oval red and white words, and the second category is marked with oval green and white words.

Generally speaking, Class B drugs with green labels are safer and have relatively few side effects. Class A drugs marked in red have relatively short clinical use time and slightly lower safety. Some drugs may not be suitable for patients with special physique or special circumstances. Although it is an over-the-counter drug, it is best to use it under the guidance of a professional doctor, Yamatonokusushi.

Extended data:

In accordance with the provisions of the "Good Manufacturing Practice", drugs need classified management, so when displaying drugs:

1 First, drugs and non-drugs should be stored separately. (Green card in non-drug area)

2. Prescription drugs and over-the-counter drugs should be displayed separately. (green card in prescription drug area, green card in over-the-counter drug area)

3. (divided into prescription drugs and over-the-counter drugs) Oral drugs and external drugs should be separated, and injections should also be separated. After the above drugs are classified and displayed, they should be stored in cabinets or layers according to dosage forms or uses. (All counters are marked with green in time, such as antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs, digestive system drugs, gynecological drugs, pediatric drugs, etc. )

4. There should be counters for drugs that are easy to smell. (Mark it green in time: cabinets that are easy to escape)

5. Dispensing drugs should be concentrated in the drug disassembling counter or drawer. (Remove the counter with green mark in time) and keep the label of the original package.

6. Dangerous goods cannot be displayed, but must be displayed in empty packages.

7. The quality of Chinese herbal pieces should be rechecked before they are packed in barrels, and the barrels should not be wrong or strung together to prevent mixing. The barrel money of Chinese herbal pieces should be written with the correct name. (Hanging Green Card: Chinese Herbal Pieces Area)

8. Drugs that need to be refrigerated or stored away from light should be kept in a freezer at 2- 10.

9, but also in a relatively hidden corner of the unqualified medicine cabinet. (Put up a red unqualified medicine cabinet in time).

10, a large retail enterprise, the acceptance will not be completed for a while, so it should set up a waiting area and hang a yellow card. Small retail enterprises generally accept goods when purchasing, and generally do not set up inspection areas.

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