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Formulary management
Pyxis MedStation 4000 System Console User Guide 41
• Therapeutic Classification —Select the therapeutic classification, which
identifies the category of the medication according to use. One such
classification system has been published by the American Hospital
Formulary Service (AHFS).
• Med Class —Select the medication classification (medication class). The
class is used for sorting of medications in reports.
• Pick Area —Select the pharmacy location where the medication is stored
for station replenishment. Required for use with the Pyxis PAR
x
®
pharmacy auto-replenishment system. If using Pyxis PAR
x
, configure the
system so that medications must be scanned. You can scan for load and
refill processes only. Configure your device for scanning.
• Manufacturer —Select the manufacturer of the medication.
• Alternate ID 2 —Enter a 22-character, alphanumeric medication ID that
functions as an additional identification for the medication.
• Security Group —Select the security group. The security group
determines if you can access this medication. For you to have access to a
medication, your security group must match the medication’s security
group.
• Verify count —Select ON if you want to require the user to count the
medications in the pocket each time the pocket is accessed. You can also
select With Blind Count ON, which asks how many medications are in the
pocket, or At/Below Min to require a medication count when the
inventory level reaches the minimum specified for the loaded.
Enable Blind Count at the device to use the Blind Count option when a
medication is removed. Quantities are not displayed, as recorded in the
database, when the user performs a count verification before removing
items.
• Override Group (profile mode only)—Enter the override group to which
this medication is assigned. Only users assigned the same override group
can access this medication.
• Cost —Enter the acquisition cost of this medication.
• Charge —Enter the amount charged to the patient.
• Units of Issue —Enter the number of units of medication per refilling
package.
• Units of Order —Enter the supplier’s package size used for ordering.
• Package Quantity —Enter the number in the supplier’s package.