What type of medications can be dispensed in a conventional medication distribution system?

In a conventional medication distribution system, prescription liquid medications are commonly dispensed as they are often used for patients who may have difficulty swallowing solid forms of medication or when a rapid onset of action is necessary. Liquid formulations can include syrups, solutions, and emulsions, making them versatile for various therapeutic needs.

This system is designed to ensure that all prescribed medications, especially those needing accurate dosing and monitoring, are readily available to the patients who require them. Prescription liquid medications can be tailored to patient-specific needs, allowing for precise dosing adjustments as needed.

While over-the-counter medications, topical medications, and injectable medications may also be part of a medication delivery system, the conventional system primarily focuses on the dispensing of prescription medications that require a healthcare provider's authorization, highlighting the clinical aspect of care in assisted living environments.