Boris Johnson chats to advanced pharmacy technician Jane Hosea during a visit to the Moulton Park Vaccination Centre

The video tutorial covers the inspection and preparation of materials, focusing on ensuring no foreign bodies are present. It details the application of stickers, including noting puncture and expiry times. The management of batch numbers and proper sticker placement are emphasized. Final preparations and checks are conducted to ensure readiness for use.

What is the primary focus during the inspection process?

• Ensuring the substance is clear and free of foreign bodies

• Confirming the expiry date

• Checking the temperature of the substance

• Verifying the color of the stickers

Why is it important to note the puncture time on the stickers?

• To confirm the original expiry date

• To verify the batch number

• To track the time for a 24-hour expiry

• To ensure the stickers are applied correctly

What should be visible on the stickers after application?

• The color of the substance

• The puncture time and batch number

• The original packaging

• The vaccinator's name

Where should the batch number stickers be placed?

• On the tray

• On the vaccination record

• On the original packaging

• On the inspection report

What is the final step before the process is complete?

• Popping the items in the tray

• Moving the items across

• Reviewing the batch number

• Inspecting the stickers