Under which competency does complying with drug storage requirements fall?

Complying with drug storage requirements is essential for ensuring the efficacy and safety of pharmaceuticals, which directly relates to handling and controlling pharmaceutical products. This competency encompasses various responsibilities, including the proper storage conditions (temperature, humidity, light exposure) that medications must meet to maintain their integrity. When pharmaceutical products are stored incorrectly, it can lead to degradation or reduced effectiveness, which can be harmful to patients.

The other competencies, while important in their own right, do not specifically focus on the critical aspects of storage. Performing good laboratory practices involves maintaining a clean and organized workspace and following safety protocols but does not directly address storage conditions for pharmaceutical products. Monitoring supply inventory is primarily concerned with tracking the quantity and availability of products rather than how they are stored. Arranging and displaying pharmaceutical products focuses on the visual presentation and accessibility of items rather than the specific requirements for storage that ensure their stability and effectiveness.