What kind of information is NOT needed in the blueprint of a pharmacy?

In the context of designing or evaluating a pharmacy, the blueprint must include certain critical elements that ensure compliance with regulations and facilitate efficient workflow. The information required typically includes specific areas crucial to the safe handling and dispensing of medications, such as the location of sinks for sanitation, the square footage of the prescription department to ensure adequate space for operations, and the location of controlled drugs to comply with legal storage requirements.

The size of the employee break room is not a necessary component of the blueprint regarding the pharmaceutical operations of the pharmacy. While it's important for employee comfort and breaks, it doesn't directly impact the pharmacy's compliance with health and safety regulations or its core function of safely dispensing prescriptions. Thus, this information is not requisite when laying out the operational aspects of a pharmacy.