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pure food and drug act

adulteration of food and drugs

misbranding

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food, drug cosmetic act

safe before marketing

direction of use

warning of habit-forming drugs

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durham-humphrey amendment

distinction between prescription and OTC medications

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kefauver-harris amendment

safe and effective

good manufacturing practices (GMP)

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waxman-hatch amendment

streamline generic drug approval process

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prescription drug marketing act

hospitals and healthcare entities prohibited from re-selling drugs

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federal anti-tampering act

tylenol contamination event

tamper-resistant

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REMS for NDA

patient package insert

communication plan

ETASU

implementation system

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REMS for ANDA

package insert

ETASU

implementation system

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ETASU requirements

special certifications

specially certified

dispensed certain healthcare settings

dispensed with evidence of safe-use conditions

pt monitoring

pt registry

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patient protection and affordable care act

patient access

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FDA safety and innovation act

FDA collect fees for NDA, medical devices, generics, biosimilar

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adulteration

whole or partly filthy, putrid or decomposed substance

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misbranding

distinction between rx and OTC medications

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use by date

after drug is moved from original container

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product recalls

class i

serious

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product recalls

class ii

reversible consequences

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product recalls

class iii

not likely to cause adverse consequences

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product recalls

voluntary

not determined to cause health issue but manufacturer is urged to recall

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pregnancy category x

contraindicated

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pregnancy category c

risk can’t be ruled out

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pregnancy category a

Human studies show no risk

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pregnancy category d

Known fetal risk

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pregnancy category b

No demonstrated human fetal risk

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medical device

class i

least potential harm

scissors, needles, gloves, toothbrushes

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medical device

class ii

moderate - FDA performance standards for safety

insulin syringes, infusion pumps, thermometers

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medical devices

class iii

highest - potential injury

pacemakers, heart valve, soft contact lens

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lanham trademark act

prohibits false description

allows civil law suits

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FDA guidance policy

education separate from drug promotion

manufacturer involvement limited

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department of health and human services - office of inspector general

manufacturers no control educational programs or use payments to reward

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product claim ads

Drug + Disease + Benefit

Drug X treats hypertension and helps lower blood pressure

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Reminder ad

Drug Only

Ask your doctor about Drug X

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Help-seeking ad

Disease Only

Do you experience persistent migraines? Talk to your doctor about treatment options

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what does FTC and FDA collaborate on?

OTC products and claims regarding food product

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INDA

phase i

adverse effects

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INDA

phase ii

efficacy and dosage

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INDA

phase iii

safety and efficacy in large populations

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supplemental new drug application changes

production

manufacturing

labeling

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all trail phases must have patient written consent and explain…

risk

benefits

alt courses of therapy

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OTC

category i

Safe and effective

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OTC

category ii

not safe or effective

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OTC

category iii

Not enough information

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how should the patient name, brand/generic, directions should appear?

larger font

different color

bolded

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expiration date

manufacter date

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beyond use date

compounding dispenser

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use by date

dispensing pharmacy

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sale of emergency contraception

17+ yr → OK

rx: 16yr and younger

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do pharmacist have the right to refuse dispensed prescriptions?

yes but needs to give pt alternative

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orange book

A: equivalent

B: problems

AB: thought was a problem → is good now

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purple book

biosimilars

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prescription drug marketing act

No selling drug samples + control of drug distribution + prevention of drug diversion

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can you deny drug insepection from…

FDA: NO

BOARD: NO

DEA: YES unless administrative inspection warrant or search warrant

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patient records

everything kept 5 years

4 yr retrieve - 2 weeks

1 yr retrieve - 1 day

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what kind of rx can be filled in nj?

any U.S territory

  • puerto rico

  • virgin island

  • VA hospital


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what should community pharmacies be registered with to used tax paid ethyl alcohol?

ATF

IRS

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tax-free alcohol exemptions are generally reserved for..

Hospitals

research laboratories

authorized institutions

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Who can request non-child-resistant packaging under the Poison Prevention Packaging Act (PPPA)?

prescriber/pt for individual prescriptions

patients may make blanket requests

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computer system downtime

enter within 72 hrs

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what happens to pt information after you close the pharmacy?

1 yr store records

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differences between label in retail & hospital

retail pharmacy - name of prescriber , prescription #

hospital pharmacy - name of person who prepared the sterile compound

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CI

dihydromorphine

marijuana

diethylamide (LSD)

psilocybin

morphine methylbromide

THC

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CII

morphine

codeine

fentanyl

levorphanol

hydromorphone

oxycodone

methadone

cocaine

methylphenidate

pentobartibal

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CIII

APAP w codiene

chlorphentermine

ketamine

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narcotics in CIII may not contain more than

Narcotic

Maximum amount

Codeine or dihydrocodeine

1.8 g per 100 mL or 100 g

Hydrocodone (dihydrocodeinone)

300 mg per 100 mL or 100 g

Ethylmorphine

300 mg per 100 mL or 100 g

Opium

500 mg per 100 mL or 100 g

Morphine

50 mg per 100 mL or 100 g


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CIV

tramadol

benzos

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DEA registration - midlevel practitioners

CDS prescriptive authorities

animal shelters

certified nurse anesthetists

certified nurse midwives

nurse practitioners

optometrist

PA

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new application for registering pharmacy

DEA form 224

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renewal application for registered pharmacy

DEA form 224a

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who can have the key to the pharmacy?

pharmacist/pharmacist in charge

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where should diprenorphine and etorphine HCL be stored?

safe or steel cabinet that is CV container

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theft, diversion or loss

notify DEA within 1 business day of significant loss or theft

DEA 106 form → forward copy to NJBOP, record amendment key #

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opioid treatment program must be reaccredited and recertified every…

3 years

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who is the opioid treatment program enforced by?

substance abuse and mental health services administration

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opioid treatment program

maintenance tx

opioid agonist >21 days

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combatting methamphetamine epidemic

pseudoephedrine or phenylpropanolamine - behind the counter

purchaser: 18 yr+ and gov ID

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quantity limits of

pseudoephedrine or phenylpropanolamine

no > 3.6 gm/day

no > 9 gm/month

no > 7.5gm/month if mail order

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CDS DEA registration #

practitioners letter starts with

A,B,F

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CDS DEA registration #

mid-level practitioners start with the letter

M

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CDS DEA registration #

distributors start with the letter

P or R

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CDS DEA registration #

second letter

first letter of PERSON’S last name

if business name begins with a #, the second character of its DEA registration number may be the digit

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confirming DEA registration #

add 1st,3rd,5th= x

add 2nd,4th,6th= y

multiply yx2= z

add x+z= D

last digit should be the DEA #

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what can’t pharmacist do when correcting a CDS prescription?

pt name

CDS prescribed

prescriber signature

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can a pharmacist dispense emergency verbal or faxed CII?

yes only covering emergency period, NO REFILLS

prescriber must send written copy to pharmacist within 7 days

post 7 days - report to DEA office

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what if pharmacist is unable to fill partial CII?

notify prescriber after 72 hrs

must fill balance within 72 or new rx is needed

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CII partial refill

long term care facility

up to 60 days for terminally ill

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dispensing CIII,CIV,CV

refills

no >6m or 5 refills from original date of issue

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dispensing CIII,CIV,CV

partial refills

no dispensing occurs after 6m of original issue

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CDS inventory record

biennial

CII and CIII-CV must be on separate reports

CI and CII must have separate counts

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DEA 222 form

sale or transfer of CDS to another pharmacy (reverse distributor)

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DEA form 106

theft

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DEA form 41

CDS disposal

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DEA 222 form

brown page (page 1)

supplier keeps for records

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DEA 222 form

green (page 2)

sent to DEA at the end of the month

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DEA 222 form

blue (page 3)

purchaser keeps for records

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how long to keep DEA 222 form

state - 5yrs

CSA/DEA - 2 yrs

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what happens when DEA 222 forms are lost?

notify DEA and provide serial number of forms

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electronic DEA 222 FORM

control substances ordering system

submit to DEA

must have power of attorney to order CDS

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when should you report diversion, loss, and theft?

within 24 hrs of discovery

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Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act

patient counseling

drug utilization review (DUR)

patient profiles

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HIPPA

4 aspects

Transactions = Standardized billing

NPI = Provider identification

Security = Protect electronic information

Privacy = Protect patient confidentiality