Controlled Substances: Prescription Requirements

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CII prescriptions must be ____ and _____ have refills

written

cannot

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What is the difference bt a prescription and an order for C2s?

Prescription is for a patient

Order is for an institution

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How can an institutional pharmacist dispense C2s

Written prescription or a medication order for the ultimate user it is dispensed to

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Oral prescriptions are allowed for C-2s if…

true emergency

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What are the requirements for an emergency oral C-II prescription?

Must be limited to an emergency quantity

Must be reduced to writing immediately

Pharmacist must verify the prescriber if unknown (attempt is fine)

Within 7 days, written form must be sent to the pharmacy or the DEA should be notified

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What must happen within 7 days after an emergency oral C-II prescription?

Prescriber must send a written prescription OR pharmacist must notify the DEA

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What qualifies as an emergency for an oral C-II prescription?

Immediate admin is necessary

No approp. Alternative is available

Not reasonably possible to provide a written prescription

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Are faxed prescriptions allowed for Schedule II drugs?

NO unless:

home infusion for parenteral use

LTCF pt

hospice pt

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can C2 prescriptions have refills?

no

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who qualifies for partial fills on C2s?

terminally ill pts

LTCF pts

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What must be documented for each partial fill of a C-II prescription?

Date of partial fill

Quantity dispensed

Remaining quantity

Pharmacy ID

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What is the time limit to complete partial fills of a C-II prescription?

(only for LTCF and hospice pts)

60 days

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What did CARA (2016) change regarding partial fills of C-II prescriptions?

Allows partial fills for ALL patients (not just LTCF/hospice)

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Who can request a partial fill of a C-II prescription under CARA?

patient or prescriber

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What is the time limit to complete partial fills of a C-II prescription under CARA?

30 days from the date the prescription was written

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What is the quantity limit for partial fills under CARA?

Total dispensed must not exceed the original prescribed amount

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What information is required on a label for a C-II prescription?

  • Date of filling

  • Pharmacy name & address

  • Prescription serial number

  • Patient name

  • Prescriber name

  • Directions for use

  • Controlled substance warning

  • Other cautionary statements

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C-II labeling requirements do NOT apply to institutions if…

supply is 7 days or less

patient does not possess the medication

institution maintains proper safeguards

pharmacist keeps adequate records

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C-II labeling requirements do NOT apply to institutions if the pharmacist keeps records of…

supplier, product, patient, and other label requirements

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what type of prescription(s) is/are required to dispense a C-III, C-IV, or C-V drug?

written

faxed

oral (if documented)

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What is required for a faxed CIII–V prescription?

must be signed by the prescriber

sent from the prescribers office

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What additional option do institutional settings have for CIII–V prescriptions?

May also use medication orders

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How many refills are allowed for CIII and CIV prescriptions?

up to 5 refills within 6 months

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How many refills are allowed for CV prescriptions?

federal vs state

federal: as many as written

state: up to 5 refills in 6 months

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What must be documented for each refill of a CIII–CV prescription?

  • Drug name & dosage form

  • Date filled/refilled

  • Quantity dispensed

  • Pharmacist initials

  • Total number of refills authorized

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Can refills be added to a CIII–CV prescription after it is written?

yes but must be documented and follow laws on how many are allowed

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What is the preferred approach instead of adding refills to a CIII–CV prescription?

issue a new prescription

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What are the key requirements for computerized prescription record systems?

must be readily accessible

must be searchable in multiple ways

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What is required for end-of-day reports in computerized prescription systems?

Must be signed by each pharmacist working that day

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delete

delete

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What are labeling requirements for CIII–CV prescriptions?

same as C2 requirements

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Do CV drugs require a controlled substance warning label?

federal vs state

federal: no

state: maybe

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labeling requirements do NOT apply for CIII–CV prescriptions if the pt is institutionalized and…

the supply is </= 34 days or 100 units

patient does not possess medication

proper safeguards and records exist

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Can Schedule II prescriptions be transferred between pharmacies?

yes if its electronic AND not filled yet

(otherwise hell nah)

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What can be transferred for CIII–CV prescriptions under federal law?

refills only

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Can a partially filled CIII–CV prescription be transferred?

no must be completely filled at the original pharmacy

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Can Schedule V drugs be dispensed without a prescription?

federal vs LA

federal: yes

LA: no

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What are the requirements to dispense a CV without a prescription?

  • Patient must be ≥ 18 years old

  • Must be known to pharmacist or show ID

  • Must sign a logbook

  • Must provide required information

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Is dispensing CV medications without a prescription common practice in Louisiana?

no