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| What does the FDA control? |
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| Manufacturing, manufacturing conditions, packaging, advertising, and sale of food drugs and cosmetics |
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| FDA symbols: N in a circle ? |
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| FDA symbols: C in a diamond ? |
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| FDA symbols: Pr in a rectangle |
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Schedule F drugs (same as drugs listed in schedule I)
Prescription drugs |
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FDA symbols: C/T
benzodiazepines |
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| Schedules of FDA: Schedule A |
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Definition
Schedules of FDA: Schedule A
List of diseases that a manufacturer cannot advertise drug, cosmetic, food or preventative treatment for. |
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| Schedules of FDA: Schedule B |
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Schedules of FDA: Schedule B
Books as standards of drug purity eg. British pharmacopoeia |
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| Schedules of FDA: Schedule C |
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Schedules of FDA: Schedule C
Radiopharmaceuticals and substances used to prepare them |
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| Schedules of FDA: Schedule D |
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Schedules of FDA: Schedule D
Biological products such as hormones, allergenics, immunizing agents, sensitivity discs |
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| Schedules of FDA: Schedule E |
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Schedules of FDA: Schedule E
Nothing in this schedule |
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Schedules of FDA: Schedule F
parts ? what are they for?
What is section 15? |
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Definition
Schedules of FDA: Schedule F
Same drugs as schedule I (prescription)
part I & II
II - sold for veterinary use ONLY
Schedule F section 15 - thalidomide |
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Term
Under what condition will the Pr symbol NOT be used for a NAPRA schedule I drug?
eg. ? |
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Definition
Under what condition will the Pr symbol NOT be used for a NAPRA schedule I drug?
If not in the FDA schedule F, still require a prescription but do not require a Pr symbol
eg. quinine |
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FDA definition of a drug?
3 parts |
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Definition
FDA definition of a drug?
1)Diagnosis, mitigation, treatment or prevention of a disease, disorder symptoms etc.
2) Restoring, correcting, or modifying organic functions in humans or animals
3) disinfection in premises in which food is manufactured, prepared or kept |
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| What is an official drug? |
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Definition
| A drug for which a standard is provided in the regulations |
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| How long must a prescription be retained? |
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When should safety vials be used?
When can they not be used? What must be done before a snap cap is used? |
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Always use a safety vial unless a snap cap is requested.
When a snap cap is requested, a special release form is required and must be kept on file. |
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| For a Rx transfer, what must the TRANSFERRING pharmacy document? |
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Definition
Must document the
1) Date
2) Store name
3) Receiving pharmacist's name |
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| How should a transferred prescription be marked? |
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Definition
| Transferred prescription should be marked as TRANSFERRED COPY |
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| What must a transferred prescription contain? |
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Definition
What must a transferred prescription contain?
1) Name of patient
2) Address of patient
3) Name of physician
4) Address of physician
5) Directions for use
6) Manufacturer of drug dispensed
7) Rx #
8) Date prescription was issued
9) Original dispensing date
10) Date of last refill
11) Number of repeats remaining
12) Receiving store name
13) Receiving store address
14) Receiving store phone #
15) The transferring pharmacist's name |
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| Can Narcotics be transferred? |
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| Can schedule F drugs be transferred? |
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| Can controlled drugs be transferred? |
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| Can benzos be transferred? |
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| Can schedule F drugs have repeats ? |
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What is required for when a prescription is repeated?
Where is this information kept? |
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What is required for when a prescription is repeated?
1) Date
2) Quantity
3) Signature of pharmacist who dispensed it
4) Initials, name, address, and phone # of physician IF authorized by different than original prescriber
kept on patient file or at the back of the original prescription |
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