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23 Cards in this Set
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USP |
US Pharmacopea
Provides guidelines for compounding sterile and nonsterile meds. Is responsible for setting quality and purity standards for OTC and RX |
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Apha |
American pharmacist association Controls federal and our state standards for imported drugs |
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ASHP |
America society of hospital pharmacist |
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FDA |
Food and drug administration Controls safety of food and drigs |
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DEA |
Drug enforcement administration Branch of US justice department that regulates the sale and use of drugs |
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MSDS |
Material safe data sheet Document with information on safety of hazards and flammability of chemicals used in compounding |
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OSHA |
Occupational safety and health administration Ensures the safety and health of US workers |
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PHI |
protected health info Protected by HIPAA |
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MED MARX |
Internet program of USP that documents tracks and identifies trends for adverse events and medication efforts |
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MED WATCH |
Voluntery program of FDA for reporting errors, recalls |
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P&T commettee |
Reviews and approves formulary and polices |
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aNDA |
Abbreviated new drug application Process by which applications aye demonstrated to FDA |
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BOP |
Board of pharmacy Protects safety by pursuing high quality of pharmacists date and use of drugs |
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TJC |
The joined commission Accredits and certified healtcare organizations and programs in US |
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OBRA |
The onmibus budget reconciliation act |
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iPLEDGE |
Mandatory distribution program for Isotreonin, intended to prevent the use of drug during pregnancy (med for acne) |
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Red book |
Drug pricing |
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BIN# |
6 digits ID# for NCPDP |
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Pharmacognosy |
Medicine from animals, plants and minerals |
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Pharmacology |
Study of drugs and side effects |
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Pharmacokinetics |
How drugs are introduced to body |
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DEA # |
First letter B Second letter last name initial 1+3+5 (2+4+6)×2 Add them up last dgts match |
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NCPDP |
ID identifys the pharmacy |