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schedule 1 drug info and example |
very high potential for abuse - no current therapeutic use. heroin, hallucinogenic substances (LSD, mescaline, peyote) |
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schedule 2 drug info and example |
high potential for abuse with severe liability to cause psychic or physical dependence. Morphine, codeine, amphetamines, barbiturates, methylphenidate,benzodiazepines (in NYS), anabolic steroids (in NYS), oxycodone |
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schedule 3 drug info and example |
less potential for abuse than C-I or C-II. Vicodin, Tylenol with codeine tabs, some cough preparations. |
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schedule 4 drug info and example |
still less abuse potential. phenobarbital, some cough preparations |
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schedule 5 drug info and example |
least potential for abuse - Lomotil |
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when can you fax a presciption? |
non controlled meds. Not electronic rx. not secure on both sides. |
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how to stop doctor shopping |
i STOP |
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what info does your rx script need |
patient name: via patient stamp on form patient allergies: if any. If none - NKA or NKDA. date and time (orders change, so keep the date on there the pt or RN can know how to give theme ds.) Rx info Your signature, printed name and title (RPA-C) Co signature of supervising MD |
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when did e prescibing go into effect? |
march 2016 |
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DAW |
dispense as written |
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ACmeans |
before meals |
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AU |
both ears |
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AS |
left ear |
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AD |
right ear |
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OU |
both eyes |
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OS |
left eye |
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OD |
right ete |
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TIW |
3 times per weeks |
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HS or qhs |
at bedtime |
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when can I call the pharmacy for prescriptions and how long can those prescirptions last? |
C2, C3, C5 and benzos 5 day supply c4 30 days or 100 units whichever is less. you need to send in a physical copy within 72 hours. |
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what rules do I follow for prescribing controlled substances? |
Article 33 of Public Health Law, Title 10, Part 80 (narcotics) ofthe Rules and Regulations. |
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who will contact you if your patient is doctor shopping?
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DOH. IStop stops them. |
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when prescribing controlled meds in the out patient setting what should you do? |
maintain written docs that justifies writing the prescription. Include the drug name, strength and directions for use. quantity and number of dispensed must both be numerical and written form. max daily dose. |
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how many days are allowed in out patient setting for controlled meds |
CII:30-day supply with no refills. CIII-CV:30-day supply with up to 5 refills. More than a 30-day supply is acceptable for certain medical conditions. |
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nearly all pediatric meds are weight based except |
colace |
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acet pediatric dose and MDD |
10 to 15 mg/kg/dose q 4 to 6 hours MDD is 5 doses daily |
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pediatric ibuprofen dose and MDD |
5 to 10 mg/kg/ dose q6 to q8 MDD 40 mg/kg/day |
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docusate dose for pediatrics |
less than 3 years old 10 to 40 mg per day. |
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IBW for men formula |
50 kg + (2.3 x inch over 5 ft) |
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IBW for women formula |
45.5 kg + (2.3 + inch over 5 ft) |
