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Which act created teh NDC (National Drug Code) number
Drug listing act of 1972
What do the digits stand for on the NDC number
first 5 digits - manufacturer
next 4 digits - drug product
final 2 - package size and packaging
What is the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906?
Prohibits interstate transportation or sale of adulterated misbranded food or drugs
What was FOOD.DRUG,AND COSMETIC ACT OF 1938 (FDCA 1938) created for?
(FDA) created under FDCA 1938 requires all new drug applications be filed with the FDA. Defines adulteration/misbranding of drugs and food products
What is the DURHAM-HUMPHREY ACT OF 1951?
Amendment to FDCA 1938 requires direction for use unless contains "Caution Federal law prohibits dispensing without RX
Under Durham-Humphrey Act what are the two drug categories?
Legend and nonlegend (over the counter) OTC. Legend requires an RX, supervision of Dr, allows verbal over the phone, allows refills to be called in from Dr's office
What is the KEFAUVER-HARRIS AMENDMENT OF 1962?
It requires all medications in the United States to be pure, safe, and effective.
What is the COMPREHENSIVE DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION AND CONTROL ACT OF 1970?
Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) created under the supervision of the Dept. of Justice - 5 schedules (categories) based on a potential for abuse and accepted medical use in the USA
What is the Schedule 1 category?
No accepted medical use in the U.S. and possesses an extremely high potential for abuse. Examples; crack, heroin, Marijuana
What is the Schedule 2 category?
Has a medical use, high abuse potential with severe psychological or physical dependency
What is the Schedule 3 category?
Has accepted medical use, abuse potential less than with Schedule 1 and 2 drugs
What is Schedule IV?
Abuse potential is less than with Schedule III drugs, but administration may lead to limited physical or psychological dependence,
What is Schedule V?
Abuse potential is less than with Schedule IV drugs;schedule includes exempt narcotics.
What form is used for the Drug Enforcement Agency Registration?
DEA Form 224. Facility that dispenses controlled substances must be registered with DEA. The pharmacy must renew this registration every 3 years.
What form is used for ordering and receipt of Schedule II medications?and who must sign for them?
DEA Form 222 .The person whose name the DEA registration is listed. Form valid for 60 days. 1 item per line, max of 10 different items.Total on bottom of form. Typed, pen, or indelible pencil.
Where are unused DEA 222 forms kept?
Secure location in pharmacy.On receipt of meds, # of pkgs , form dated, signed by pharmacist.Invoice or pkg slip and DEA form 222 must be retained in pharmacy for minimum of 2 years
Retention of Drug Enforcement Agency Records are kept for how long and stamped with what?
Minimum of 2 yrs.kept separately from other invoices. readily retrievable or marked with asterisk, a red line. A red C must be stamped on Schedule III to V records if they are filed with other invoices. 72 hrs if requested by DEA representative
Defective forms are incomplete,illegible, shows signs of alteration, erasure, or change. Must be kept for how long?
Defective forms must be kept for a minimum of 2 years and be readily retrievable
What is Initial inventory?
A complete accurate inventory of all controlled substances before the opening of the first day of business for a pharmacy.
What is Biennial Inventory?
Inventory taken every 2 years after initial inventory is taken.Exact count for Schedule II and an estimated count for Schedule III to V drugs. Records kept minimum of 2 years
What is Perpetual Inventory?
Shows controlled substances received by facility, supplied to other locations, returned to pharmacy and dispensed to patients.It will show actual # of units of a drug at a particular moment in time