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36 Cards in this Set
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Who is responsible for the operation of the pharmacy? |
The CO
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Who is in charge when there is no pharmacist assigned at an mtf?
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Civilian pharmacist |
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To ensure adequate staffing how many prescriptions to have two staffed technicians
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150 prescriptions
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What is the P and T committee
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It is responsible for advising to co on the selection drugs,
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How often does the P&T committee meet?
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At least quarterly |
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Who are the members of the pharmacy and therapeutics committee
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The representative from med, admin, nursing and logistics
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Who is authorized to write prescriptions?
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Medical /dentalCorps; medical service Corps ;optometrist; physician assistant; podiatrist; and and also independent do Corpsman
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Are nurse practitioners anesthetics, and midwives authorized to write prescriptions?
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Authorized by CO
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What does the superscription RX mean
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It means to take thou or in effect |
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What does the inscription mean?
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List the names quantities and ingredients to be used
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What does the subscription mean
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Directions to the compounder
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What is the Signa
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Directions to the patient
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How do you order outpatient prescriptions
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Electronically using the DOD single script or the polyscript
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What is the DD 1289
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It is the single prescription form dod
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What is NAVMED 6710/6
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The poly prescription form
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Who authorizes limited dispensing of OTC Drugs? |
The CO |
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what are OTC medications used for? |
to treat minor problems; i.e. H/A, Common colds, indigestion and dermatitis. |
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What is the time limitations for schedule II meds? |
must be filled within 7 days from date it was originally written for. Cannot be refilled. |
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What is the time limitations for schedule III, IV, V? |
must be filled within 6 months from the date it was originally written. May be refilled up to 5 times within a 6-month period. |
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What is the time limitations for non controlled medications? |
must be filled within 1 year from date written and may be refilled up to 12 months |
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What is the time limitations for PRN (as needed) |
may be refilled up to 1 year from date originally written. |
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what is a Schedule I medication? |
high abuse potential, no accepted medical use (heroin, marijuana, LSD)
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what is a Schedule II Med? |
High abuse potential and severe psychological and or physical dependence liability. (Narcotics, Amphetatimes, barbiturates) must be filled within 7 days |
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what is a Schedule III med? |
Less abuse potential than schedule II. moderate dependence liability. (non barbiturate sedatives, nonamphetatimes stimulants) must be filled within 30 days |
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what is a Schedule IV med? |
less abuse potential than Sched III, limited dependence liability. must be filled within 30 days, refilled up to 5 times in 6 months. |
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what is a Schedule V med? |
limited abuse potential. (antitussives or antidiarrhealswith small amount of codine). May be filled within 30 days, refilled up to 5 times in 6 months. |
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what schedule medications must be in a secured locked in a cabinet? |
schedule III, IV, V. |
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What medications require a vault and is inventoried by the CSIB? |
Schedule I and II. |
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IF a medication that is a schedule I or II is outdated, deteriorated, or its potency is questionable what must occur? |
1. Co Notified 2.Destruciton witnessed by CSIB member 3. Certificate containing Nomenclature, quantity of substance, and method of destruction |
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what is the NAVMED 6710/1? |
Narcotic and Drug account record |
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what is the NAVMED 6710/4 |
Narcotic and Drug inventory - 24 hour |
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what letter must a narcotic prescription have? |
the letter N and must be filed separately. |
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what letter must Alcohol have? |
the letter A and filed separately. |
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what letter should Schedule III, IV, V have? |
they should be numbered at the rest of the scrips
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how should general scripts be handled? |
must be numbered consecutively and filed together. |
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how long should prescriptions, formularies, and drug list be kept |
for 2 years, then destroyed. |