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P JESSIE FPP CH# 2

PHARMACY LAW & ETHICS CH# 2

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Five principles beneficence, fidelity, veracity, justice, autonomy
beneficence bringing about good
fidelity promise keeping
veracity telling the truth
justice acting with fairness ar equity within the law
autonomy acting with self reliance
ethical theories consequentialism,nonconsequentialism, social contracts,ethics of care, rights-based ethics, pinciple-based ethics,virtue-based ethics, law,codes of ethics
consequentialism bring out the greatest good to the greatest number
nonconsequentialism study of actions themselves without regaurd to outcome
social contracts pharmacists,technicians,and patients recognize certain expectations of each other and act accordingly
ethics of care clearly focus on such basic moral skills as kindness,sensitivity,attentivness,tact, patience and reliability
right based ethics individuals havecertain rights, legal as well as moral
principle based ethics moral principles are general, universal guides to action
virtue based ethics the use of virtues in establishing right reason in action
codes of ethics sincere acceptance of the responsibility to maintain a standard of conduct beyond either an unthinking conformity to the law or the routine performance of technical skill
pharmacy tech code of ethics 1996
legislator passed the food,drug,and cosmetic act 1938 (FDCA)
label of drugs display of written, printed or graphic matter upon the immediate container of any article
labeling of a drud all labels and other written, printed or graphic either upon or accompanying the drug
durham humphrey amendment (1951) (precription drug amendment)require that prescription drugs bear a legend caution (later is says Rx only)
kefauver harris amendments (1962) (drug efficacy amendment) accountabability from drug manufacturers for the efficacy or effectiveness of drugs.
drug abuse control amendments (1965) proviided the first guidelines for determining the classification of drugs subject to abuse
comprehensive drug abuse prevention and control act (1970) combine all of the federal laws dealing with narcotics,stimulants,depressants and abuse designer drugs
medical device amendment (1976) safety and life supporting devices have pre market approval of the FDA
legend drugs may be prescribed only by a practitioner licensed to administer and prescribe such drugs
labeling requiremens for prescription pharmacy name & address,Rx #,date to fill,exp. date,prescribers name,patients name,directions of use,caution statement
OTC label of the drug requires products name, name & address of the maufacturer & distributor ect., established name of all ingredients & quantities (active or inactive),net contents,cautions & warnings,name of habit forming drugs contained,directions for use
poison prevention packing act(PPPA) legend and controlled drugs must be dispensed in child proof container.
exceptions to the PPPA sublingul doses of nitroglycerin, contraceptives,drugs dispensed to inpatients in hospitals and certain emergency meds.
legend or prescription only drugs lable of drug established name and quantity of active ingredients,quantity,usual dosage,federal legend,adminisstrtion,federal warning,all inactive ingredients(if other than oral),lot or control#, type of container to be used, name and place of manufacturer,exp. date
FDA additional info accompaning legend drugs on its labeling on the packet insert description,clinical pharmacology,indication, contraindications,warnings,precautions,adverse reactions,drug abuse,dosage,how supplied,date of revision
adulterated drugs packed or held in unsanitary condiions,manufactured not conform with the GMP,container made of poisonous substance, unsafe color additive, class 3 banned device, OTC not in tamper proff pack
misbrandfed drugs misleading labels, labels fail to state the name and place of business or manufacturer ect.,no warning or cautions and so on
FDCA has 3 classes for devices 1-low potential for harm,2-require specific performance standards by experts(thermometers,hearing aids,catheters),3-medical devices are life supporting systems whose failure could cause death
activties requires registration with the DEA *manuf. controlled sub.,*dist. contr. sub., *disp contr sub,*conducting research w/ contr sub,*cond instructional activities w/ contr sub,*cond a narcotic treatment program, *cond chemical analysis w/ cont sub, *importing or exporting cont sub, *compoundi
register form 225 w/ DEA to manufacturer or distribute
register form 224 w/ DEA to dispense
register form 363 w/ DEA to compound or conduct a narcotic treatment program
prescriptions for controlled substances are required to have *full name & address of patient,*name address & registry # of prescriber,*date issued, *manual signature of prescriber
schedule 2 drugs CSA require prescription be completed on a triplicate & only valid for 7 days
to order schedule 1 or 2 drugs DEA form 222
CSA CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE ACT (1970) five classes oe schedules
Qmnibus budget reconciliation act (1990) (OBRA) federal government funding of medicare and medicaid programs
health insurance & accountability act (1996) (HIPAA) patient confidentiality & privacy
the moral principle focusing on acting with self reliance is? autonomy
the FDCA is administered by the? FDA
Which one of the following requires that perescription drugs bear?////////////// the ?//ledgend"Caution:Federal law prohhibits dispensing without a prescription"or "RX ONLY"? Durham Humphrey amendment
thermometers are classified as? class 2 devices
which of the following established good manufacturing practices for drug manufacturers? Kefauver harris amendment
marijuana is classified as? C1
a drug that is in a condition contray to the intentions of the manufacturer is called? adulterated
the CSA established _____ classes for controlled substances? 5
schedule 2 drugs are permitted to have ___ refills? no
the form required to order C2 drugs is DEA 22
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