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Anitra's Study guide
Question | Answer |
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What are the 2 orange auxiliary labels on perscription say? | -controll subtance dangerous unless used as directed.-the law prohibits the transferr of this drug to any other person that its perscribe to |
What did the Controlled Stubstance Act do? | -classified drugs into schedules based on their abused pontential |
What is federal legends? | -Caution Federal law prohibits dispensing without a perscription. |
What did the Durham-Humphrey Amendment do other than lengend drugs? | -OTC and perscription-allowed pharmacist to take over the phon perscription |
What did the Orphan Drug do? | allows manufactures a 7 year window to be the only people to make and sell the drug and get all te monie that went into it |
Who is responsible for drug recalls? | FDA |
What di the Kefauver-Harris Amendent do othe than safe an effective? | -The oversight of perscription drug advertising by the FDA-THe establishment of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) requirements.-Informed consent of patients for clinical drug investigations-Implentation of reporting od adverse drug reaction |
What is needed for prior approval? | -Patient intolerance of existing drug choices-treatment failures-Diagnoses without any listed treatments on the formulary-New Drug modalities |
(AWP) Average wholesale Price | the cost of drugs abd phamaceuticals purchased from a drug wholesaler. |
(MAC) Maximum Allowable cost | based on wholesaler acquistion cost |
wholesaler acquisition cost | include contracts negotiated between the provider and the pharmaceutical industry. |
open formulary | plans reimbursed all perscription medications |
closed formulary | plans only reimburesd a list of medications, generally low-cost alternative. |
Copay | plans divide the osts of coverage between the insurer an the patient and therefore at a lower cost. |
Tired copays | attempt to direct drug selection to lower-cost alternative by attempting to make the patient deman of the prescriber lower cost alternative in order to reduce the copays. |