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pharmacy questions
Question | Answer |
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the agency charged with the approval to market new drug entities is the ? | FDA |
responsibilities of the FDA include | regulating package units, regulating drug advertising, and issuing recalls when necessary |
the agency which licenses the pharmacy is the ? | the state board of pharmacy |
the rules governing the practice of pharmacy in a state are known as the ? | pharmacy practice act |
who are you most likely to see conducting a routine inspection of your pharmacy? | a state pharmacy compliance officer |
usually a state will have 3 pieces of legislation governing the practice of pharmacy. what are they ? | pharmacy practice act, administrative code, and state controlled substances act |
the federal DEA has jurisdiction on any | controlled substances which have crossed state lines |
True or false: it is possible for a drug to be defined as a controlled substance within your state if it doesn't appear on a federal DEA controlled substance schedule | True |
the governing body of pharmacy within the state is known as the | board of pharmacy |
the first piece of legislation which covered the purity of drugs was the ? | the federal drug and food act |
a bottle that contained Dyazide but was labeled Diabeta would be said to be adulterated, misbranded, both or neither of these? | misbranded |
the federal food, drug, and cosmetic act was important for the fact that it was the first legislation to demand? | safety of the product |
Durham-Humphrey and Kefauver-Harris are both amendments of the? | federal food, drug and cosmetic act |
what amendment created the class known as "legend drugs"? | Durham-Humphrey |
what amendment demanded proof of effectiveness before a new drug could be manufactured ? | Kefauver-Harris |
the first attempt at controlling narcotics involved the use of ? | taxation |
Pharmacy laws can be enacted by ? | the local gov, the state gov, and the fed gov |
the level to which a practitioner is expected to perform is called the? | standard of practice |
the organization involved in certifying institutional health care organizations is called? | JCAHO joint commission on accreditation of healthcare organizations |
possible causes for a violation on a third party audit can include? | wrong pack size billed, no patient signature on file, wrong quantity billed |
the NDA (new drug application) is used to do what? | approve a new drug product for sale |
the IND (investigational New Drug review) is used to ? | transport an investigational drug across state lines |
in order to get an approval on an NDA, the applicant would need to show? | safety of the drug, effectiveness of the drug, proper labeling of the drug, and proper manufacturing of the drug |
True or false: The same drug may be sold under more than one trade name | true |
the name that is used in a clinical journal will be the ? | generic name |
AMPI25016 would probably be an example of a(n)? | mnemonic name |
the abbreviation INH stands for ? | isoniazid |
in the abbreviation D5NS, what is the concentration of sugar? | 5% |
true or false: a patent forbids other US manufacturers from producing the same product | true |
what are some facts about a DEA number? | it can be issued to a business, it is a series of 2 letters and 7 numbers, the second letter should be the first letter of the practitioner's last name |
the current system of handling controlled substances is? | a closed system |
you receive a prescription from dr goodguy for a controlled substance. the DEA number written by the doctor is AG7266908. you should? | fill the prescription and ready it for the final check by the pharmacist because the DEA number can be verified through its self check |
the contents of which schedule have no accepted medical use? | schedule I |
cocaine is a member of what schedule? | schedule II |
which schedule would propoxyphene be found in? | schedule IV |
which schedule would contain drugs with the lowest potential for abuse? | schedule V |
when dispensing a controlled substance prescription in a retail store, what must appear on the bottle? | the symbol RX only, statement that says caution: federal law prohibits the transfer of this drug to any other person than who it was prescribed to, and caution: federal law prohibits dispensing without a prescription |
when looking at a stock bottle you can tell a drug is a controlled substance because ? | the symbol C is written on it followed by the number of the schedule to which it belongs |
route of administration refers to ? | the way which a drug enters into the body |
which of the following is a parenteral route of administration? PO, SL, transdermal or IC | IC |
what would not be an appropriate route for a drug which is extremely irritating to the stomach? | NG (nasogastric) |
why must the route of administration be written on the drug order ? | some drugs come in different forms for different routes of administrations |
true of false: capsules may be an enteric coated product | true |
a cream is what kind of dosage form? | semi-solid |
a patient who cannot have products containing alcohol should not take? | an elixir |
a drug product which consists of drug product dissolved in oil droplets that are suspended in a water based vehicle is called an ? | emulsion |
in a phase 1 clinical trial the investigators are testing an applicant drug's ? | maximum tolerated dose |
NDA phase IV testing of an applicant drug takes place ? | after NDA approval is given and the drug is marketed |
the average drug takes how long to get approval of its NDA? | 12 to 16 years |
in the NDC number 00087-6071-11, the number 00087 indicates the ? | manufacturer of the drug |