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4th mod week 3

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Packaging requirements The package conditons take into consideration temperature, humidity, light, and incompatibilites with other meds.
Poison Prevention Act of 1970 child proof containers; under the age of 5 must have be child proof.
NDC Number components 11-digit; first five numbers identify the manufacturer, the next four # identify the drug product, and the final two represent the package size and packaging.
Purpose of lot numbers and expiration date ensure the amount of time a product will be pure, safe,and effective. expiration date is the last day of a month and both are used to recall a drug and the manufacturer or the FDA
Characteristics of forged Rx Looks too good,quantities, directions, or dosages differ from usual medical usageappears to be photocopied, directions written in full with no abbreviations
Signs indicating that a Rx was not issued for a legitimate medical purpose the patient is presenting prescriptions written in the names of other people.The patient appears to be returning too frequently.Strangers, individuals who are not regular residents of the community.
Prevention techniques Know the prescriber and his or her signature.Know the patient.Know the prescriber's DEA registration number.
Required medication order label information Name and location of patientTrade/generic name of drugStrength of drugQuantity of drugExpiration date of medicationLot number of medication
Required Prescription Label Information DateSerial NumberName and address of the pharmacyName of the patientName of the prescribing physicianNumber of refillsQuantity of the drug
Information found on a package insert DescriptionClinical pharmacologyIndications and usageContraindicationsWarningsPrecautionsOverdosage
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