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Which act created OSHA? Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970
What did the control substance act do? Created the DEA Created the Class Schedules.
-Records for CII prescription must be maintained for how long? -How often must we perform inventory on all controlled substances? 2 years initial then every 2 years - CIIs exact count
Which medications is exempt from the Poison Prevention Packaging Act? Nitroglycerin - antianginal - must be in original amber, air tight container Oral contraceptives
What do the three sections of the NDC mean? first - manufacturer second - drug third - package size
What are the limits for pseudoephedrine? 3.6 g/day 9 g/month
hs bedtime
ac before meals
pc after meals
d/c discontinued
pv vaginally
inh inhale
npo nothing by mouth
qs quantity sufficient
iu international unit
ung ointment
sol solution
supp suppository
amp ampule
What is a drug-to-drug interaction? -synergistic ? -antagonistic? When a drug alters the affect of another synergistic:increases the affect of both drugs antagonistic: decreases the affect of one or both drugs
What is the USP? provides standard for both sterile and non sterile compounding as well as monographs for many pre established compounding formulations.
What is the red book? Orange Book? Red Book: Pharmacy's Fundamental Reference used for finding prescriptions and non-prescription medication average and wholesale cost and pricing Approved Drug Products with Therapeutic Equivalence Evaluations
ACE Inhibitors Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors antihypertensive reduce blood pressure -pril
Statins HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors antihyperlipidemic prevent production of "bad cholesterol" -statin
PPI Proton pump inhibitor (PPIs) Gerd reduce the production of acid of acid by the stomach -prazole
Antifungals nystatin - Mycostatin ketoconazole - Nizoral fluconazole - Diflucan terbinafine - Lamisil clotrimazole - Lotrimin
Fat Soluble Vitamins Vitamins A, D, E, K.
Thiamine Vitamin B1
Vitamin B12 Cyanocobalamin
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