Laws
Agencies
Phases
Schedules
recalls/rx
100

this act requires all foods and drugs to meet a standard of strength and purity.

The pure food and drug act

100

the mission is to improve the quality of care provided to the general public. responsible for the accreditation of the institutional settings.

Joint commission on accreditation of health care organizations

100

study participants: 300 to 3000 volunteers who have the disease or condition. purpose is efficacy and monitoring of adverse reactions.

Length of study: 1-4years

25-30% of drugs move to the next phase.

Phase III(3)

100

Low abuse potentiol, may be solf OTC but  must be 18 to purchase

ex. phenergan with codeine

schedule V(5)

100

a product that might cause a temporary health problem or pose a slight threat of a serious nature,

class II(2)

200

this act regulated drugs that produced or sustained physical or psychological dependence. the importation, sale, manufacturer and use of: opium, marijuana, synthetic agents, derivatives

Harrison narcotic act

200

responsible for the safety in the work place

Us department of labor occupational safety and health organization.(OSHA)

200

several thousand volunteers who have the disease/condition. Often called postmarketing surveillance trials are conducted after a drug or device had been approved for sale.

purpose:safety and efficacy

phase IV(4)

200

less potentiol abuse, same dispensing rules as schedule III

ex. ambien and lunestsa

schedule IV (4)

200

a dangerous or defective product that could cause serious helaht problems or death

class I(1)

300

required a physician's consent in order to dispense refills, giving rise to the legend, "Caution: federal law prohibits dispensing without a prescription." warning must be affixed to prescription containers for all Legend drugs.

Durham humphery

300

Approves new drugs to be sold in the us, regulates package insterts.

FDA
300

How many phases are there

4

300
High abused drugs that are not for medical use

Ex. Marihuana, heroin

Schedule I C-1

300

files must be maintained for all paper prescriptions, shed II must be kept separately and if schedule III, IV, V are stored together they must contain a red "C" not less than 1 on all c controlled substances

Paper Rx

400

this required drug manufacturers to prove the safety and efficiency to their products before approval was given by the FDA for marketing


Kefauver-harris 

400

regulate licensing of pharmacist and techs, sets state laws and outline the operating guidelines in the pharmacy

Board of pharmacy(BOP)

400

20-100 healthy volunteers or poeple with disease/condition.purpose if saftey and dosage.

length of study:several months

70% of drugs move to the next phase

Phase(I) 1

400

high abuse, no refil-need orinal signed rx. if there is a partical fill have 73 housrs to refil.

ex. demerol, fentanyl

Schedulr II(2)

400

must be retained electronically x2 years, must be available at registered location and capable of printing or transfering

Electronic Rx

500

classified drugs based on their potential for abuse. (I, II, III, IV & V). Federal law requires that all controlled substances dispensed bear the following: "Federal law prohibits the transfer of this drug to any person other than patient for whom prescribed."

controlled substance act

500

Tracks controlled substances manufactured and sold, sets DEA schedule definitions, and investigates all violations involved in controlled substances.

Drug enforcement agency (DEA)

500

study up to several hundred people with the disease/condition.Purpose if efficacy and side effects.

length of stidy: several months to 2 years

approximatlye 33% of drugs move to the next phase

Phase II(2)

500

less potentiol for abuse, can be redilled 5x in 6 mo

ex. tylenol with codeine, testorstrone

schedule III( c-3

500

products that are unlickley to cause any adverse health reaction, but violates FDA labeling or maufactring laws

Class III(3)

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