Chapter 2
Pharmacy
Law
Ethics
Regulatory Agencies
100

What is PHI?  pg 26 

Protected Health Information

100

What does each set of numbers of a National Drug Code represent?  pg 24

The first set represents the labeler code.  The second set represents the product code.  The third set represents the package code.
100

In what ways can the pharmacy accept prescriptions for schedules C-II thru C-V?  pg 41

Oral, Written and Fax.  However, for a C-II, the original prescription, signed by the prescriber must be presented before the drug is dispensed. 

100

Which OTC drug was being used to create methamphetamines and therefore prompted Congress to pass the 2005 Combat Meth Act?  pg 28

Pseudoephedrine

100

What is DUE?  pg 26

Drug Utilization Evaluation

200

In what way is the patient's information protected via computer orinformation system?  pg 26 

The sender of the PHI (patient's health information) is required to use encryption technology to convert the information to a nonreadable format. 

200

How often can a C-III, C-IV, or C-V be transferred?  pg 42

Only one time

200

What is a Class II recall?  pg 31

This recall deals with products found to cause a temporary health problem or pose a slight threat of serious harm.  

200

What are the special prescribing requirements for LSD?  pg 36

LSD is a C-I, has no medicinal use, and therefore cannot be prescribed to a patient.

200

Who is the FDA under the authority of?  vocab

Department of Health and Human Services

300

Who is insured by Medicare?  pg 28

People over the age of 65, under the age of 65 with long term disabilities, and individuals with end stage renal disease.

300

Which copy of the DEA form 222 is sent to the DEA? Which copy does the pharmacy keep?  pg 39

The middle copy is for the DEA.  The bottom copy (copy 3) is for the pharmacy.  

300

What does OBRA 87 originally address?  pg 25

It addressed the problems regarding the healthcare quality for the elderly.

300

Which pregnancy category shows there is positive evidence of human fetal risk based on adverse reaction data from investigational or marketing experience or studies in humans, but potentialbenefits may warrant use of the drug in pregnant women despite potential risks?  pg 47 

Category D 

300

How often does the DEA require narcotic inventory?  pg 40

Every 2 years

400

How long must a pharmacy keep scheduled drug purchase invoices?  pg 40

No less than 2 years

400

Who must be counseled according to OBRA 90?  pg 26

It states that a pharmacist must counsel all Medicaid patients who receive new prescriptions.  

400

OBRA 90 requires that all DUE's must include what information?  pg 26

Pharmacists must review drugs for possible drug interactions, contraindications, and correctness of drug dosage and duration of therapy.  

400

What is drug diversion?  vocab

The intentional misuse of a drug intended for medical purposes and recreational use of a prescription or a scheduled drug (narcotic).  

400

Where can consumers and healthcare professionals report drug errors?  pg 31 

MedWatch, and FDA

500

Which drug is regulated under the iPledge program because of its severe adverse effects?  pg 50

Isotretinoin, also marketed as Amnesteem, Claravis, Myorisan, and Absorica.  

500

Which organization requires SDS (safety data sheets) for all potentially dangerous chemicals used in the workplace?  pg 51

OSHA

500

T/F   Schedule C-II drugs can be transferred but not refilled.  pg 42

Schedule C-II prescriptions are not transferrable because they can only be filled once.  

500

Which law is followed if the state and federal laws differ?  pg 52 

The strictest law is the one you follow

500

Who establishes the schedule under which a narcotic is placed?  pg 36

The U.S. Attorney General