1When was the Harrison Narcotic Act passed?
2chapter 797
Specifically deals with the standards that should be used during the sterile IV compounding process
3What is Harrison Narcotic Act prov.?
- Temporary fillers need to check filled prescriptions by physicians and phsycologists
- Record keeping for physcicians and phsyciatrists required for all prescriptions filled
- Mandated record keeping was required for narcotics by pharmacists and physicians as well as the prescriptions that were filed
4When was Durham-Humphrey Amendment made?
5What was Durham Humphreys Amendment established under?
- FDA
- Under DEA
- Under the FDAC act of 1938
6Durham-Humphrey Amendment Prov?
- Offers training for pharmacists handwriting
- Allows speration of drugs that may be used safely with little to no supervision and thse that require medical supervision in order to be safe
- Allows pharmacists to slack off on the job
7Whats USP
- United States Preternity
- United States Pharmacopeia
- United States Deilvery
9What does the USP do?
- Specifically deals with the policies that should be used during compounding
- Deals with enforcing laws inside the pharmacy
- Specifically deals with the standard that should be used during the sterile IV compounding process
10When was the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act made?
11Who Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act enacted by ?
- By the Fast Food District for uneligablilty
- Congress primarily as a result of the 1937 Elixr of Sulfanilamide incident
- By the government as a result of food being improperly cooked
12What is pharmocokinetics ?
- The study of how meedications are dispensed and bought
- The study of how medications are given
- The study of how medications work, moved or transported throughout the body's system
13What is pharmacology?
- The study of how drugs are administered
- The study of how drugs work and react within an active livig system, primarily human beings
- The study of how drugs are precieved by the public
14Whats the four stages of pharmocokinetics?
- Excretion, believeing, elimination, metabolism
- Reconsideration, absorption, metabolism, excretion
- Absorption, distrubution, metabolism and elimination
15Whats the other stages of pharmocokinetics?
- Site of action, Site of administeration, regeneration
- elimination, absorption, regeneration
- Set of action, peak effort, duration of action, elimination
16Stage of pharmocokinetics in order?
- Peak effort, Duration of action, elimination
- On set of action, peak effort, duratiuon of action, elimination
- On set action Duration of acftion, Peak effort, elimination
17DAW 1:
The pharmacist and pharmacy tech must dispense as written (no substitutios)
18Antiemetic:
Prevents or controls nausea and vomiting
19ACE inhibitor:
Causes the dilation of blood vessels and increases blood flow to the heart
20Proton Pump Inhibitor:
Treats the effects of gastrointestional reflux and stomach ulcers by greatly reducing the proportion of gastric acid
21Statins function:
Decreases cholesterol in the blood and in turn increases blood flow
22Laxative function:
Softens stools, treats constipation
23Absorption:
The process that medications undergo in order to enter the bloodstream
24Distribution:
The transportation of the medication into the bloodstream
25Metabolism:
Chemical process the body uses to break down substances
26Elimination
The way or method a medication leaves the body
27FDA - Food and Drug Administration purpose in relation to drugs:
- Responsible for assuring that the medications produces and marketed to the citizen are safe and effective
28Fda was eneacted by congress
as a result of the 1937 elixir of sulfanilamide incident
29Pharmocokinetics
The study of how medications work moved or transported throughout the bodys systems
30Pharmacology
STudy of how drugs work and react within an active living system primarilly human beings
31Four stages of pharmocokinetics
absorption, distribution, metabolism, elimination on set action, peak effort, duration of action, elimination
33ANtiemetic
Prevents or contrtrols nausea and vomiting
34ace inhibitor
causes dilation of blood vessels and increases blood flow to the heart
35Proton Pump Inhibitor
Treats the effects of gastrointestinal reflux and stomsch ulcers by greatly reducing the proportion of gastric acid
36Statins
decreases cholesterol in the blood to increase blood flow
37Laxative
Softens stools, treats constipation
38Absorption
The process that medications undergo in order to enter the bloodstream
39distribution
transportatio of the neduction into the bloodstream
40metabolism
chemicl process the body uses to break down substances
41elimination
the wy or method a medication leaves the body
42Legend drugs
drugs that require prescription
43Adverse reactions
can cause harm to payirnyd ftom the onset use or over nonspecific period of time
44side effects
the unwanted effect that may occur when taking a medication for a particular drug therapy
45hives
allergic reactuon ti drugs
46Behind the counter
must be kept regulated and locked behind cabinet
47dea funtion
federal agency responsible for carying out the statues of controlled substances act
48CI drugs
pentential highly abusive not accepted for medical use
49CIII
less likely to be abusive used for severe pain
50CII
high probability for abuse used for acute pain
51Bioequivallence
drugs must have sam eactive ingredients as brand
52dea verifications
dea number is unique having 9 numbers
53dea 222 form
record for purchase pr return between a wholeseller and a pharmacy
54pseudophedrine
limited amount can be sold in us to public
55nuber of parts i syringe
7
56ivp
compunded drugs in syringes for ease of use
57ivpb
interment infusions also commonly referred to as small parental medications given over a period of time
58bevel heel
houses the bore or opening needles slant
59leur lock syringes
holds needle securely
6018g needle
used in sterile iv chemotherapy compounding unit
61fair packaging act
requires products shipped through us to have labels
62posiion porevention actv
requires all presriptions etc to have child lock
63food and drug modernization
clarify information to the consumer rx only warning labels, drug applictions