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Block 2 Flashcards

1
Q

When does pharmacy permit expire?

A

annually on june 30

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2
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What does VIPPS stand for?

A

verified internet pharmacy practice sites

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3
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4 reference categories required in a pharmacy:

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pharmacology, drug interactions, drug product composition, legal (state and federal)

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4
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How many days notice required to notify DEA and state BOP if modifying DEA registration to include internet pharmacy

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30

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5
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What are the 4 special pharmacy permits in KY?

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nuclear, central refill, charitable pharmacy, clinical practice

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6
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When does DEA registration expire?

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last day of specified expiration month after 3 years

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7
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When must DEA registration be renewed?

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within 60 days of expiration

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8
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How are C-II’s transferred?

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DEA Form 222

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9
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What kinds of notice are required for pharmacy closure?

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30 days to patients (with name and address of new record site) and 15 days to BOP, DEA, CHAFS

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10
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What is DEA Form 106

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form on which theft or significant loss is reported to DEA when circumstances are known

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When is theft or significant loss reported?

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within 1 day

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12
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What 3 things do you need to get into court?

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standing, ripeness, exhaustion

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13
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What things do you need to win a case?

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1) mistake of law, OR, 2) abuse of discretion, OR 3) arbitrary or capricious action

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14
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What is standing?

A

some interest of the plaintiff has been adversely affected

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15
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What is ripeness?

A

facts must be fully developed

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16
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What is exhaustion?

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all remedies at the agency level have been exhausted

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17
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What is abuse of discretion?

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inappropriate evidence/witness used by agency

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18
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What is arbitrary or capricious action?

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whimsical decision-making by agency

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19
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What is ultra vires?

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an agency is doing something that exceeds its authority

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20
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What 2 things show the agency’s authority?

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in a statute: 1) statement of policy 2) standards or guidelines

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21
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What circuit court region is KY in?

A

6 (cincinnati)

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22
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What are the 2 ways to get into federal court?

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1) federal question 2) diversity of citizenship + 75000

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23
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What are the reasons for appeal?

A

mistake of fact; mistake of law

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24
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Certiorari:

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supreme court has certified that the case will be heard

25
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arbitration vs mediation:

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arbitration: 3rd party announces a binding decision; mediation: 3rd party has no authority to impose decision

26
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3 options of an appellate court

A

remand, affirm, overturn

27
Q

poison:

A

substance that hurts or kills at dose less than 5 grains

28
Q

How long is the bound hypodermic syringe/needle record kept?

A

2 years

29
Q

4 parts of hipaa

A

1) privacy of records, 2) security 3) enforcement 4) breach of data notification

30
Q

CMS

A

centers for medicare and medicaid services

31
Q

NOPP

A

notice of privacy practices

32
Q

executor vs. administrator

A

should have court order of probate; executor if will; administrator if not

33
Q

How soon must you acknowledge a patient’s request to inspect healthcare record?

A

30 days + 1-time 30-day extension

34
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How soon must you aknowledge a patient’s request to amend healthcare record?

A

60 days + 1-time 30-day extension

35
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How soon must you acknowledge the patient’s request to accounting of disclosures?

A

60 days + 1-time 30-day extension

36
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What is the 4-part breach test?

A

1) nature and extent of PHI involved; 2) person to whom PHI was disclosed; 3) whether person reviewed the PHI; 4) whether you can mitigate the problem

37
Q

What is the significance of a presumption?

A

must be rebutted with evidence

38
Q

How long should refuse-to-counsel documentation be kept?

A

1 year

39
Q

What are the 2 concerns with liability claims?

A

money damages, damage to professional reputation

40
Q

What are the 2 ways to commit negligence?

A

doing and not doing something

41
Q

How are policy limits stated?

A

1st number is max per claim or per lawsuit; 2nd number is max per incident or per year

42
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What is in rem jurisdiction?

A

jurisdiction applying to things

43
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What is in personam jurisdiction?

A

jurisdiction applying to natural persons

44
Q

How are cases cited?

A

Plaintiff/Appealer v. Defendant

45
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What are the 2 types of jurisdiction?

A

in rem and in personam

46
Q

What report contains KY’s regional reports?

A

Southwestern Reporter (S.W., S.W.2d, S.W.3d)

47
Q

What is stare decisis:

A

court ruling only binding in geographic area under court’s jurisdiction

48
Q

How is KRS/KAR cited?

A

(Title) K.R.S. (Chapter).(Section)

49
Q

Druggist versus clerk

A

druggist is owner, clerk is staff

50
Q

What agency enforces the PPPA?

A

US CPSC

51
Q

What agency enforces the KY Controlled Substances Act?

A

KY CHAFS Drug Enforcement and Professional Practices Branch

52
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Where are US statutes located?

A

USC

53
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Where are US regulations posted?

A

CFR (Title CFR Part.Section)

54
Q

What is the locality rule?

A

can’t hold rural professional to same standards as urban professional (no longer applies)

55
Q

What are the required components of OTC product labeling?

A

DAPUWDOIQ; Drug Facts, Active Ingredients, Purposes, Uses, Warnings, Directions, Other Information, Questions

56
Q

An infant is generally assumed to be:

A

less than 2 yo

57
Q

3 components of REMS requirements

A

1) patient education; 2) prescriber training; 3) assessment for effectiveness

58
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REMS:

A

risk evaluation and mitigation strategy

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