Chapter 4 - Pharmacy Law and Ethics Flashcards
What is Constitutional Law?
The first 10 amendments(Bill of Rights)
Most Fundamental Rights
What are the 4 types of law?
Constitutional
Statues and Regulations
Administrative Rules and Regulations
Legislative intent
Statues
Regulations clarify and explain statues.
Passed by the congress and signed by president.
State Law and Regulations?
meet federal and state constitution
provides additional rights
What is Legislative intent?
the meaning of law
What are the 3 categories of law?
Criminal
Civil
Administrative
What is criminal law?
provides community protection.
homicide, drugs, theft, and other antisocial behaviors
What is Civil Law?
Any law dealing with the rights of private citizens
What is Administrative Law?
Administration agencies that enforce laws
What are the 6 regulatory agencies for the practice of pharmacy?
Center of Medicare and Medicaid Services- conducts inspections
Drug Enforcement Administration- regulates trade of narcotics
Food and Drug Administration- Ensures safety of Drugs
Joint Commission on Accreditation of healthcare organizations - evaluates and accredits health systems
Occupational Safety and Health Administration- Protects workers
State Boards of Pharmacy- Registers and Regulates Pharmacy
What is required by the FDCA for LABELING of prescriptions?
Pharmacy name and address serial number (Rx number) Date of fill Expiration date Prescriber name Patients name directions for use cautionary statements
What are the FDCA requirements for the LABEL of the drugs?
Est. name and quantity of each active ingredients
Statement of new quantity
Statement of usual dosage
Federal legend
Route of administration
in case of habit forming drugs, federal warning
name of all active ingredients
Unique lot or control number
statement specifying the type of container to be used in dispensing
the name and place of business of the manufacturer
expiration date
What additional information does the FDCA require?
in the form of a insert: Description clinical pharmacology indications and usage Contraindications side effects and potential safety hazard Precautions adverse reactions drug abuse and dependence dosage statement as how the drug is supplied date of most recent revision of the labeling
What are the 5 classes of controlled classes?
Schedule 1- herion, LSD, marijuana Schedule 2- Cocaine, Morphine, Ritalin Schedule 3- Vicodin, Lortab, Tylenol 3, and anabolic steroids Schedule 4- Valium and Librium Schedule 5- Lomotil
What are the forms need to register with the DEA?
- Form 225 - to manufacturer or distribute
- Form 224 - to dispense
- Form 363 - to compound or conduct a narcotic treatment program
- Initial Registration is granted for a period of 28-39 months, after which the registration period is every 36 months
- receive a unique number (DEA number)