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What type of drug class contains the syllable:-olol

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β2-adrenergic blocker, antihypertensive and/or antianginal

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What type of drug class contains the syllable:-alol, -ilol

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Combination alpha/beta blocker, antihypertensive, heart failure treatment

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What type of drug class contains the syllable:-terol

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β2-adrenergic receptor type of bronchodilator

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What type of drug class contains the syllable:-zosin, -osin

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α1-adrenoceptor selective antagonists, antihypertensive;

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What type of drug class contains the syllable:-curium, -curine, -curarine

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Isoquinoline neuromuscular blocking agents

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What type of drug class contains the syllable:-curonium

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Steroid derivative neuromuscular blocking agents

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What type of drug class contains the syllable:-choline

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Cholinesterase sensitive choline ester cholinergic agonists

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What type of drug class contains the syllable:-chol

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Cholinesterase resistant choline ester cholinergic receptor agonists`

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What type of drug class contains the syllable:-stigmine

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Carbamate anticholinesterase inhibitors

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What are the 3 main Characteristics of an Ideal drug and the other 3 important characteristics (total 6)

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Effective (main) Safe(main) Selective(main) Reversible Predictable Inexpensive

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What is the goal of phase I in moving from IND to NDA

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– Determine safe and tolerated doses– Establish pharmacokinetics

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What is the goal of phase II in moving from IND to NDA

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– Efficacy in proper patients– Small scale study in selected environments

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What is the goal of phase III in moving from IND to NDA

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– Large scale multi-center clinical trials– Double blind crossover studies– Tested against Standard of Care– Submission of NDA

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What is the goal of phase IV in drug development

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– Postmarketing surveillance

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Placebo

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16
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Which Regulatory act:Prevented mislabeling and adulteration and created the FDA

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Pure Food and Drug Act (1906)

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Which Regulatory act:Prevented false advertising

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Amendment to Pure Food and Drug Act (1912)

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Which Regulatory act:Declared safety and purity based upon USP and NF criteria enforced by FDA

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Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act (1938)

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Which Regulatory act:Said theFDA was permitted to determine OTCs

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Durham-Humphrey Amendment (1952)

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Which Regulatory act:Stated their needed to be proof of efficacy and safety

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Kefauver-Harris Amendments to the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act (1962)

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What are the 5 categories of safety in Pregancy and what do they mean with regard to the drug and pregnancy?What are the new Pregnancy categories from the FDA and by what law?

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•Category A: No risk to fetus•Category B: Risk observed in animals•Category C: Adverse effects in animals•Category D: Possible human fetal risk•Category X: Known fetal abnormalitiesPregnancy (fetal risk summary),Lactation, and Female and male reproductive potential (ifo about contraception infertility and need forpreg testing)Under Pregnancy and lactation labeling rule

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Which Regulatory Act:Gave incentives for drugs targeting diseases affecting <200K in US (e.g. Huntington’s disease, Tourettes, ALS, Muscular Dystrophy)

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Orphan Drug Amendment (1983)

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Which Regulatory Act:Abbreviated generic applications, required bioequivalence and extended patent life

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Drug Price Competition and Patent Restoration Act (1984)Abbreviated generic applications (ANDAs), required bioequivalence and extended patent life (Hatch-Waxman Act)

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Which Regulatory Act:Mademanufacturers pay user fees for certain applications. Also accelerated approval for drugs of high medical need

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Prescription Drug User Fee (1992, reauthorized 2007, 2012)

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Which Regulatory Act:Amended the 1958 Food Additive Act to regulate dietary supplements as foods. And is the only current legislation regulating herbal medicines and dietary supplements

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Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (1994)

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Which Regulatory Act:Was an extension of PDUFA that extended “fast track” to drugs for diseases other than cancer and AIDS. Permitted drug companies to provide information to prescribers regarding “off-label” uses of drugs

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Food and Drug Administration Modernization Act (FDAMA) [1997]

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Which Regulatory Act:Enhanced controls of dangerous biological agents and chemical toxins

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Public Health Security and Bioterrorism Preparedness and Response Act (Bioterrorism Act (2002)

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Which Regulatory Act:Expanded FDA mission to include rigorous oversight of drug safety after a drug was approved (i.e. increased authority for postmarketing surveillance) and for DTCA (Direct to Consumer Advertising)

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FDA Amendments Act (FDAAA) [2007]

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Which Regulatory Act:Established FDA program of abbreviated approval for “biosimilar” products

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Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act (2009)

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Which Regulatory Acts:Were the first legislative efforts to promote research on drug efficacy and safety in children

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Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act (BPCA) [2002] Pediatric Research Equity Act (PREA) [2003]

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Which Controlled Substance class would be viewed as:High abuse potentialAccepted Medical Uses

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Class 2/2N

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Which Controlled Substance class would be viewed as:High abuse potentialNo Accepted Medical Uses

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Schedule 1(heroin, LSD, Marijuana)

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Which Controlled Substance class would be viewed as:Moderate abuse potentialAccepted Medical Uses

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Schedule 3/3N

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Which Controlled Substance class would be viewed as:Lowestabuse potentialAccepted Medical Uses

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Schedule 5(cold remedies with codeine)

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Which Controlled Substance class would be viewed as:Lower abuse potentialAccepted Medical Uses

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Schedule IV(tramadol)