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1
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prescription

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legal document or order by a qualified healthcare professional
-physician, dentist, veterinarian
-for diagnosis, prevention, or treatment of a specific patient’s disease
-written by a licensed practitioner
-written as part of proper physician/patient relationship
legal document, prima facie, evidence in a court of law

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parts of a prescription

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1- prescriber information
2- patient information
3- date
4- superscription
5- inscription
5- subscription
6- signature

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prescriber information

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name of doctor
contact info of doctor
prescription number
license number / S2 license number

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patient info

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name, age, weight, gender, address
child: age, weight, gender

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date info

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date the prescription was made
protects the patient from abusing a medication
to know when was the last time it was refilled

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superscription

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Rx (take thou)

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inscription

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drugs composition and dose
may be an official or unofficial formulation

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subscription

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instructions for the pharmacist
number of units and the amount to be administered

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signatura, signa, or transcription

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instructions for the patient
how and when should the medicines are taken

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10
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special instructions

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optional

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11
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prescription errors

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1- erroneous
2- violative
3- impossible

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12
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erroneous

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brand name before generic name
brand name not in parenthesis

actions: fill/dispense, report to DOH officer

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13
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violative

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no generic name
generic name not readable
brand name is readable
“no substitution”

action: do not refill, report to DOH

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impossible

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-brand name and generic name not readable
-brand name does not match with the generic name
-medicine is not registered with FDA

action: do not fill, report to DOH

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15
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handling of prescription

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1- receiving
2- reading and checking
3- collecting and weighing the materials
4- compounding, labeling and packaging

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16
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receiving

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get the prescription
do not alter facial expression

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17
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reading and checking

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read behind the counter
check the validity
verify the prescriber’s signature and date
read all the lines and words, do not make any guesses
as soon as there is any doubts, call the prescriber or another RPH

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18
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compounding, labeling, and packaging

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-prepare one prescription at a time
-compounding must be carried out in accordance with the pharmacopoeia or formulary instructions
-container should be clearly marked with a label

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19
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labels should bear the following infos

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-prescription name
-patient name
-registration number
-dispensing date
-instructions for use
-date of expiration
-storage conditions
-name of pharmacy
-address of pharmacy

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20
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sources of errors in prescription

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1- legibility
2- checking
3- too many customers / patients
4- lack of concentrations
5- too many phone calls and social media
6- lack of experience

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21
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a.c.

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ante cibum
before meals

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22
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a.d.

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aurio dextra
right ear

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23
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a.m.

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ante meridiem
morning

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24
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h.s.

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hora somni
at bedtime

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25
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o.u.

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oculus uterque
both eyes

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26
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p.c.

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post cibum
after meals

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p.m.

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post meridiem
afternoon

28
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prn

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pro re nata
as needed

29
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p.o.

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per os
by mouth

30
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q

A

quaque
every

31
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qad

A

quaque alternis die
every other day

32
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qam

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quaque die ante meridiem
everyday before noon

33
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qh

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quaque hora
every hour

34
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qhs

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quaque hora somni
every night at bedtime

35
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q1h

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quaque 1 hora
every 1 hour

36
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qd

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quaque die
everyday

37
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qid

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quater in die
4 times a day

38
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qod

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every other day

39
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qqh

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quater quaque hora
every 4 hours

40
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tid

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ter in die
3 times a day

41
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tds

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ter die sumendum
3 times a day

42
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tiw

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3 times a week

43
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RA 10918

A

Philippine Pharmacy Act

44
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scope of the practice of pharmacy

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a person is deemed to be practicing pharmacy, when with or without fee, salary, percentage or other rewards, paid or given directly or indirectly shall:

45
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board of pharmacy

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dr. mildred b. oliveros - oic
dr. adelina c. arroyo- member
hon. anthony aldrin c santiago- member

46
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RA 10918
Revocation or suspension the COR of RPh

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  • violation of any provision of this act
  • conviction of an offense involving moral turpitude
  • unprofessionalism, immorality, malpractice, gross negligence, impudence in the practice of profession
    -fraud or deceit in the acquisition of the COR, PIC or STP, or renewal thereof
    -allowing the COR to be used or displayed in establishments where the pharmacist is not actually employed or practicing
  • addiction to alcoholic beverages or to any habit-forming drug rendering a pharmacist incompetent
  • aiding or abetting the illegal practice of non- registered and licensed person
  • insanity
47
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RA 9994

A

Expanded Act of Senior Citizen Act of 2022
20% discount and exemption from value added tax

48
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RA 8203

A

Special Law on Counterfeit Drugs

acts declared unlawful and therefore prohibited:
a- possession of any such counterfeit drug.
c- forging, counterfeiting, simulating,
d- photocopying, duplicating, altering,
e- making, selling,

49
Q

RA 8203
exemptions from liability after

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-presentation of sales invoice evidencing purchase from a drugstore, etc,
-presentations of certificates evidencing import/export

50
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RA 8203
parties liable

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-manufacturer, exporter, importer of counterfeit drugs,
has knowledge that the drugs are counterfeit

-seller, distributor
-the possessor of counterfeit drugs
-manager, operator of the laboratory used to manufacture counterfeit drugs
-owner, proprietor or manager of a drugstore selling counterfeit drugs
- RPh of the outlet

51
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RA 9165

A

Comprehensive Dangerous Act of 2002

52
Q

Phil Drug Enforcement Agency

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-policy making and strategy formulating body in the planning and formulation of policies and programs on drug prevention and control
-under the office of the president

53
Q

list of substances in table II

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1- Acetone
2- Anthranilic acid
3- Ethyl ether
4- HCl
5- Methyl Ethyl ketone
6- Phenylacetic acid
7- Piperidine
8- Sulfuric Acid
9- Toluene

54
Q

RA 6675

A

Generics Law

55
Q

RA 9165
importation of DG
any & all species including opium poppy
penalty

A

life imprisonment to death
fine: 500k to 10M

56
Q

RA 9165
import of any controlled precursors & essential chemicals
penalty

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12 years & 1d to 20 years
fine: 100k to 500k

57
Q

RA 9165
protector or cuddler
penalty

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12 years & 1 day to 20 years
fine: 100k to 500k

58
Q

RA 9994
refusing to honor SC card
1st violation penalty

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2 years to >6 years
50k to 100k

59
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RA 9994
refusing to honor SC card
subsequent violation penalty

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2 years to >6 years
100k to 200k

60
Q

RA 9994
person who abuse the privilege

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6 mos
50k to >100k

61
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RA 8203
counterfeit drugs
possession

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6mos & 1day to 6 years
6mos & 1day to 10 years
100k to 500k
or both

62
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RA 8203
counterfeit drugs
drugs was intended for animals

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6mos & 1 day to >2 years & 4mos

63
Q

RA 9165
distribution incl opium poppy
penalty

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life to death
500k to 10M

64
Q

RA 9165
distribution

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12years to 20years
100k to 500k

max sentence if:
100m from school
use minors

65
Q

RA 9165
protector/coddler

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12y to 20y
100k to 500k

66
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RA 9165
possession

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life to death
500k to 10M

10g opium, morphine, heroin, cocaine
50g shabu
10g marijuana resin/oil
500g marijuana

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