Drug Development Flashcards

1
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Which drug regulation requires manufacturers to label products as a result of opium and cocaine addictions in early medicines?

A

Pure Food and Drug act

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Which drug regulation was passed to deal with safety issues as a result of diethylene glycol in sulfa drugs?

A

Modified Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act

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3
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Which drug regulation made a distinction between Rx and OTC?

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Durham-Hymphrey Amendment

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4
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What 3 things make something prescription only?

A

1-Addicting
2-Safety/toxicity concern
3-Therapeutic indications

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5
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Which drug regulation deals with enhanced safety and efficacy because of phocomelia caused by thalidomides?

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Kefauver-Harris Amendment

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Which drug regulation regulates herbal products and defines them as food?

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Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act

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What does the FDA regulate?

A

Foods, dietary supplements, bottled water, food additives, drugs, biologics, medical devices, cosmetics, veterinary products, tobacco products, and the advertising of these products.

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Who controls animal preclinical testing?

A

IACUC (Institutional Animal Care Committee)

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A small group of healthy (usually) subjects to test safety, doses, administration and other kinetics are used in what phase?

A

Phase I

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A small group of subjects with condition to be treated to test safety (still) and efficacy are used in what phase?

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Phase II

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The extended clinical phase with a large group of subjects, using double blind construct, placebos and multi-sites groups to test for statistical efficacy is which phase?

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Phase III

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Continued assessment and monitoring for side effects takes place in the marketing phase and is unofficially which phase?

A

Phase IV

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13
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Who deals with the local human rights in an organization?

A

IRB (institutional review board)

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The first communication with the FDA is done via what?

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IND (investigational new drug)

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15
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While urgent drugs may be fast tracked, what policy is for rare disease drugs to encourage development?

A

Orphan Drug act

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16
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What 4 criteria go into switching a drug from Rx to OTC?

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1-Need to reduce cost
2-Prescription for 3 years before conversion to OTC status
3-Good safety record
4-Frequent use/Demonstrated need

17
Q

What are the 3 categories of nonprescription drugs?

A

1-I (safe and effective)
2-II (unsafe or ineffective)
3-III (not sure—requires more studies)

18
Q

Though not FDA approved, a drug can be used “off label” to treat another condition confirmed by ______ and _______

A

research

clinical experience

19
Q

How are herbal products treated according to the FDA?

A

Treated as food

20
Q

What policy requires listing of ingredients and serving size?

A

DSHEA (Dietary Supplement Health Education Act)

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