Drug Development Flashcards
Which drug regulation requires manufacturers to label products as a result of opium and cocaine addictions in early medicines?
Pure Food and Drug act
Which drug regulation was passed to deal with safety issues as a result of diethylene glycol in sulfa drugs?
Modified Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act
Which drug regulation made a distinction between Rx and OTC?
Durham-Hymphrey Amendment
What 3 things make something prescription only?
1-Addicting
2-Safety/toxicity concern
3-Therapeutic indications
Which drug regulation deals with enhanced safety and efficacy because of phocomelia caused by thalidomides?
Kefauver-Harris Amendment
Which drug regulation regulates herbal products and defines them as food?
Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act
What does the FDA regulate?
Foods, dietary supplements, bottled water, food additives, drugs, biologics, medical devices, cosmetics, veterinary products, tobacco products, and the advertising of these products.
Who controls animal preclinical testing?
IACUC (Institutional Animal Care Committee)
A small group of healthy (usually) subjects to test safety, doses, administration and other kinetics are used in what phase?
Phase I
A small group of subjects with condition to be treated to test safety (still) and efficacy are used in what phase?
Phase II
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?
Phase III
Continued assessment and monitoring for side effects takes place in the marketing phase and is unofficially which phase?
Phase IV
Who deals with the local human rights in an organization?
IRB (institutional review board)
The first communication with the FDA is done via what?
IND (investigational new drug)
While urgent drugs may be fast tracked, what policy is for rare disease drugs to encourage development?
Orphan Drug act