Drug Regulation And Control Flashcards

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Which is an example of a medication that is part of a class 2 recall

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A contaminated medication that could cause temporary, reversible adverse effects

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Exenatide and Iiraglutide are both in region memetics used to treat diabetes. Exenatide and Iiraglutide are

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Therapeutic alternatives

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In 2004, the prescription Vioxx was removed from pharmacy shelves permanently due to the reports of increased heart problems. This is an example of a:

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Market withdrawl

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4
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When a generic medication is identical in active ingredients, strength, dosage form, and route of administration as the brand name product it’s considered a(n)

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Pharmaceutical equivalent

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5
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Which DAW code means the brand name product is dispensed as generic?

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DAW 5

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6
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Mylan’s clonazepam 1mg is AB-rated to Klonopin 1mg. This means:

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Clonazepam is the therapeutic equivalent to Klonopin

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7
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What is a manufacturer allowed to change when creating an equivalent generic medication

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Fillers

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8
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Which committee approves patient consent forms and protects the welfare of drug research volunteers

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IRB

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9
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For an involuntary recall, who requires the recalled drug to be removed from pharmacy shelves

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FDA

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10
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Which phase of testing involves introducing a drug for the first time in humans

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Phase 1 Testing

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11
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After which phase of the drug approval process, does the drug company file a New Drug Application (NDA) to then sell the drug on the market?

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Phase 3 testing

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12
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A drug that contains a different active ingredient, but is the same drug class and works similarly to another medication is considered a

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Therapeutic alternative

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13
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FDA approved an ANDA. This means a manufacturer can

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Bring a generic medication to market

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14
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A brand name patent gives a drug company exclusive rights to the compound for a ___________ time

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Limited

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15
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An injectable med with pieces of glass in the medication is an example of which type of recall

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Class I

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16
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A drug that contains the same ingredient, but is a different strength is considered a

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Pharmacological alternative

17
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What does DAW 0 mean?

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No product substitution is indicated, substitution is allowed

18
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A collaborative agreement is a system that allows pharmacists to automatically substitute

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Pharmacological and therapeutic alternatives

19
Q

What does DAW 2 mean

A

Patient requests name brand

20
Q

Investigational drug returns can be performed by the

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IDs technician

21
Q

FDA may approve a Biological License Application is the biological proves to be

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Safe and effective

22
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What is an investigational drug

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A drug compound undergoing clinical testing in humans

23
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Which type of recall involves products that are unlikely to cause adverse effects

24
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What does DAW 3 mean?

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Pharmacist determines brand should be dispensed

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Which resource contains TE codes to help guide generic substitution
Orange book
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Which DAW code means the substitution is not allowed by the prescriber
DAW 1
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What does DAW 6 mean
An override is required
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What does DAW 7 mean
Substitution is not allowed since the brand name is mandated by law
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Paxil is an immediate release paroxetine tablet. Paxil CR is a controlled release paroxetine tablet. Both medications are used to treat the same condition. These medications are pharmacologic alternatives because?
They contain the same active ingredient, but are different dosage forms