E2 Lecture 11 Flashcards

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DEA considerations

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Activities conducted

Type and from of controlled substance handled

Quantity of controlled substance handled

Storage system of control substances

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Employee screening

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“The registrant shall not employ any person who has been convicted of a felony offense relating to controlled substances or who, at any time, had an application for registration with the DEA denied, had a DEA registration revoked or has surrendered a DEA registration for cause.”

This means someone arrested but not yet convicted of a felony can be employed

Also if someone is convicted of a felony not related to CS they can be employed

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Employment waivers

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If a registrant wants to employ an individual who does not qualify for employment, they may apply for a waiver

The DEA will not consider a waiver unless diversion is unlikely to occur

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Records and reports

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All records and reports involving controlled substances must be kept for 2 years from their origin date

$10,000 fine for unintentional violation, jail time for intentional violation

C-II records must be kept separately from other records, C-III, IV, and V may be kept separately or with other records, so long as they are readily retrievable

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Three-file system

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Most common

File for C-II prescriptions

File for C-III, IV, V prescriptions

File for non-controlled prescriptions

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Two file system

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File for C-II prescriptions

File for C-III, IV, V, and non-controlled substance prescriptions

*C-III, IV, V prescriptions must be readily retrievable

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Readily retrievable requirements

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  1. Must have a red “C” no less than 1 inch high, stamped in the lower right corner of the prescription face
  2. Must identify by prescription number and search by
    - Patient name
    - Prescriber name
    - Drug dispensed
    - Date filled
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Central Record keeping

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The DEA allows central record keeping if the registrant notifies the DEA of its intent in writing 14 days in advance

Must include:
- The records to be kept centrally
- Exact location of records
- Name, address, DEA number, type of DEA registration of the registrant storing records centrally
- Whether central records will be maintained manually or computer

If allowed, all records must be transferred to central location within 2 business days

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Central Record Keeping prohibitions

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  1. Executed order forms (DEA form 222)
  2. Inventories
  3. Prescriptions
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Ordering C-III, C IV, and C-V’s

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Can utilize standard invoice for record of receipt as long as it contains:

  • Date
  • Must be able to easily identify controlled substances from non-controlled substances
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Ordering C-II’s (and C-Is)

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READ section

All distributions of C-IIs must be completed using a DEA form 222

  • Includes purchases, transfers, and sales
  • The only other way to deliver C-IIs is via prescription

Single-sheet order form is the only available form since October 2021

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Power of attorney

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A separate POA must be filled out for each person individually

POAs may be revoked at any time, and must be available for inspections alongside other records (keep at registered locations)

POA agents should sign “Roberta Registrant by Agnes Agent, Attorney in Fact”

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Ordering Order Forms

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To order DEA Form 222s, the registrant must submit a DEA Form 222a

Requisitions must have the name, address, and registration number of the registrant, and the number of books desired

Must be signed by the registrant or an authorized agent

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DEA Form 222s

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Sent with order numbers and contain the name, address, registration number, authorized activities, and schedules the registrant can handle

THESE CANNOT BE ALTERED

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Current DEA Form 222

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  1. Supplier information
  2. Purchaser name
  3. Purchaser signature
  4. Date
  5. # of packages
  6. Package size
  7. Drug name
  8. Last line completed

Supplier completes parts 3 and 4

Purchaser completes part 5 upon receipt

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Purchaser DEA 222 Form Important Points

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Forms must be completed via typewriter, computer printer, pen, or indelible
pencil

A filled-out form is an executed DEA 222, a blank form is an unexecuted
DEA 222

NDCs may be filled in by purchasers, but if the NDC is not available the order
may be delayed.

If you are ordering more than 20 products, you must complete multiple forms

Once completed, a copy of the form must be made because the original
will be sent to the supplier

If an error occurs when filling out a DEA 222, it must be voided by writing
“VOID” across the front and filed with all other executed forms

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Supplier DEA Form 222 Oder Fulfillment

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Supplier DEA number
NDC number for product(s) sent
Number of bottles or containers sent
Date sent

The supplier keeps the original DEA 222 and forwards a copy of the
form to the DEA by the end of the month, or reports information on the
Automation of Reports and Consolidated Orders System (ARCOS)

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Partial filling an order

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Unique supplier DEA Form 222 situations

A supplier may partially fill an order, after which time they
have 60 days to supply the balance of the order

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Endorsing an order

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Unique supplier DEA Form 222 situations

A supplier may send an order to another supplier within 60
days. Second supplier fills full order (all or nothing)

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Defective order

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Unique supplier DEA Form 222 situations

If a supplier finds an issue with a DEA 222, they must send the form back to the purchaser with a statement explaining the refusal to fill.

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Oder refusal

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Unique supplier DEA Form 222 situations

A supplier may refuse to accept an order. They must send the form back to the purchaser with a not that the order was not accepted.

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Voiding part of an order

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Unique supplier DEA Form 222 situations

If a supplier cannot fill a full order, they may draw a line
through the voided items and print “canceled” on the number of items shipped.
Purchasers can cancel drugs as well, with the same modification completed by the supplier.

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Purchaser order receipt

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When the purchaser receives the oder, they must record

  • Date the order was received
  • # of containers of each item received

On their copy of DEA Form 222. If maintained electronically, a scan of the the completed DEA form 222 should be linked to the receipt

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Executed DEA Form 222–> typically lost in the mail

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If this occurs the purchaser must execute a new DEA 222 identical to the first

Note saying this is the original form number, date of lost form, and note that substances were not received

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Unexecuted DEA 222-->forms lost or stolen
Must report immediately to the DEA, with form numbers if known, or dates ordered if known. If found report immediately
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Unused DEA 222-->termination of business
Return to DEA
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Electronic DEA Form 222
Registrants must apply for a digital certificate from the DEA, which authorizes a digital certificate as proof of identity Digital certificate gives access to the CSOS CSOS orders may include drugs from any schedule and non controls Electronic 222s cannot be endorsed from one supplier to another
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Controlled Substance Inventory
Every registrant must have a complete and accurate record of all controlled substances on hand on the date inventory is taken These include drugs stored in other area (emergency kit) Drugs returned by patient In waiting bins ready to be picked up IF THE DRUG IS IN THE REGISTRANTS POSSESSION IT MUST BE INVENTORIED
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Inventory dates
Initial inventory: must be conducted on the day the registrant first engages in activities with controlled substances 2. Official inventory: must be conducted at least once every two years (biennially). Some states have stricter requirements, CSA states two years. 3. Rescheduling inventory: must be conducted when a previously non- controlled medication becomes a controlled substance. Only includes the newly controlled drug 4. Final inventory: conducted when a registrant goes out of business
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Method of inventory
Inventory can be taken in one of two ways: At the opening of business on inventory date At the close of business on inventory date You must note which method was used
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Inventory counting/estimating
C-I and C-II substances must be inventoried as an exact count * C-III, C-IV, and C-V substances may be estimated, unless the bottle holds more than 1,000 product units. If more than 1,000 units within the stock bottle, an exact count must be conducted * You cannot utilize a perpetual inventory for your official inventory, you must handle the product (count, or when estimating, look at and feel the weight of the product) * Each CS record should record the drug name, dosage form, strength, number of loose units, and full containers