Exam 2 - Lecture 10 (DEA Registration and Controlled substance storage) Flashcards
DEA registration established a closed system for distribution of controlled substances. When must a person obtain DEA registration?
- if a person is engaged in certain activities involving controlled substances
- person includes individuals, institutions, corporations and similar groups
- 10 types of registration
the 1 important type of DEA registration
dispensing or instructing (used by practitioners, pharmacies, hospitals, teaching institutions)
T/F: a separate registration is required for each place of business/practice location where controlled substances are held
T
DEA form 224
application for dispensing or instructing registration
DEA form 225
application for manufacturer, distributor, reverse distributor, researcher, analytical lab, importer, or exporter registration
most registrations are renewed annually, which one is renewed every 3 years?
dispensing or instructing
DEA registration schedules
Schedule I (1)
Schedule II narcotic (2)
Schedule II non-narcotic (2N)
Schedule III narcotic (3)
Schedule III non-narcotic (3N)
Schedule IV (4)
Schedule V (5)
T/F: dispensing or instructing registration is limited to schedules II-IV
T
No coincident activities allowed with what 3 registration types?
- reverse distributing
- narcotic treatment program (including compounder)
- exporting
DEA registration numbers
2 letters, 7 numbers
AB1234563
Proving that a DEA number matches the formula does not guarantee it is valid. What should you do to confirm it?
visit the CSA registration validation tool
mid level practitioners DEA number starts with what letter?
M
big 4 practitioners DEA number starts with what letter?
A, B, F, or G
second letter in DEA number represents what?
registrants last name or name of the business that initially registered
How to determine the last number of the DEA number?
- add the 1st, 3rd, and 5th digits
- add the 2nd, 4th, and 6th digits and multiply that number by 2
- add the results from step 1 and 2
- the second digit in step 3 is the final number of the DEA number
DEA registration exemptions
-definition and examples
- an agent or employee of a person who is registered to engage in a particular activity is not required to obtain an individual registration (pharmacist, nurse, institutional pharmacy)
- common or contract carriers and warehousemen, who possess a controlled substance in the usual course of business, are exempt (FedEx, USPS, Marken)
- the ultimate user who possesses a controlled substance lawfully is exempt (patient or caregiver)
institutional DEA number used for who
interns
residents
staff pharmacist
dentists
veterinarians
mid-level practitioners
acceptable vs unacceptable storage of controlled substances
“Controlled substances shall be stored in a securely locked, substantially constructed cabinet (safe). However, pharmacies and institutional practitioners can disperse such substances throughout the stock of non-controlled substances in such a manner as to obstruct the theft or diversion of the controlled substances.”
how must C-I drugs be stored?
“in a securely locked, substantially constructed cabinet”
-a practitioner storing controlled substances in their office or clinic must store them in a locked cabinet