Exam 4 - Law Flashcards

1
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FDA pregnancy and lactation labeling

A

Still use the A, B, C, D, X categories

OTC products are not affected by the new FDA pregnancy and lactation labeling

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2
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Age restriction for emergency contraception

A

NONE

You do NOT have to have an ID to purchase

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2
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OTC labeling for vaginal contraceptive and spermicide use containing nontoxynol 9 as the AI

A

STD alert: this product does not protect against HIV/AIDS or other STDs and may increase the risk of getting HIV from an infected partner

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3
Q

Where are emergency contraceptives kept

A

Often kept behind the counter

FDA requests that it be kept w/ family planning section w/ the condoms

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3
Q

Who may purchase emergency contraceptives

A

Males and females may purchase

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4
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OTC labeling special warning requirements of mineral oil

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Requires warning to only be taken at bedtime and not to be used in infants unless under advice of physician

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5
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Plan-B One Step

A

Single pill of 1.5 mg levonorgestrel

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5
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What happens if you use mineral oil during pregnancy

A

It predisposes the newborn to hemorrhagic diseases

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6
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Plan B restrictions

A

Currently no states restrict the sale of Plan B

May change due to overturning of Roe v Wade

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7
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Why can you not use mineral oil near meal time

A

It interferes w/ absorption of fat soluble vitamins and provitamin A

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7
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OTC labeling for mineral oil cannot

A

Encourage use during pregnancy

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8
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What happens when mineral oil is given to infants?

A

The infant is at greater risk of aspiration and lipoid pneumonia

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9
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Sodium phosphates

A

Saline laxative used PO and as a rectal enema

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10
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Limits for sodium phosphate oral solution

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Not more than 90 mL per OTC container and has additional specific warnings

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10
Q

Effect/use of PSE

A

Precursor to meth

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11
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How are sodium phosphates ALSO marketed

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As rx products (OsmoPrep) and are used for bowel cleansing prior to colonoscopy

12
Q

Legislative/regulatory action of PSE

A

Combat Meth Act of 2005

12
Q

OTC products of abuse

A

Class v controls (cough syrup)
Antihistamines (dimenhydrinate)
Laxatives
Loperamide
Dextromethorphan
Pseudoephedrine

(CALL Da Police)

13
Q

Why are sodium phosphate products limited w/ specific warnings?

A

Due to the risk of using to much

It can cause severe changes in hydration and electrolytes, resulting in:
- harm to kidney
- harm to heart
- death

13
Q

Effect/use of dextromethorphan

A

Intoxication
Altered mental status

14
Q

Legislative/regulatory action of dextromethorphan

A

Many products have been reformulated to omit abuse

15
Q

Effect/use of class V controls (cough syrup)

A

Opioid abuse

16
Q

Effect/use of laxatives

A

Anorexia

Cause electrolyte imbalances and GI complications

17
Q

Legislative/regulatory action of laxatives

A

NONE

18
Q

Effects/use of loperamide

A

Used to stop diarrhea from opioid withdrawal

May cause:
- QT/QRS prolongation
- Cardiotoxicity
- Arrhythmias

18
Q

Legislative/regulatory action of loperamide

A

NONE

Local stores were putting it in anti-theft packages

19
Q

Effects/use of OTC antihistamines (dimenhydrate)

A

Intoxication and stimulant-like effects

Euphoria and hallucination

20
Q

Legislative and regulatory action of OTC antihistamines (dimenhydrate)

A

NONE

21
Q

(T/F): the ABCDX pregnancy categories have been removed completely from all FDA approved products

A

False

22
Q

(T/F): drugs are not impacted by the new FDA pregnancy/lactation category labeling

A

True

23
Q

Sodium phosphate oral solutions are limited to not use more than ____ mL per OTC container

A

90 mL

24
Q

Which categories replaced the ABCDX pregnancy categories

A
  • Females and males of reproductive potential
  • Pregnancy
  • Lactation
25
Q

(T/F): there are no controlled substances available for OTC purchase

A

False

26
Q

PSE is a _____ in WV

A

C5