Finals Practice EXAM 2 Flashcards
Federal - what must be on the Rx
- Name of patient (full name)
- Address of patient
- Date of issuance
- Drug name
- Strength (if applicable)
- Dosage form of drug
- Quantity prescribed
- Direction for use (no matter how incomplete)
- Name of prescriber
- Address of prescriber
- DEA registration number of prescriber
12 .Signature, if written
Narcotic Treatment Programs can administer or dispense?
Non-NTP practitioners can administer or prescribe?
Yes - Narcotic Treatment Programs can administer or dispense
No, Narcotic Treatment Programs can administer BUT NOT dispense
C-II Phone Rx
Only in an EMERGENCY
-need immediate administration
-No appropriate alternative exists
-not reasonably possible for the practitioner to provide a written Rx
NEED ALL 3 of them
-The quantity is only for the EMERGENCY period (if more, write on a new Rx)
-The nurse can’t call, it must be the prescriber who calls
-prescriber must provide a covering Rx within 7 days
-Covering prescription” must be identical to the phone Rx AND written down by the pharmacist except it is signed by the practitioner
-Must say “authorization for emergency dispensing
-Two copies are attached and kept for 2 years
A prescription for C-II that has been faxed has to be shown to the pharmacist for review before dispensing EXCEPT if
e) is to be compounded for direct administration to a patient by parenteral, IM, IV, SQ or intraspinal infusion
f) for a resident of a Long Term Care Facility
g) patient enrolled in a hospice care
Refills for C-IIs are allowed. True or False.
False
Initial partial filling of C-II is not allowed. True/False.
False.
Labeling for C-II drugs
Federal
DATE OF FILL,
the pharmacy name,
the pharmacy address,
Rx number
name of the patient
name of the prescribing practitioner
directions for use
cautionary statements
Exceptions for C-II Labeling
Federal
-institutional
<7-day supply
-Not in possession of the ultimate user (the drug is not w/ the patient
-Institutional safeguards
-Can identify supplier, drug, patient, directions,
cautionary statements, if any
Labeling for C-III, C-IV, C-V
Federal
-DATE OF INITIAL FILL
-the pharmacy name,
-the pharmacy address,
-Rx number,
-name of the patient,
-name of the prescribing practitioner
-directions for use and cautionary statements
Transfer of Rx
Federal
Write VOID on hard copy
Pharmacy name
Address
DEA #
RPh name
Date of transfer