General..managment Flashcards
FDA Schedules
- Schedule A*=
- Schedule B* =
- Schedule C* =
- Schedule D* =
- Schedule F* =
- Schedule G* =
- Schedule H* =
FDA Schedules
- Scedule A* = disease for which treatment is bot promoted to public
- Schedule B* = official drug standards (pharmacopeia)
- Schedule C* =Radiopharmaceuticals
- Schedule D* = allergic sub. vaccine. blood dervatives, insulin
- Schedule F* = food and prescription drugs
- Schedule G* = controlled drugs
- Schedule H* = restricted drugs
NAPRA Schedules
Schedule 1
Schedule 2
Schedule 3
Unscheduled
Schedule 1=prescription required
Schedule 2=Behind tbe counter no prescription
Tylenol 1, epipen, insulin,vit b12, iron, lactulose,nitroglycerin, vaccine
Schedule 3= self selection area in pharmacy, plan B, Emergency contraceptive,
unscheduled= Topical bacitracin, ophthalmic bacitracin
who can prescribe narcotics
Doctor dentist veterinarians podiatrist nurse practitioner midwife
What is CPS?
Compendium of pharmaceuticals specialities. Contains drugs in Canada, Narcotics, SAP discontinued drugs Approved use monographs excipient information..dtug contain lactose or sulphite clinical information drug interactions. immunization drug in preg or lactation
Current up to date = e CPS
What is Martindale?
Martindale= Teriary source International reference; brand name from other countries; foreign drug inquiry; Manufacturer info; onlabel &off label use ; it contain pharmaceutical data.(solubility chemical formula, stability...)
what is mechanism of action of methotrexate and its main side effects?
Folic acid antagonist
inhibit dihydrofolate reductase
side effects stomatitis bone marrow suprezsion Alopecia rash renal damage pulmonary toxicity
Antimetabolites that are PURINE analogues?
Mercaptopurine
Thioguanine
fludarabine
cladarabine
Antimetabolite that are PYRIMIDINE analogues?
5florouracil Floxuridine capecitabine cytarabine gemciabine
What is COMPUS?
COMPUS is Canadian Optimal Medication Prescribing and Utilization Service.
- Promote optimal drug prescribing amount practitioners and consumers
- Allow decision maker establish policies to promote optimal drug use.
What program in Canada allow access to unapproved health products?
SAP : Special Access Program
Practitioner educate patient on benefit/risk, request product, submit application , report results
Medication delivered to prescriber
Max quantity 6 month for chronic conditions
What does Canadian heath act CHA provide?
Set principal for provisional Heath plan to receive funds: PUPAC Public administration Universality Portability Accessibility Comprehensiveness
What is meant by narcotic reconciliation?
Audit narcotic inventory
- Reconcile physical inventory with perpetual inventory
- Reconcile invoice with purchase record
- Reconcile purchase with sales
- Reconcile sales report with filed prescriptions
Documents kept 2 years
Where to report discrepancy in narcotic inventory?
Office of Controlled substance OCS
What is meant by academic detailing?
Continuous education to improve drug prescribing funded by provisional governments
What is CADC?
Canadian academic detailing collaboration
List the community pharmacy business model?
Independent pharmacy
Banner pharmacy
Chain/corporation
Franchise
What are adv and disadvantage of Independent pharmacy ( sole proprietorship).
Advantage: most basic form; little money to start; control of business; owner retain earning.
Disadvantage: full liability ,
How to address poor performance and misconduct?
(Progressive disciplinary action) Coach and counsel Verbal warning Written warning Suspension Termination
Largest operating expenses in pharmacy?
- Cost of goods sold ( how much u pay to buy item)
2. Salaries and benefits
Reporting Medication Error
ISMP (institute of safe medication practice)
NSIR (national system for incidents reporting) by hospitals/Heath facilities
CPhIR ( community pharmacy incidents reporting)
Report adverse drug reaction
Canada vigilance (fill form, mail or fax) MedEffect Canada (by phone or online)
What is a SOAP note
Subjective
Objective
Assessment
Plan