Introduction to Medicines Regulation Flashcards

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1
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What was the first restrictive legislation?

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The Arsenic Act 1851

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Which law controlled the manufacture of the number of products of which purity and potency could not be tested?

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The Therapeutic Substance Act 1925

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Which laws were introduced after painkillers were used in WW1?

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International Opium Convention

Dangerous Drugs Act 1920

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Which 3 pieces of legislation followed the thalidomide tragedy?

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The Medicines Act 1968
The Misuse of Drugs Act 1971
The Poisons Act 1972

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What replaced The Medicines Act 1968?

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The Humans Medicine Regulation 2012 (14th August)

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What is the The Humans Medicine Regulation 2012?

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Single piece of legislation applicable to all medicinal products at development, production, licensing and supply.

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Who is The Humans Medicine Regulation monitored and enforced by?

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Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA)

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Who regulates a medical device?

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The Medical Devices Regulation 2002

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How is a medical device indicated?

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By CE on the packaging

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What is the definition of a medicinal product?

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any substance/combination of substances shown as having properties of preventing/treating disease in human beings, or which can restore/correct/modify a physiological function by exerting a pharmacological/immunological/metabolic action to make a medical diagnosis.

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What is the definition of administer?

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orally by injection, or by introduction to the body another way
by external application, either in existing state of after it has been dissolved/dispersed/diluted/mixed with another substance used as a vehicle.

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