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1
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What is the order when citing a law?

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Part –> section –> subsection –> clause

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What are the 6 federal laws?

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FDA, CDSA, NHPR, HPA, Excise Act, WHIMS

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What does FDA stand for?

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Food and Drugs Act

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What does CDSA stand for?

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Controlled Drugs and Substances Act

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What does NHPR stand for?

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Natural Health Products Regulations

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What does HPA stand for?

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The Hazardous Products Act

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What does HPB stand for?

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Health Protection Branch

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What is the HPB responsible for?

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Drug quality, safety. Regulates drugs imported into and manufactured for sale in Canada

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When was the FDA put into effect?

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1990

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What does the FDA do?

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Controls the manufacture, packaging, labeling, and advertising of FOODS, DRUGS, COSMETICS, AND THERAPEUTIC DEVICES

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11
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What act defines a teaspoon as 5mL?

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FDA

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12
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How long does the FDA say you have to keep prescriptions in the pharmacy?

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minimum 2 yeaRs from the date of filling

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13
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What is FDA Schedule A?

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Lists disorders, diseases, and abnormal physical states

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14
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What is FDA Schedule B?

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Pharmacopoeias

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15
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What is FDA Schedule C?

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Radio-pharmaceuticals

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16
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What is FDA schedule D?

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Biolological products

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17
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What is FDA Part A?

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Administration

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18
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What is FDA part B?

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Deals with food

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19
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What is FDA part C?

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Drugs

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20
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What is FDA part D?

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Vitamins, Minerals, Amino Acids

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21
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What is FDA part E?

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Cyclamate and Saccharin sweeteners

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22
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What is FDA part F?

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Requires a prescription to be dispensed

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23
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What is FDA part G?

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Controlled Drugs

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24
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What is FDA schedule J?

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Restricted Drugs

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25
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What is the symbol for schedule F drugs?

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Pr in a rectangle

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26
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What is FDA part G C1?

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Amphetamines

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What is FDA part G C2?

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Barbiturates

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28
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What is FDA part G C3?

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Anabolic Steroids

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29
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When was the CDSA put into effect?

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1997

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What is the purpose of the CDSA

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Provides for the control of narcotics, controlled drugs and targeted substances

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31
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How many schedules are under the CDSA?

32
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What is CDSA schedule 1?

33
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What is CDSA schedule 2?

34
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What is CDSA schedule 3?

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Amphetamines

35
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What is CDSA schedule 4?

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Barbiturates, Benzodiazepines, Anabolic steroids

36
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What is CDSA schedule 5?

37
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What is CDSA schedule 6?

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Precursors like pseudophedrine

38
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What is CDSA schedule 7 and 8?

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Cannabis possession and trafficking

39
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What is the symbol for CDSA schedule 1?

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N in a circle

40
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What are the three things narcotics are used to control?

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Pain, diarrhea, cough

41
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What are the three categories of narcotics?

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Straight narcotics
Verbal prescription narcotics
Codeine exempt products

42
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What does a straight narcotic contain?

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One narcotic, or one narcotic and one non-narcotic

43
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What does a verbal prescription narcotic contain?

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One narcotic, and at least 2 non-narcotic products

44
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What does codeine exempted products contain?

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Codeine in 8mg or less in sold dosage form, or 20mg/30ml or less in liquid form, as well as 2 other non-narcotic quantities

45
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In order to get a narcotic part filled, what must the prescriber indicate?

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  1. Total quantity prescribed
  2. Quantity to dispense
  3. Intervals when to dispense
46
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What 5 drugs can NEVER be VPN?

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Diacetylmorphine (heroin) 
hydrocodone 
methadone 
oxycodone 
pentazocine
47
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What is the symbol for controlled drugs?

A

C in a diamond

48
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What is the symbol for controlled-targeted drugs?

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T/C in a square

49
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How many times can T/C drugs be transferred? What about narcotics?

50
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What is CDSA schedule 9?

51
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When did the NHPR come into effect?

52
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What are the 4 aim of regulations of the NHPR

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Provide access to consumer
Ensure safety of products
Ensure quality of products
Permit an efficacy claim

53
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The NHPR applys to natural health products in what 4 ways?

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sale
manufacture, labeling, packaging
Distribution
Storage

54
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What is the purpose of the HPA?

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To prohibit the advertising, sale and importation of hazardous products

55
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What is the excise act?

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A federal law that controlls the manufacture, purchase, and sale of alcohol

56
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What are the three employee rights under WHIMS?

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Right to know
Right to participate
Right to refuse

57
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What are the three provisional laws?

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The HPA
GOA
PDA

58
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What does HPA stand for?

A

Health Professions Act

59
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What does GOA stand for?

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Government Organization Act

60
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What does PDA stand for?

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Pharmacy and Drug Act

61
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When was the HPA established?

62
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How many professions does the HPA govern over? What schedule are the pharmacy team?

63
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The HPA mandates the ACP must establish what 3 things?

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Bylaws
Code of Ethics
Standards of Practice

64
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The HPA said the pharmacy team must complete how many continuing education credits yearly?

65
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What is the purpose of the GOA?

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It defines the scope of restricted activities that a health professional in alberta can perform

66
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What did the PDA replace?

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The Pharmaceutical Professions Act in 2007

67
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Wat is the purpose of the PDA?

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It outlines the requirements of the ACP as the regulatory body for the profession of pharmacy in Alberta

68
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What are the provincial privacy laws?

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FOIP, PIPA, HIA

69
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What does FOIP stand for?

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Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act

70
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What does PIPA stand for?

A

Personal Information Protection Act

71
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What does HIA stand for?

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Health Information Act

72
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What is a federal privacy act?

73
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What does PIPEDA stand for?

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Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act

74
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What does NAPRA stand for, and when was it founded?

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National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities - 1995

75
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What does NDSAC stand for?

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National Drug Scheduling Advisory Committee

76
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How many schedules does NAPRA have? What are they?

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Schedule 1
Schedule 2
Schedule 3
Unscheduled

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