Kansas Law Flashcards
PIC
Can a pharmacists be a PIC at more than 1 pharmacy?
Not as more than one full time (30 or more hours) with pharmacy operations
Disposal/ Destruction of CS inventory
2 methods
- 1 Registrant requests permission from the DEA
- Complete form 41 listing everything
- DEA will direct the method
- 2 Registrant uses a reverse distributor
- CIIs are transferred to the reverse via the Reverse distribu DEA form 222
- CIII through V drugs must also be documented and record retained by the registrant
- Reverse distibu must submit form 41 for the DEA disosal and destruction
CII partial
What needs to be written
Yes
Quantity, date of the partial and name of pharmacist filled on the face of the paper Rx
No dispensing can occur beyond 72 hours of the partial filling
If remaining portion is not able to be filled within 72 hours notify prescriber
Butalbital, APAP, Caffeine
Fioricet
Not controlled
Length of time a pharmacist has to verify the accuracy of the computer record for filling/refilling of a CIII and CIV
72 hours
partial filling of CIII and CVs
- Yes
- You must record the partials the same way as you record refills on the back of the paper Rx or however else its done
- Quantity dispensed for ALL partials fills cannot exceed quantity prescribed (face quantity + refill)
- No dispensing can occur beyond 6 months of the date of issuance
- Partial fill doesnt = refill
Quantity of drug a pharmacist may dispense to a patient in a CII emergency prescription?
enough for the emergency
What can you add to a C-II in kansas with permission?
- Date written
- Patient’s address
- Prescriber’s DEA number
- Dosage form may be selected if one is not written
Number of CE hours required
30
BUDs for Non-sterile compounded preparations
- Non aqueous formulations: earliest expiration date of individual component or 6 months whichever is earlier
- Water containing oral formulations: 14 days stored at controlled cold temperature 36-46F
- Water containing topical/dermal or mucosal liquid semisolids: BUD is no more than 30 days
A drug wholesaler acting as a supplier has how much time to complete a DEA form-222 before it becomes void?
60 days
Length of time in which a pharmacy must notify the local DEA diversion field office after discovery of a theft or significant loss of a CS?
within 1 business day
Dispensing previously dispensed medications
With the exception of specific programs all drugs that are sold to the end patient may not be resold
What Cs must be readily retrievable?
What records must be kept at the registration site for all?
CIII-CV
Executed paper DEA 222 forms • Prescriptions (paper) • Inventory records
These can be kept centrally: Financial and shipping records, if DEA notified • Electronic refill records
Methamaphetamine equivalence chart
What are the activities a technician can do?
Package, do manipulative repetitive or nondescretionary tasks related to Rx processing
Secobarbital Schedule?
2
Conditions concerning the sales of poisons
- Definitions
- Objective was to decrease childhood pooisoning
- Enforced by the consumer product safety commision
- Requires child-resistant packaging for all human oral prescriptions drugs
- Most OTCs and some hazardous household substances
- Failure to follow is misbranding
- Responsibility of quality
- Labeling requirements
- Nore requirements to abide by federal packing and labeling laws regarding the sale of poisons
Script refill general information
CII-CV drug labeling
Combat Methamphetamine Act
Sale limitations
3.6 grams of product base per day regardless of transactions number
9 g per 30 days
7.5 g if purchased by mail
Must be 18 in KS
How does the transfer process occur for dispensing previously dispensed medications?
6 steps
and 3 steps
Each administrator of an adult care facility or medical care facility or the PIC of a mail service must determine the medications meet the following criteria
- Can be identified
- Is in the manufacturers sealed container, a pharmacy unit-dose package, or a hermetically sealed tamper-evident package from the pharmacy
Do technicians need to be registered with the board?
Yes
Verifying DEA numbers
The first letter is a code identifying the type of registrant. (Usually you see A, B or C) A has been retired <1985,>B is used for Doctors and Clinics, C is for Specialists.
The second letter is the first letter of the registrant’s (prescriber) last name.
Here are steps to verify a DEA number:
Step 1) add first, third, and fifth digits of the number.
Step 2) add the second, fourth, and sixth digits of the number.
Step 3) multiply the result of Step 2 by two.
Step 4) add the result of Step 1 to the result of Step 3.
The last digit of this sum must be the same as the last digit of the DEA number.
