Lec 12 - CS Prescribing Flashcards
A written order for oxycodone tablets to be dispensed directly to a patient
a. prescription
b. drug order
a. prescription
A written order for diazepam to be administered by a nurse to a patient
a. prescription
b. drug order
b. drug order
T or F: agents can communicate CII emergency prescriptions to a pharmacist
F (a prescriber cannot give agency to anyone for this type of prescription)
if you refuse to fill a prescription for a controlled substance, the prescription should be returned to the patient, unless:
prescriber or DEA asks you to destroy it
controlled substance prescription signatures: written prescription
a. wet signature required
b. electronic signature required (utilizes a two-factor authentication to verify identity in an electronic system)
c. transcribed by a pharmacist or intern when received at the pharmacy. Can be called in by prescriber or an agent.
a. wet signature required
controlled substance prescription signature: fax prescription
a. wet signature required
b. electronic signature required (utilizes a two-factor authentication to verify identity in an electronic system)
c. transcribed by a pharmacist or intern when received at the pharmacy. Can be called in by prescriber or an agent
a. wet signature required
controlled substance prescription signature: electronic prescription
a. wet signature required
b. electronic signature required (utilizes a two-factor authentication to verify identity in an electronic system)
c. transcribed by a pharmacist or intern when received at the pharmacy. Can be called in by prescriber or an agent
b. electronic signature required (utilizes a two-factor authentication to verify identity in an electronic system)
controlled substance prescription signature: telephone prescription
a. wet signature required
b. electronic signature required (utilizes a two-factor authentication to verify identity in an electronic system)
c. transcribed by a pharmacist or intern when received at the pharmacy. Can be called in by prescriber or an agent
c. transcribed by a pharmacist or intern when received at the pharmacy. Can be called in by prescriber or an agent
an injectable narcotic C-II can be faxed if
a. at long term care facility
b. in hospice
c. any location
c. any location
a non-injectable narcotic C-II prescription can be faxed if it is for a patient in which location?
a. long term care facility
b. hospice
c. any
b. hospice
all C-II prescriptions can be faxed if the patient is at which location?
a. long term care facility
b. hospice
c. any
a. long term care facility
T or F: any C-II through C-V may be dispensed or administered without a prescription by an individual prescriber
T (slide 17; it would basically be a drug order)
institutions may NOT ________ C-II through C-V drugs based on a prescription or order from an individual practitioner if it is dispensed for immediate administration to the ultimate user
a. administer
b. dispense
c. prescribe
c. prescribe
what 3 things can we NOT change when correcting a C-II prescription?
name of patient
name of the drug (except for generic sub)
name of the prescriber, including signature
(name, name and the name; we would need a new prescription)