Lecture 2- Brand/Generics/Sigs Flashcards

1
Q

Do you need to contact the physician in order to substitute a brand name medication with a generic?

A

NO

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2
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Brand drug

A

Manufacturer has patent to market drug under brand name for a set period

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3
Q

Generic drug

A

Drug can be marketed by other companies once patent expires

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4
Q

Do you need to provide safety and efficacy tests for generic drugs?

A

NO

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5
Q

What constitutes pharmaceutical equivalent?

A

Contain the same active ingredients, are of the same dosage form and route of administration, and are formulated to contain the same amount of active ingredient and meet compendial or other standards such as strength, quality,
purity, identity

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6
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What constitutes Therpeutic equivalent?

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Pharmaceutical equivalents for which bioequivalence has been demonstrated, and they can be expected to have
the same clinical effect and safety profile when administered to patients under the conditions specified in the
labeling.

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7
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What constitutes Pharmaceutical alternative?

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Contain the same therapeutic moiety , but are different salts, esters, or complexes of that moiety or are different
dosage forms or strengths. (e.g. tetracycline hcl 250mg capsules vs tetracycline phosphate complex 250mg
capsule; extended-release vs immediate release)

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8
Q

what is “A” rated?

A

Drug prouct the FDA considers to be therapeutically equivalent to other pharmceutically equivalent products.
CAN SUBSTITUTE without contacting doctor.

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9
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What is “B” rated?

A

Drug the FDA considers not to be therapeutically equivalent to other pharmaceutically equivalent products.
CANNOT SUBSTITUTE, must contact doctor!

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10
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What is “AB” rated?

A

If brand or generic medication produce similar clinical effects and are bioequivalent.
They can interchange.

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11
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What is “AA” rated?

A

Conventional dosage form products not presenting bioequivalence problems

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12
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What is “AB” rated?

A

Meets bioequivalnce requirements

Can be subsitituded without contacting doctor

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13
Q

What is “Bx” rated?

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Insufficient data to determine therapeutic equivalence.
Cannot be interchanged.
Contact doctor.

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14
Q

What is the DAW code 0?

A

No product selection indicated (either is okay)

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15
Q

What is the DAW code 1?

A

Substitution not allowed by prescriber

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16
Q

What is the DAW code 2?

A

Substitution allowed.
Patient requested that brand product be dispensed.

17
Q

When can drugs be interchanged without authorization from the prescriber?

A

If brand or generic medication produce similar clinical effects and are bioequivalent

AB

18
Q

Do you need to contact the physician in order to substitute a brand name medication with a generic?

A

Depends on DAW or substitution or AB rated

19
Q

i tab po qd

A

Take 1 tablet by mouth daily

20
Q

i supp PR q8h prn

A

Unwrap and insert 1 suppository rectally every 8 hours as needed

21
Q

i tabs po q4-6 prn

A

Take 2 tablets by mouth every 4-6 hours as needed

22
Q

ii puffs po BID

A

Inhale 2 puffs by mouth twice daily

23
Q

10 units sq qhs

A

inject 10 units subcutaneously daily at bed time

24
Q

What is the verb

Tablets, capsules, oral liquids

A

take

25
Q

What is the verb

inhalers - nasal

A

instill

26
Q

What is the verb

Inhalers- oral

A

inhale

27
Q

What is the verb

Suppositories

A

Unwrap and insert

28
Q

What is the verb

Injectables

A

Inject

29
Q

What is the verb

transdermal /topical

A

apply

30
Q

What is the verb

Eye drops/ear drops

A

Instill or place