Legal And Ethical Issues Ch. 3 Flashcards

1
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What is a drug?

A

Any chemical that alters an individuals state

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2
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Pharmacology

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Study of drugs and their interactions with living systems

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3
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3 properties of an ideal drug assessed by health Canada

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  1. Safety
  2. Effectiveness
  3. Quality
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What does Health Canada look for when approving the safety of a drug?

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Does the drug produce harmful effects?

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What does Health Canada look for when approving the effectiveness of a drug?

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Does the drug elicit the response it is intended to do?

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What does Health Canada look for when approving the quality of a drug?

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When preparing the drug are high standards being used?

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7
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Canadian Drug Legislation

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Regulates the sale and use of drugs

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8
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How many schedules are in the controlled drugs and substances act 1997?
What schedule includes the most dangerous drugs and the least dangerous (such as tablets)?

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9
Most dangerous: schedule I
Least dangerous: schedule IX

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9
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National Drug Schedule

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It is a committee that determines public access to drug. OTC and Prescription

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10
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How many categories are in the national drug schedule?

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4

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11
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(x) Describe each category of the national drug schedule

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I: requires prescription
II: only at pharmacy, behind desk. No prescription needed.
III: in pharmacy, self selection
Unscheduled: available for sale in any retail outlet

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12
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What are the three types of drug names?

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  1. Chemical name
  2. Generic name
  3. Trade name
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13
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What is a generic name?

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Referred to as the active ingredient in the drug

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14
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What is a trade name?

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The marketing name

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15
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What is an example of a generic name?

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Acetaminophen, diphenhydramine

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16
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What is the example of a trade name?

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Tylenol, aspirin, Benadryl

17
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What is a drug Identification number?

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Eight digit number assigned after approved for sale by health Canada

18
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What factors will affect the way an individual adheres to therapy?

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Environmental, ethnocultural, and genetic factors.

19
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Food and Drugs Act 1953

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Control of food, drugs, and medical devices

Divided into Parts and Schedules

20
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Controlled Drugs and Substances Act 1997

A

Control of drugs that alter mental processes

Detailed in 9 schedules

21
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Drug Polymorphism

A

Effect of individual’s body composition on a drug given

22
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Three ethnocultural factors influencing medical treatment

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Environmental (diet and nutrition)
Ethnic group (they belong to)
Genetic (inherited) factors.

23
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Principles of ethical decision making

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Folk remedies (what they believe in)
Home remedies
OTC treatments