Legal + Ethical Issues Flashcards

1
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What is a drug

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Any substance or mixture of substances

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What are drugs used for

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  1. Diagnosis, treatment, mitigation, or prevention
  2. Restoring, converting, or modifying organic functions
  3. Disinfection when dealing with food
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3
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What does health Canada review/assess for drug products

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  1. Safety
  2. Efficacy
    3.Quality
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4
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Drug products include

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  1. Prescription and non-prescription pharmaceuticals
  2. Disinfectants and Sanitizers with disinfectant claims
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5
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Canadian Drug Legislations

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  1. Canadian food + drug act
  2. Controlled drugs + substances act (CDSA)
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1953: Canadian food and drug act

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  1. Food, drugs, cosmetics, medical devices
  2. Divided into parts and schedules
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2003: Food + drug regulations

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  1. clarifies terms, importing, and processing in the Canadian food and drug act
  2. 15 000 products
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2013: Prescriptions drug list

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  1. List of all prescription drugs
  2. excludes those in the controlled substances act
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1996: Controlled drugs and substances act (CDSA) replace

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Replaces 1961 narcotics control act

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10
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How are drugs ordered in the controlled drugs and substances act

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schedules I-V

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What does the controlled drugs and substances act do

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provides legislation and regulatory framework for the control of substances that alter mental processes

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12
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What are the standards for scheduling in the controlled drugs and substances act

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  1. International standards
  2. Dependency potential, risk for abuse, and abuse in Canada
  3. Danger to public
  4. Usefulness of the drug
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Drugs that alter mental processes cause risk

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of harm to individuals or society when diverted or misused

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Key points of the CDSA

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  1. Alter mental processes
  2. Harm Risk
  3. Divided into schedules
  4. Only obtained by prescription by licensed practitioner
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15
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Who developed the national drug schedule

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National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA)

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16
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What recommendations does the national drug schedule follow

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National Drug Scheduling Advisory Committee (NDSAC)

17
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What does the National Drug Advisory Committee determine

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public access to drugs by 3 schedules and 1 unscheduled category

18
Q

Schedule 1

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Requires Prescription

19
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Schedule 2

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Only at pharmacy, behind desk, non-perscription

20
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Schedule 3

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Pharmacy, self selection

21
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Unscheduled

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Available in any retail center

22
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How are drugs named

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  1. Chemical Name
  2. Generic Name
  3. Brand/Trade name
  4. DIN
23
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Chemical Name

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based on chemical structure of drug
-N-acetyl-para-aminophenol

24
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Generic Name

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Less complex, assigned by drug developer
-Acetaminophen

25
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Brand/Trade Name

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Market Name
-Tylenol

26
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DIN

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Drug Identification Number

27
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Canadian Nursing Association: Ethical Considerations for drug use

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  1. Promote safe, compassionate, competent care
    2.Promote health and wellbeing
  2. Promote and respect informed decisions
  3. Honor and dignity
  4. Maintain Privacy and confidentiality
  5. promote justice
  6. be accountable
28
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Ethnocultural Considerations assess

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Assess the influence of a patients cultural beliefs, values, and customs

29
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What are the ethnocultural considerations

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  1. environmental (Diet + Nutrition)
  2. Ethnocultural + genetic factors (Adherence to therapy)
30
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Ethnocultural consideration assessment

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  1. Health beliefs + practices
  2. past use of medicine
  3. folk remedies
  4. home remedies
  5. non-prescription drugs + natural health remedies
  6. response to medical treatment
  7. religious beliefs + practices
  8. dietary habits
31
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Natural health products (NHPs)

A

vitamins, minerals and supplements

32
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What considers NHPs as drugs

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food and drug act- natural health product regulations

33
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what doesn’t consider NHPs drugs

A

food and drug regulations

34
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Always ask what medications patients are on including:

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NHPs