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1
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Statute

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Written law enacted by the legislature

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Regulation

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Rule having the force of law issued by an administrative agency

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MD or DO

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Physician, whole body prescribing

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DDS or DMD

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Dentist, mouth, teeth, gums

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DPM

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Podiatrist, foot and ankle

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DVM

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Veterinarians, non human

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OD

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Optometrist, eyes

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APRN

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Advanced practice registered nurse, full or limited prescribing without physician supervision

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PA

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physician assistant, may prescribe drugs delegated to them by MD or DO

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Pharmacists may prescribe for

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inhalation, nebulizer, saline for irrigation, supplies for medical devices, pen needles, syringes

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11
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Legend drugs

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Require a prescription

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12
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Non legend drugs

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OTC, BTC, Medical devices, Medical food

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13
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Some medications are available as both

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Legend or non legend product

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14
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Why prescribe a non legend drug?

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Wanted on patients med list, prompts computer check for allergies, wants specific directions for use, need itemized receipt

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15
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Most insurance companies will not pay for

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OTC or BTC drugs

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16
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Rules for Pseudophedrine

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18+ provide ID

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17
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Syringes rules

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present ID

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18
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NDC number National drug code

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5,4,2 Manufacturer, Strength/dosageform/formulation, package size

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19
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Drugs schedule placement depends on

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Medical use, Abuse potential, addiction potential

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20
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Schedule 1

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No medical use, high abuse potential, unsafe

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Schedule 2

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Medical use, high abuse potential, highly addictive

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Schedule 3

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medical use, medium abuse, addiction potential

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Schedule 4

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Medical use, low med abuse, addiction potential

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Schedule 5

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Limited abuse potential, physical, psychological dependence

25
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DEA

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Drug enforcement agency, enforces the controlled substance act

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DEA# purpose

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Tract CS prescribing

27
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DEA# can be assigned to

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Prescribers, pharmacies, hospitals, teaching institutions

28
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DEA verification

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1+3+5, 2+4+6 (2)
Add answers together last digit should match DEA#

29
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Opioid medications limited to 7 day supply for

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First time patients, children under 18, animals

30
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C2 can be dispensed from an E-Rx but not from

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a faxed Rx

31
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elements prescription should have before being processed/filed

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Patient name, Patient address, Date, drug name and strength, directions, quantity, prescriber signature

32
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Controlled substance prescription requirements

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Prescriber address, DEA, dosage form, no advertisements, signed by prescriber

33
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C2 expiration and refills

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Expire after 1 year, No refills

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C3, C4, C5 expiration and refills

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Expire in 6 months, 5 refill maximum

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Non controlled medications expiration and refills

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Expire after 1 year, unlimited refills

36
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Non controlled prescription transferring

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No limit until expired

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C3, C4, C5 transferring

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Once in 6 months, multiple times if pharmacy shares electronic database

38
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C2 transferring

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Transfers not allowed

39
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Three prime questions in counseling

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What did the doctor tell you the medication was used for?
How did the doctor tell you to take the medication?
What did the doctor tell you to expect about the medication?

40
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Pharmaceutical equivalence

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Active ingredient, dosage form, strength, route, labeling

41
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Bio equivalence

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In vivo (human) results, In vitro (lab) results (kinetics, dynamics, clinical effects)

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Four identifiers for insurance coverage

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ID number, RxGroup, RxBIN, RxPCN

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PCN

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Processor control number, Identifier that routes pharmacy claim

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BIN

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Bank identification number, 6 digits, tells pharmacy which PBM should pay

45
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Group

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Identifies employer and specific plan

46
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Medicaid

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State funded, Low income families, children, expecting mothers, covers medical, dental, prescription claims

47
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Medicare

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Federally funded, elderly and disabled patients

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Medicare Part A

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Hospital

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Medicare Part B

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Outpatient, few meds, diabetic supplies, oral cancer meds, vaccines

50
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Medicare Part C

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Advantage deductible coverage, increasing Rx coverage

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Medicare Part D

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Prescription coverage

52
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Echo back technique

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repeat back entire prescription at the end in logical sequence

53
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Institute of Safe Medication Practices

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Private entity focused on increasing safety of healthcare through documentation of medication error trends

54
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FDA Medwatch

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Government agency interested in product failures and serious adverse events

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Drug recall

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Voluntary Correction or removal of a product in violation of the law

56
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FDA Drug seizure

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isolate a drug that is adulterated or misbranded

57
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DEA seizure

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isolate drug illegal to possess or distribute

58
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SCHOLAR stands for

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Symptoms, Characteristics of symptoms, History, Onset, Location, Aggravating factors, Remitting factors

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