pharmacy tech exam Flashcards
PHI
protected health information
*pharmacy techs can access
MTM
medication therapy management
*pharmacist only
left eye
OS
right eye
OD
left ear
AS
right ear
ad
intrathecal
into area surrounding spinal cord
before meals
ac
class I recall
strong chance of adverse reactions or death
class II recall
temporary/reversible effects possible
class III recall
not likely to cause adverse effects
orange book
therapeutic equivalences between name and generic brand
red book
wholesale costs and pricing
yellow book
CDC recommendations for international travel
who can enforce drug recalls
FDA
MedWatch
adverse drug effect reporting
DEA form 106
loss of or theft of controlled substances
DEA form 41
permission to destroy expired controlled substances
DEA form 224
new pharmacy registration to dispense controlled substances
DEA form 222
to order controlled substances
controlled substances act of 1970
regulates the manufacture, importation, possession, use, and distribution of medications that have a potential for abuse
*5 schedules of controlled substances
Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA)
regulates the sale and use of specific medications
*prescribers DEA # for controlled substances
Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990
requires pharmacists to offer counseling to Medicaid recipients and maintain records
Poison Prevention Packaging Act of 1970
requires child proof packaging on prescriptions unless requested otherwise
responsible for NPI #
CMS - centers for medicare and medicaid services
Durham-Humprey Act
clearly distinguished OTC and prescription required medications
*Rx label must say Rx required to dispense
DAW 0
no product selection indicated
DAW 1
dispense as written, do not sub
DAW 2
patient requested brand name
DAW 3
pharmacist selected brand name
DAW 4
brand dispensed because generic drug out of stock
DAW 5
pharmacy uses a branded generic
DAW 6
override
DAW 7
brand name mandated by law, no generic created/passed
DAW 8
brand name dispensed because generic unavailable/not manufactured
DAW 9
other
magic mouthwash made with water expires how many days after compounding
14 days
laminar flow hoods need to be ran for how many minutes before use
30 minutes if not already on for that long
clark’s rule
weight based dosing
fried’s rule
dosing based on child’s age in months
young’s rule
dosing based on child’s age in years
first set of numbers in NDC
manufacturer
second set of numbers in NDC
drug strength and dosage
third set of numbers in NDC
pack size
1 tsp = x mL
5 mL
1 tbsp = x mL
15 mL
1 oz = x mL
30 mL