Provincial Laws Flashcards

1
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How many provincial laws are there?

A

3

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2
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What are the provincial laws?

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Health Professions Act (HPA)
Government Organization Act (GOA)
The Pharmacy and Drug Act (PDA)

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3
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When was the Health Professions Act made?

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2001

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4
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What does the Health Professions Act govern?

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28 health care practices

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5
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Each profession has its own ________ to the Health Professions Act

A

regulations

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6
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What section are Pharmacists and Pharmacy Techs governed under?

A

schedule 19

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7
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Which college are Pharmacy Techs governed under?

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ACP Alberta College of Pharmacy

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8
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What mandates must the college establish?

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Bylaws, Code of Ethics, and Standard of Practice

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How often does a license need to be renewed and who renews pharmacy tech licenses?

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every year, ACP

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10
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How many CEU annually must a pharmacist and pharmacy tech complete?

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15 credits

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11
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What schedule of the Government Organization Act defines the scope of restricted activities that a health professional in Alberta can perform?

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Schedule 7.1

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12
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What must you complete in order to become a pharmacy tech?

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a diploma or certificate from a accredited school, successfully completed practicum, and taken and passed the PEBC exam

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13
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The Pharmacy and Drug Act (PDA) has replaced what act in 2007?

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Pharmaceutical Professions Act. (April 1st, 2007)

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14
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Under the pharmacy and drug act, what are we responsible for?

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self-governing of our profession

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15
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Pharmacy and Drug Act protection of the public in which ways?

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Inspections and Discipline

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16
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What personal information is covered by PIPA?

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  • name, address, age, weight, height, gender
  • employment or financial history
  • ID numbers, place of birth, ethnic origin
  • opinions, evaluations, or comments, about an individual
17
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What does PIPA stand for?

A

Personal Information Protection Act of Alberta

18
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What does PIPEDA stand for?

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Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act

19
Q

ACB Group 1 Drugs:

A

Asparaginase
BCG (for bladder cancer)
Bleomycin
Letrozole

20
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ACB Group 2 Drugs:

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Docetaxel (lung cancer)
Goserelin (breast cancer)
Paclitaxel (lung cancer)
Topotecan (ovarian cancer)

21
Q

What does ACB stand for?

A

Alberta Cancer Board

22
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ACB Group 3 Drugs

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Cladribine (lymphoma, injectable only)
Cytarabine
Gemcitabine
Paclitaxel (breast, injectable only adjuc therapy)

23
Q

What schedule drugs can midwives prescribe?

A

Schedule 2

24
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What are some examples of what midwives can prescribe

A

Hydralazine
Hydrocortisone
Folic Acid
Domperidone