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What is the legal definition of a DRUG?

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  • 1) article/supplement recognized in the official compendium
  • 2) intended for use in diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment etc.
  • 3) intended to affect structure or body
  • 4) use within 1), 2), 3)
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What is the definition of Official Compendium?

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  • it is the USP, NF, & HPUS and they provide standard for products or for practice
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What does the United States Pharmacopeia [USP] contain?

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  • Monographs, definitions, descriptions, and standards for all aspects of a drug [strength, quality, purity, packaging…]
  • Also sterile and non-sterile
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What does the USP-NF contain?

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  • They develop/publish standards for drug substances, products, exciptants, supplements
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What does the HPUS conatain?

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  • Standard over homeopathy products [drugs that aren’t treated like USP-NF]
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What is the definiation of a Prescription Drug?

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  • Drug that is NOT safe [maybe toxic, harmful] unless under supervision of practitioner

Refers to Section 21; new drug section

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What is something that is a must to have on a prescription drug label?

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  • “Rx Only”;
  • “Prescription Only”;
  • “Caution: Federal law prohibits dispensing without prescription”
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What is the definiation of a Over-The-Counter Drug?

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  • Oppisite of Rx; Drugs that are safe and effective WITHOUT supervision of prescriber
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What is the definiation of a Behind-The-Counter Drug?

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  • Drugs that usually require a Rx BUT can be sold without one
  • Pseudoephedrine
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What is the definition of an Orphan Drug?

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  • Drug intended for use in rare diseases [<200,000 people]
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What is the definiation of a Dietary Supplement?

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  • A product to “supplement” the diet that has one or more; vitamins, minerals, herbs, amino acids…
  • NOT DRUGS [really classified as food; Reading 6]
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What is the definition of a New Drug?

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  • Drug NOT seen as safe and effective in dosage form picked OR
  • Drug IS seen as safe and effective BUT not been used in dosage form
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What is a Grandfathered Drug?

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  • Drug that was made before 1938 and was still on the market in 1962 [Digoxin, Codeine, Phenobarbital]
  • Assumed safe and effective b/c longevity
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What is the definition of DESI?

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  • Drug made between 1938 and 1962
  • Assumed safe NOT effective [effectiviness wasn’t required]
  • Had to prove EFFECTIVINESS to keep selling
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What is the definition of New Drug Appilication [NDA]?

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  • Application sent to FDA after clinical trails/data is all collected over that new drug = want approval
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What is the definition of Investigational New Drug Application [IND]?

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  • Application to FDA to exempt NDA requirements
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What is the definition of Abbreviated New Drug Application?

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  • Used by generic manufacturers to show bioequivalance

No need for NDA since they are copying NDA-approved drug

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What is the definition of Brand Name?

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  • Name given by the manufacturer
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What is the definition of Generic Name?

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  • Established name in the law
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What is the definition of Label in pharmacy law?

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  • Any printed, written, graphic material on a product container
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What is the definition of Labeling in pharmacy law?

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  • ALL LABELS and written, printed, graphic material on the container, wrapper, or accompanying product.
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What is the definition of Special Packaging?

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  • Packaging that is made difficult to open for childern 5 years and younger
  • Adults SHOULD be able to open
  • Kids under 5 MIGHT be able to get it but it stops them getting in a reasonable time
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What is the definition of Pharmaceutical Equivalents?

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  • Products with same active ingredents, dosage forms, and strength
  • May differ by; look, mechanism, expiration, labeling…
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What is the definition of Theraputic Equivalent?

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  • Pharmaceutical Equivalents that have the same clinical and safety profile
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What is the definition of Person in pharmacy law?

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  • Includes; individuals, partnership, corpoeration, association