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Question 1

Who must register for a DEA number?

Answer 1

• Any “persons” what do things registered by the DEA
• Corperations, Institutions…

Question 2

What are the ten types of federal registrations that are allowed?

Answer 2

• Manufacturing
• Distributing
• Reverse Distributing
• Dispensing or Instructing
• Research [C-I]
• Research [C-II to V]
• Narcotic Treatment Programs
• Importing
• Exporting
• Chemical Analysis

Question 3

What are the forms that must be filled out to register?

Answer 3

• DEA form 224
• DEA form 225
• DEA form 363
• DEA form 510

Question 4

Who should fill out the DEA for 224?

Answer 4

• Retail Pharmacy, Hospital/Clinics, Practitioners, Teaching Institutions, Mid-level practitioners

Question 5

Who should fill out a DEA for 225?

Answer 5

• Manufacturer, Distributor, Researcher, Analytical Laboratory, Importer, Exporter

Question 6

Who should fill out the DEA form 363?

Answer 6

• Narcotic Treatment Programs

Question 7

Who should fill out the DEA form 510?

Answer 7

• Domestic Chemicals

Question 8

When should the registration types be renewed?

Answer 8

• Annually except for “dispensing or instructing” which is Every 3 years

Question 9

What is Registeration based on?

Answer 9

• Schedules of drugs handled and the activies engaged
• Schedule I [1], Schedule II Nacrcotic [2], Schedule 2 Non-Nacrcotics [2N], Schedule III Nacrcotics [3], Schedule II Non-Narcotics [3N], Schedule IV [4], Schedule V [5]

Pharmacies are 2, 2N, 3, 3N, 4, 5

Question 10

What are Coincident activtives?

Answer 10

• Extra activities that a DEA Registrant can engage in without getting additional registration

i.e: Manfacuturers need Distributor too
i.e: Retails can distibute 5% without distributor

Question 11

What are the coincident activites for a dispensing or instructing activty?

Answer 11

• Pharmacies can distribute 5% of total controls
• May conduct research for substances that are registered
• Pharmacist may manufacture solutions or dosage forms containing C-II to V [not >20%]
• Retail Pharmacy may use Central Fill

Question 12

Out of the ten types of Registerations, what are the three that do NOT have any coincident activities?

Answer 12

• Reverse Distributing
• Narcotic Treatment Programs
• Exporting

Question 13

When looking at a DEA number what is important to know about the letters?

Answer 13

• The “Big Four” have a first letter of A, B, F, G
• Mid-level have M
• Distributors have P, R

Question 14

What is the easy way that we are able to look to see if a DEA number is legit?

Answer 14

• Add 1st, 3rd, 5th digits together
• Add 2nd, 4th, 6th digits together then times by 2
• Add step 1 and 2 together and the last digits should match

Question 15

What are institutional DEA Numbers?

Answer 15

• Allows people without DEA numbers to work under it; like in a hospital

Question 15

What are some of the exceptions from registration?

Answer 15

• Wavied for an agent or employee, as long as you act normally [Pharmacist dont need one because pharmacy has it]
• Anyone that is a carrier for the substace [FedEx or UPS]
• The patient

Also maybe; Armed Service, Public Health Service, Prisons, Law Enforcement

Question 16

What are the ways that individual practitioners may work under an institutional DEA number?

Answer 16

• Done for there professional practice
• Permitted by what they practice
• Work place permits them too
• Acts in scope of practice
• Work allows them too under a suffix of the DEA
• Work has verfications