Regulations of CDs (not finished) Flashcards
Sch 1 have no therapeutic use and are limited to research. Practitioners can only possess unless they have a?
Home office License
Practitioners can only take hold of sch 1 for what 2 reasons?
1) for destruction
2) to hand to the police
Which CDs have CD prescription requirements?
sch 2 +3
Which CD’s cannot be given as an emergency supply
sch 2 + 3 (unless phenobarbitol for epilepsy)
Which CD’s need to be recorded in a CD register when supplying or obtaining them?
sch 2
Which CD’s cannot be on a repeat prescription?
sch 2 +3
How long are sch 2,3 and 4 prescriptions valid for?
28 days
Which CD’s does the destruction have to be witnessed by an authorised witness?
sch 2
How long does an the invoice for sch 3 drugs have to be kept for?
2 years
Who can sch 2 drugs be supplied to?
Licensed wholesalers, practitioners, hospitals, registered pharmacies
What is the difference in regulations between sch 2 and 3 drugs
sch 3, dont need
- to be kept in locked CD cabinet
- dont need to have destruction witnessed
- supply and obtain doesnt need to be recorded in CD register
- no requirement to record supply
Does sch 4 have POM or CD prescription writing requirements?
POM requirements (only possess with prescription)
What are CD prescription requirements? (8)
⦁ Age + DOB (if needed) ⦁ patients full name and address ⦁ Drug name, strength (if more than one exists), Form ⦁ dose needs to be specific eg 'one as directed' ⦁ signature- prescribers own handwriting ⦁ Prescriber address within UK ⦁ Date valid within 28 days ⦁ Total quantity in words AND figures
Pharmacists can supply medication against which two kinds of CD prescription errors?
Also, what are the requirements when amending the CD RX? (2)
- minor typos or spelling mistakes
- total quantity in words OR figures
Amend with indelible ink on the body of RX
sign, date and GPhC register number
In what time frame can owings be given for for sch 2,3,4, 5 CDs?
sch 2,3,4 - 28 days
sch 6 months