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RESTRICTED DRUG PROGRAMS Flashcards

1
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absorbed through the month

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Transmucosal

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Which program requires immediate release forms of fentanyl, such as Actiq (lonzend, dissolve between the cheek and mouth), Fentora(buccal tab, dissolved in the cheek), Lazanda (nasal spray), and Subsys (sublingual spray)?

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Transmucosal Immediate Release Fentanyl Program (TIRF)

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3
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Actiq

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Transmucosal

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4
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Fentora(

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Transmucosal

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5
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Lazanda

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Transmucosal

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6
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Subsys

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Transmucosal

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7
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Prescribers are required to register into this program before prescribing to OUTpatients.

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Transmucosal Immediate Release Fentanyl Program (TIRF)

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8
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Pharmacies (both inpatient and outpatient): must be enrolled in this program before they can dispense

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Transmucosal Immediate Release Fentanyl Program (TIRF)

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9
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All outpatient Rx must go through an electronic verification system for this program

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Transmucosal Immediate Release Fentanyl Program (TIRF)

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10
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Medguide required w/ each rx (outpatient), no medguide if inpatient for this program

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Transmucosal Immediate Release Fentanyl Program (TIRF)

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11
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Antipsychotic used to treat schizophrenia and other mental disorders.

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Clozapine (CLOZARIL)

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12
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Can cause agranulocytosis (blood disorder) - don’t make enough white blood cells, most often neutrophils, can lead to dangerous condition called neutropenia.

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Clozapine (CLOZARIL)

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13
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Required to have blood test often in this program

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Clozapine REMS Program

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14
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Prescribers : certify in program before prescribing , responsible for enrolling patients

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Clozapine REMS Program

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15
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Pharmacy dispensing for Outpatient must have ______ required for Clozapine REMS Program

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Pre-dispense Auth (PDA)

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16
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PDA not required for Clozapine REMS Program

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Inpatient

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17
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ANC

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absolute neutrophil count

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18
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Days’ supply and refills : No limits

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Clozapine REMS Program

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19
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Blood test often

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Clozapine REMS Program

20
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blood work every week for at least 6 months -

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New Patient

21
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blood work every 2 weeks

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Patient for 6 months

22
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blood work every 4 weeks

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Patient for 1 year

23
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Use to treat women w/ severe diarrhea-predominant IBS.

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Lotronex (alosetron)

24
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Causes : Ischemic colitic, complications form constipation

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Lotronex (alosetron)

25
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Prescribers: complete training, counsel patients (review pt education sheet)

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Lotronex REMS Program

26
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  • Pharmacies: may receive electronic, fax, or handwritten rx, can also have refills
    - Generic can be substituted
    - Medguide required.
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Lotronex REMS Program

27
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REMS

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Risk Evaulation and Mitigation Strategy

28
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used to collect data from patients using the drug

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National Registry

29
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class of meds that has a nation registry to keep track of fetal malformation while pregnant

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Antiepileptic’s

30
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opioid dependence, DEA number will begin w/ X when prescribing for what drug?

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Suboxone

31
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Nasal decongestant used for treating cold symptoms

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Pseudoephedrine, brand name Sudafed or Nexafed

32
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dangerous and highly addictive street drug, “crystal meth”

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Pseudoephedrine, brand name Sudafed or Nexafed

33
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Pseudoephedrine -Retail Setting

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OTC (3.6 grams/day (146 tabs), 9 grams/30 days (366 tabs))

34
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Pseudoephedrine -Mail-order

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7.5 grams/30 days

35
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Pseudoephedrine- Patient identity

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state or federate/gov’t photo ID

36
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Treat severe acne

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Isotretrinoin

37
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can cause birth defects

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Teratogenic

38
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Program to reduce changes of birth defects

-Female patients aren’t pregnant.

A

iPLEDGE Program

39
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What program is for Isotretrinoin?

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iPLEDGE Program

40
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monthly pregnancy tests, use 2 separate forms of birth control

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Patients (male and female)

41
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must get authorization through : iPLEDGE website or phone system, or electric telecommunication method called

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Pharmacy Network Connectivity or “the switch”

42
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RMA

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Risk Management Auth

43
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RMA on prescription for this program

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iPLEDGE Program

44
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Medguide is required w/ EACH Rx for this program

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iPLEDGE Program

45
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-CanNOT have refills and written more than 30 days at a time.

A

iPLEDGE Program

46
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Do not Dispense to Pt After” date for NON child bearing age

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30 days from their office visit

47
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Do not Dispense to Pt After” date for CHILD bearing age

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7 days from their last pregnancy test

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