Stuff needed to know for MPJE Flashcards

1
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Acetaminophen with greater than 1gm/package

A

Child resistant packaging

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2
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Aspirin

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Child resistant Packaging except for powder

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3
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Ibuprofen with greater than 1 gram/package

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Child resistant packaging

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4
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Naproxen with greater than 250 mg/package

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Child Resistant Packaging

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5
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Ketoprofen with greater than 50 mg/package

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Child Resistant Packaging

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6
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Iron with greater than 250 mg of elemental iron per package

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Child Resistant Packaging

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7
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Diphenhydramine with greater than 66 mg/package

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Child resistant Packaging

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8
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Loperamide

A

Child resistant packaging

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9
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Minodoxil topcial

A

Child resistant packaging

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10
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Any previous products that were originally Rx only (PPIs)

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Child resistant Packaging

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11
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SL nitroglycerin or SL and chewable isosorbide dinitrate

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Does not require child resistant packaging

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12
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OC, Conjugated estrogens, Norethindrone, HRT

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Does not require Child resistant packaging

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13
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Methylprednisolone with less than 84mg/package

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Does not require child resistant packaging

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14
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Prednisone tablets with less than 105 mg/package

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does not require child resistant packaging

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15
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Cholestyramine Powder

A

Does not require child resistant packaging

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16
Q

Unit dose potassium with less than 50 mEq per package

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Does not require child resistant packaging

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17
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Erythromycin Ethylsuccinate granules (<8,8,16)

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Does not require child resistant packaging

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18
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Fluoride liquid or tablets with less than 110 mg/package

A

Does not require child resistant packaging

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19
Q

Pancrealipase tablets, caps or powder

A

Does not require Child resistant packaging

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20
Q

Sudafed Base material

A

24.6 mg per 30 mg of Sudafed

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21
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Mebendazole Tablet with less than 600mg/package

A

Does not require child resistant packaging

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22
Q

Obra 90

A

Requiring pharmacists to preform DUR and counseling for all medicaid patients before dispensing to patient.

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23
Q

Antineoplastic drugs

A

NIOSH

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24
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Misoprostol

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NIOSH

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25
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Chloramphenicol

A

NIOSH

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26
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Warfarin

A

NIOSH

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27
Q

Fluconazole, Voriconazole

A

NIOSH

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28
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Abacavir, Entecavir, Nevirapine, Zidovuidine

A

NIOSH

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29
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Cidofovir, Gancilovir, Valganciclovir

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NIOSH

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30
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Isotretinoin

A

NIOSH

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31
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Dronedarone

A

NIOSH

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32
Q

Acitretin, Azathioprine, Leflunomide, Teriflunomide

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NIOSH

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33
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Fingolimod

A

NIOSH

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34
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Dutasteride, Finasteride

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NIOSH

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35
Q

Zoledronic Acid, Pamidronate

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NIOSH

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36
Q

Paroxetine

A

NIOSH

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37
Q

Exenatide, Liragludie

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NIOSH

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38
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Lomitapide

A

NIOSH

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39
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Colchicine

A

NIOSH

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40
Q

Ivabradine, Spironolactone

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NIOSH

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41
Q

Ribavirin

A

NIOSH

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42
Q

Androgens, Estrogens, Progesterones, SERMS, Ulipristal

A

NIOSH

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43
Q

Methimazole, Propylthiouracil

A

NIOSH

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44
Q

Temazepam, Triazolam

A

NIOSH

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45
Q

Dihydroergotamine

A

NIOSH

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46
Q

Apomorphine, Rasagline

A

NIOSH

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47
Q

Ambrisetan, Bosentan, Macitentan, Riociguat

A

NIOSH

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48
Q

Ziprasidone

A

NIOSH

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49
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Cyclosporine, Mycophenolate, Tacrolimus, Sirolimus

A

NIOSH

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50
Q

Clobazam, Clonazepam

A

NIOSH

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51
Q

Carbamazepine, Oxcarbazepine, Zonisadmide

A

NIOSH

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52
Q

Phenytoin, Topiramate, Vigabatrin

A

NIOSH

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53
Q

Fosphenytoin, Divalproex, Eslicarbazepine

A

NIOSH

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54
Q

Step 1 of CSOS order and Supply chain

A

Pharmacy/purchaser submits enrollment to DEA

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55
Q

Step 2 of CSOS order and Supply chain

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Pharmacy/purhcaser digitally scans order signed and sent to wholesaler/supplier

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56
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Step 3 CSOS order and Supply chain

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Wholesaler/Purchaser validates certification through DEA of Pharmacy/Purchaser

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57
Q

Step 4 CSOS order and Supply chain

A

Wholesaler/Supplier supplies controlled substances to Pharmacy/Purchaser

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58
Q

Step 5 CSOS order and supply chain

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Wholesaler/Supplier reports transaction to DEA

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59
Q

Calcium warning Statement for OTCs

A

Greater than 3.2 g

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60
Q

Magnesium warning statement for OTCs

A

Greater than 600 mg

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61
Q

Potassium warning statement for OTCs

A

greater than 975 mg

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62
Q

Sodium warning statement for OTC’s

A

greater than 140 mg but have different categories
less than or equal to 5 mg is considered sodium free
Very low sodium is less than or equal to 35 mg
Low sodium is less than or equal to 140mg

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63
Q

Pharmacy Orders controls from a supplier

A

Brown to Supplier
Green to DEA
Blue to Pharmacy

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64
Q

Pharmacy Returns controls to supplier

A

Brown to Pharmacy
Green to DEA
Blue to Supplier

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65
Q

Pharmacy sends unused drugs back to reverse distributor for disposal

A

Brown to Pharmacy
Green to DEA
Blue to Reverse Distributor

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66
Q

Pharmacy sells or lends drugs to another pharmacy

A

Brown to supplying pharmacy
Green to DEA
Blue to Receiving pharmacy

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67
Q

Pharmacy sells or lends drugs to physician for admin or dispensing

A

Brown to Pharmacy
Green to DEA
Blue to Physician

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68
Q

Info regarding Therapeutic Equivalence

A

To be therapeutically equivalent, the drug must be studied in vitro to determine it to be therapeutically equivalent and must meet rating in order for it to be equivalent.
Ex: AB1 to AB1 or AB1 AB2 to AB2 are considered equivalent
Ex: AB1 to AB2 are not considered equivalent

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69
Q

Info regarding Therapeutic Equivalence

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To be therapeutically equivalent, the drug must be studied in vitro to determine it to be therapeutically equivalent and must meet rating in order for it to be equivalent.
Ex: AB1 to AB1 or AB1 AB2 to AB2 are considered equivalent
Ex: AB1 to AB2 are not considered equivalent

70
Q

CSP low Risk BUD for Sterile drugs

A

Considered with a drug with less than 3 sterile ingredients and no more than 2 entries into 1 sterile container
Room Temp BUD: 48 hours
Fridge Temp BUD: 14 days
Freezer BUD: 45 days

71
Q

CSP Medium Risk BUD for sterile drugs

A

Considered with a drug with more than 3 sterile ingredients and multiple things withdrawn from the same vial
Room Temp BUD: 30 hours
Fridge Temp BUD: 9 days
Freezer BUD: 45 days

72
Q

CSP High Risk BUD for Sterile drugs

A

Considered drugs with non sterile ingredients and equipment. Not usually done
Room Temp BUD: 24 hours
Fridge Temp BUD: 3 days
Freezer BUD: 45 days

73
Q

Sterile Compounding Area requirements

A

Anteroom must be at ISO Class 7 or 8
Buffer Room at ISO Class 7
Hood at ISO Class 5
Positive air pressure

74
Q

Sterile compounding Hazardous Drug area requirements

A

Anteroom must be ISO Class &
Buffer Room at ISO Class 7
Hood at ISO Class 5
Negative Air pressure along with external vents

75
Q

Sterile Garbing Sequence

A

1: Head and face covers
2: Shoe Covers
3: Washing hands
4: Non shedding gown
5: Alcohol based hand scrubs
6: Sterile powder free gloves
7: Sanitize gloves with 70% Isopropyl alcohol
Note: steps 1-4 are done in Anteroom and 5-7 are in buffer room.

76
Q

Drugs Found On REMS program

A

Clozapine, Isotretinoin, Opioid analgesics and Thalidomide

77
Q

Clozapine Importance for REMS program

A

ANC Greater than 1500 to initiate

ANC Greater than 1000 to continue treatment

78
Q

Alfentanil

A

Schedule II

79
Q

Codeine, Single Ingredient

A

Schedule II

80
Q

Hyslinga ER

A

Schedule II

81
Q

Zohydro ER

A

Schedule II

82
Q

Lortab

A

Schedule II

83
Q

Tussicaps

A

Schedule II

84
Q

Tussionex

A

Schedule II

85
Q

Vicoprofen

A

Schedule II

86
Q

Levorphanol

A

Schedule II

87
Q

Methadose

A

Schedule II

88
Q

Kadian

A

Schedule II

89
Q

Ms Contin

A

Schedule II

90
Q

Duramorph

A

Schedule II

91
Q

Infumorph

A

Schedule II

92
Q

Mitigo

A

Schedule II

93
Q

Oxaydo

A

Schedule II

94
Q

Xtampza ER

A

Schedule II

95
Q

Opana

A

Schedule II

96
Q

Nucynta/Nucynta ER

A

Schedule II

97
Q

Adzenys ER

A

Schedule II

98
Q

Dyanavel

A

Schedule II

99
Q

Evekeo

A

Schedule II

100
Q

Mydayis

A

Schedule II

101
Q

Dexedrine

A

Schedule II

102
Q

Desoxyn

A

Schedule II

103
Q

Adhansia XR

A

Schedule II

104
Q

Aptensio XR

A

Schedule II

105
Q

Cotempla XR

A

Schedule II

106
Q

Jornay PM

A

Schedule II

107
Q

Methylin

A

Schedule II

108
Q

Quillichew/ Quillivant

A

Schedule II

109
Q

Syndros

A

Schedule II

110
Q

Pentobarbital

A

Schedule II

111
Q

Secobarbital

A

Schedule II

112
Q

Benzphetamine

A

Schedule III

113
Q

Belbuca

A

Schedule III

114
Q

Buprenex

A

Schedule III

115
Q

Probuphine

A

Schedule III

116
Q

Sublocade

A

Schedule III

117
Q

Zubsolv

A

Schedule III

118
Q

Butabarbital

A

Schedule III

119
Q

Fiorinal

A

Schedule III

120
Q

Allzital

A

Schedule III

121
Q

Bupap

A

Schedule III

122
Q

Marinol

A

Schedule III

123
Q

Ketalar

A

Schedule III

124
Q

Paregoric

A

Schedule III

125
Q

Perampanel

A

Schedule III

126
Q

Fycompa

A

Schedule III

127
Q

Phendimetrazine

A

Schedule III

128
Q

Xyrem

A

Schedule III

129
Q

Aveed

A

Schedule III

130
Q

Fortesta

A

Schedule III

131
Q

Jatenzo

A

Schedule III

132
Q

Natesto

A

Schedule III

133
Q

Vogelxo

A

Schedule III

134
Q

Xyossed

A

Schedule III

135
Q

Librium

A

Schedule IV

136
Q

Onfi

A

Schedule IV

137
Q

Sympazan

A

Schedule IV

138
Q

Tranxene T

A

Schedule IV

139
Q

Diastat

A

Schedule IV

140
Q

Byfavo

A

Schedule IV

141
Q

Restoril

A

Schedule IV

142
Q

Halcion

A

Schedule IV

143
Q

Esczopiclone

A

Schedule IV

144
Q

Lembrorexant

A

Schedule IV

145
Q

Suvorexant

A

Schedule IV

146
Q

Davigo

A

Schedule IV

147
Q

Belsomra

A

Schedule IV

148
Q

Sonata

A

Schedule IV

149
Q

Edluar

A

Schedule IV

150
Q

Zolpimist

A

Schedule IV

151
Q

Adipex-P

A

Schedule IV

152
Q

Lomaira

A

Schedule IV

153
Q

Qsymia

A

Schedule IV

154
Q

diethylpropion

A

Schedule IV

155
Q

Nuvigil

A

Schedule IV

156
Q

Butophanol

A

Schedule IV

157
Q

Stadol

A

Schedule IV

158
Q

Motofen

A

Schedule IV

159
Q

Eluxadoline

A

Schedule IV

160
Q

Viberzi

A

Schedule IV

161
Q

Phenobarbitol

A

Schedule IV

162
Q

Conzip

A

Schedule IV

163
Q

Brivaracetam

A

Schedule V

164
Q

Briviact

A

Schedule V

165
Q

Lomotil

A

Schedule V

166
Q

Diphenoxylate/Atropine

A

Schedule V

167
Q

Vimpat

A

Schedule V

168
Q

Lacosamide

A

Schedule V

169
Q

Dezocine (Dalgan)

A

Schedule IV (In our state)

170
Q

Nalbuphine (Nubain)

A

Schedule IV (In our state)