Test 1 Review

Question 0

Drug not protected by a trademark but regulated by the FDA

Answer 0

Generic name

Question 1

Brand name given to a drug by its manufacturer

Answer 1

Trade name

Question 2

Drug that does not require a prescription, non legend drug:

Answer 2

Over the counter

OTC

Question 3

Purity

Answer 3

Standard that specifies the type or concentration

Question 4

Potency

Answer 4

Concentration of active ingredients in a medication

Question 5

Quality

Answer 5

Condition of ensuring that each time a medication is taken as ordered or In compliance with the manufacturers directions, it meets the same drug standards

Question 6

Efficacy

Answer 6

Ability of a drug to produce the desired chemical change in the body

Question 7

Placebo

Answer 7

Medication with no pharmacologic or therapeutic effect that is used to satisfy a patients psychologic need for medication

Question 8

Who controls prescriptions

Answer 8

DEA & FDA

Question 9

Who regulates the development of drugs

Answer 9

FDA

Question 10

Who oversees responsibility for purity, safety, identity and strength of meds:

Answer 10

FDA

Question 11

What do the letters FDA represent

Answer 11

Food and drug administration

Question 12

What department is the FDA a division of

Answer 12

Department of health and human services

Question 13

What do the letters DEA represent

Answer 13

Drug enforcement agencies

Question 14

What is the DEA’s function as related to pharmacology

Answer 14

Regulates and enforces the manufacturing of dangerous and potentially abusive drugs

Question 15

What do the letters BNDD

Answer 15

Bureau of narcotics and dangerous drugs

Question 16

What is the BNDD’s function

Answer 16

Register all persons who manufacture, dispense, prescribe, & administer any controlled substances

Question 17

What do the letters USP represent

Answer 17

U.S. pharmacopoeia

Question 18

What is the purpose of the USP

Answer 18

Book that contains official standards to which a drug was manufactured

Question 19

Investigational new drug testing is completed on

Answer 19

Animals

Question 20

Preclinical testing is done/completed on

Answer 20

Animals

Question 21

What records must a physician keep when using drugs on the DEA scheduled list

Answer 21

(1) log of scheduled drugs on hand and dispensed
(2) copies of suppliers invoice as a receipt for the drug
(3) DEA / BNDD registration #

Question 22

Are drug standards the same everywhere in the world

Answer 22

No

Question 23

Are over the counter drugs regulated, if so by who

Answer 23

Yes, FDA

Question 24

Name of first act to address narcotics

Answer 24

Harrison narcotic act or federal narcotic act of 1914

Question 25

NF

Answer 25

National formulary

Question 26

What is the function of the NF

Answer 26

Branch that approves the national formulary

Question 27

What agency follows the potential for abusive drugs

Answer 27

DEA

Question 28

Describe how controlled substances should be handled in the office

Answer 28

Keep separate & securely locked, double locked for opiates.
Stocks should be minimal.
Inventory controlled substances every 2yrs.
Notify DEA if theft occurs.
Must surrender expired meds to DEA.

Question 29

What type of drugs must the physician have permission to dispose of

Answer 29

Scheduled & non-scheduled drugs

out dated controlled substances

Question 30

Responsibilities of physicians office related to drug samples

Answer 30

Can accept on Dr’s discretion, can’t be sold, Dr must sign, only Dr can sign, must be packaged, kept locked, document samples given to patients on their charts, dispose of unused samples properly, can’t give back to drug rep, can’t use outdated samples, can’t repackage, report abuse of coworker, don’t allow to leave any meds they want, must be approved

Question 31

Schedule 1

Answer 31

Highest potential for abuse-not prescribed

Question 32

Schedule 2

Answer 32

Highest potential for abuse. Rx only. No refills.

Question 33

Schedule 3

Answer 33

Moderate potential for abuse. Rx only. 5 refills within 6 months

Question 34

Schedule 4

Answer 34

Lower potential for abuse Rx only 5 refills within 6 months

Question 35

Schedule 5

Answer 35

Lowest, over the counter

Question 36

Will drugs always stay on same schedule

Answer 36

No

Question 37

211 drugs for potential abuse under what act

Answer 37

Comprehensive drug abuse and control act of 1970