Unit 1: Chapter 4: Drug Regulation and Control Flashcards
What DAW 0 mean?
Substition is not allowed by the prescriber
FDA may approve a Biologics LicenseApplication if the Biologic proves to be:
Safe and effective
A therapeutic alternative is a drug that:
Contains a different active ingredient, but is the same in drug class and works similarly
What does DAW 5 mean?
Substitution is allowed, but the brand name is dispensed as generic
What does DAW 2 mean?
Substitution is allowed but the patient requsted the brand name to be dispensed
Which is an example f a Class I recall?
A. an oral med that smells moldy
B. an injectable with the wrong package size
C. and injectable with a piece of glass in the med
d. an oral med that didn’t go through the FDA approval process
B.
Which type of recall involves products that are unlikely to cause adverse effects?
Class III recall
What are the three phases and investigational drug goes through prior ro submitting a NDA?
Phase 1, phase 2, phase3
What does DAW 3 mean?
Sub is allowed, but the pahrmacist determines brand should be dispensed
WHich involves introducing a drug for the first time in humans?
Phase 1 testing
Which resources contains TE codes?
Orange book
A system that allows pharmacists toautomatically sub with certain pharmacological or therapeutic alternatives without calling the prescriber each time is known as a :
collaborative agreement
Investigational drugreturns may be performed by the
IDS technician
Which DAW code is rarely used and is currently not in use?
9
If a product has a TE code that begins with B in the orange book, this means that the product:
Does not meet the necessary requirements to be equivalent