Week 6 Flashcards

1
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what is FDA?

A

Food and drug act

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2
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what is CDSA?

A

Controlled drugs and substances act

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3
Q

which acts are regulated by the Therapeutic Products Directorate (TPD).

A

FDA and CDSA

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4
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What is TPD?

A

Therapeutic Products Directorate

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5
Q

Most legislation concerning medication is covered by which act?

A

FDA

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6
Q

What are scheduled drugs?

A

Controlled (scheduled) drugs, are ones whose use and distribution are tightly controlled because of their abuse potential or risk

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7
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how are drugs which are covered by the CDSA available?

A

through prescription or not legally allowed in Canada

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8
Q

What is done in Preclinical investigations?

A

in vitro and animal studies

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9
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how many Clinical Phases of investigation are there?

A

4

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10
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what is a Placebo?

A

Substance that looks like the drug being investigated

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11
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Define Double-blind study

A

neither the subject nor the investigator knows who gets the placebo and who gets the drug

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12
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why are blind studies good?

A

Decreases likelihood of researcher bias

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13
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which phases are “pre-market” investigations?

A

1-3 phases

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14
Q

If approved by Health Canada, the manufacturer will hold a patent for how many years?

A

8-10 years

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15
Q

What are the 10 rights of medications?

A

The right client
The right medication
The right dose
The right route
The right site
The right frequency
The right reason
The right time
The right pre-assessment
The right follow up and documentation

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16
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Medications which are known to be particularly at risk for causing harm if given incorrectly are called …?

A

High alert

17
Q

Do high alert drugs have a big or small therapeutic index?

A

Small therapeutic index

18
Q

Medications which are identified as high alert must be …?

A

Independent double checked

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