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Cards (114)

Section 1

(50 cards)

C2

Front

opiates & some stimulants oxycodone, hydrocodone, morphine, fentanyl cocaine, amphetamines, methylphenidate

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Dangerous Drug

Front

FFD&C says: Rx only or the drug may be dispensed only with a prescription * any drug that contains a schedule 5 controlled substance and exempt (Robitussin AC) * OTC insulin Keep dangerous drugs out of self-service areas

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C4

Front

benzos, tramadol

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Ohio State Board of Pharmacy

Front

goal: protect public 9 members appointed by the governor 8 Rph, 1 public member >60 yo 4 year term, max of 2 terms

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BOP Charges on license

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felony or gross immorality, dishonesty or unprofessional conduct, addicted/abusing alcohol or drugs, misdemeanor related to or committed in the practice of pharmacy, willfully violating, conspiring to violate, attempting to violate or aiding and abetting the violation of any of the provisions (catch all) permitting anyone other than the RPh or intern to practice pharmacy, knowingly lending the RPh or intern's name to an illegal practitioner or having connection with an illegal practitioner of pharmacy , dividing or agreeing to divide remuneration made in the practice of pharmacy with other individuals violated the terms of a consult agreement, committed fraud, misrepresentation, or deception in applying for or securing a license

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C3

Front

Depo Testosterone, products containing not more than 90mg of codeine/dosage unit tylenol with codeine, buprenorphine

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dispense

Front

final association of a drug with a patient for which the prescription from a prescriber and the professional judgement of and the interpreting, preparing, compounding, labeling, and packaging a specific drug * when the pharmacist has given the final approval * only a pharmacist may dispense * prescribers may personally furnish their own patients with medication ( samples) * nurses can administer, not dispense

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depo-teststerone

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C3

Back

C5

Front

cough preps with not more than 200mg of codeine/100mL or 100g Robitussin AC, Phenergan with Codeine

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Emergency Stock

Front

the drugs required to meet immediate needs to save or sustain life in an emergency (crash carts)

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methamphetamine (desoxyn)

Front

C2

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What Can Interns Do?

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Under the direct supervision of the RPh: sell CV controlled substances receive new oral prescriptions transfer of non-controlled substances request refill authorizations for all dangerous drugs contact prescriber for clarification as long as no professional judgement is required counsel patients immunize compound send/receive E-scripts between pharmacies accessing the same database dispense naloxone perform diagnostic lab tests stock automated dispensing cabinet & floor stock

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Buprenorphine (Suboxone)

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C3

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Wholesale Distributor of dangerous drugs

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any sale that the purpose of the purchaser is to resell - not patient specific

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Certified Roles that registered/trainee can't do!

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accepting new verbal prescription orders for non-controlled drugs from a prescriber * stock automated drugs (pyxis) * accept verbal refill for dangerous drugs (no controls) as long as there are no changes * send/receive copies of non-controls (transfers) * contacting a prescriber for clarification as long as no professional judgement is required

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methadone

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C2

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tramadol

Front

C4

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Benzphetamine (Didrex)

Front

C3

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CE Requirements

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40 hours (4.0 CEUs) every 2 years from september 15th specialty certification may be used as 36 hours requires: 0.2 CEU of Jurisprudence (law) & 0.2 CEUs of Med/Pt safety all must have NABP e-Profile CE from CME or CLE is not accepted

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Tech Trainee

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must be in educatin/training to be a registered tech pass board approved exam within 12 months RPh's/interns whose license has been denied, revoked, suspended, or restricted may not apply

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fentanyl

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C2

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definition: direct supervision

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a pharmacist shall be physically present in the pharmacy or in the area where the practice of pharmacy is occurring & provide personal review and approval of all professional activities

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Methylphenidate (Ritalin)

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C2

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methaqualone

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C1

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Contingency Stock

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the drugs required to meet the therapeutic needs of the patients when an RPh is unavailable (floor stock; pyxis)

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Responsible Person

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Every pharmacist must have a responsible person- a RPh * ensures adequate safeguards * is physically present a sufficient amount of time must take controlled substance physical inventory when change in responsible person * must notify board within 10 days of changing of responsible person

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ketamine

Front

C3

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benzos

Front

C4

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Technicians

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>18yo, high school diploma, "good moral character", not bee convicted of to any felony, pass exam by 75% within 12 months, must be "registered", not issued a physical license an RPh may only supervise up to 3 tech trainees at a time

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Summary Suspension

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the board may suspend a license by using a telephone conference call to review allegations and take a vote if the issue can't wait for a hearing * addiction or any situation that the pharmacist actions would be an immediate threat to the public

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Unprofessional Conduct

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advertising or displaying signs that promote dangerous drugs to the public in a manner that is false or misleading * selling drugs without an Rx * knowingly dispensing meds under false/forged prescriptions * knowingly failing to maintain complete and accurate records of all drugs received or dispensed * get any remuneration by fraud, misrepresentation or deception

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C1

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illegal/illicit drugs, lacks medicinal use Heroin, Marijuana, LSD

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Registered

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10 hours of CE every 2 years including 2 hrs of law and 2 hrs of Patient/Med Safety

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meperidine

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C2

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Terminal Distributor of dangerous drugs

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engaged in the sale of dangerous drugs at retail, or any person who has possession, custody, or control of dangerous drugs for any purpose other than for that person's own use and consumption * required to purchase and store dangerous drugs to sell at retail to patients

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phendimetrazine

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C3

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amphetamine

Front

C2

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License Expiration Date

Front

September 15th of each odd # year (every 2 years) $250

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Ezogabine

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C5

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Administrative Disciplinary Actions

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after a hearing: revoke, suspend, limit, place on probation, refuse to grant or renew license, impose fine or forfeiture

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Phenergan with Codeine

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C5

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Controlled Substance

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categorized by medicinal use + addiction/abuse potential * the lower the #, the greater the addiction/abuse potential

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Techs Application

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$50 application fee Q2 years, on EVEN years

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Patient Counseling

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Rph or designee shall personally offer counseling with every Rx (new and refill) for every patient * personally offer verbally, if not present written, refusal should be documented *counseling is documented with a positive ID (signature)

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Prescriber Definition

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licensed health professional authorized to prescribe drugs in the course of the individual's professional practice Not a chiropractor! Full prescribing rights: MD & DO limited: MLP Certificate to Prescribe #s no longer required- PAs now must include "Rx" at the end of the license # APN's need only their APN license #

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hydromorphone

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C2

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peyote

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C1

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Practice of Pharmacy **

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providing pharmacist care requiring specialized knowledge, judgement, and skill * interpreting prescriptions * dispensing drugs and devices * compounding * counseling * DUR * drug regimen reviews * advising on drug therapy * immunizing

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oxycodone

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C2

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Robitussin AC

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C5

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Section 2

(50 cards)

DUR OARRS

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before dispensing any controls, at a minimum, the RPh must request & review an OARRS report covering at least one year and/or bordering state's report if: * a pt adds a different or new drug to their therapy that they were not on previously * OARRS has not been ran in >12 months * a prescriber or patient is outside the pharmacy's usual geographic area * RPh suspects Dr shopping: more than one prescriber in the last 3 months (unless docs are in same location) * pt has signs of potential abuse/diversion

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Oral/Verbal Rx's

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orally transmitted by the prescriber/agent to the pharmacist, recording device, or intern * must document full name of the agent on the prescription * positive ID of the pharmacist and intern responsible for the oral prescription must be documented C2 Rx's cannot be phoned in unless emergency

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emergency supply of a C2

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immediate administration of the control is necessary and no appropriate alternative tx is available and it is not reasonably possible for the prescriber to provide a written Rx to be presented to the person dispensing the controlled substance prior to the dispensing * in case of an emergency, a RPh can dispense a C2 upon receiving oral authorization from a prescriber if: quantity prescribed & dispensed is limited to emergency period, Rx is immediately reduced to writing by the RPh, and if the RPh is not known to the pharmacist, a reasonable effort is taken to determine the Rx came from a legitimate prescriber * within 7 days, the prescriber shall provide the RPh a written Rx for the ER med which the RPh will attach to the verbal Rx * if the prescriber doesn't get you the Rx: notify the DEA and call the BOP * Rx is expired/prescriber is unavailable * RPh to use professional judgement: pt has chronic medical condition where left untreated could endanger the life of the pt or failure to dispense drug to pt could result in harm to the health of the patient

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issuance of a prescription

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a prescription must be issued for a legitimate medical purpose by a prescriber acting in the usual course of their professional practice RPh has a corresponding responsibility to see that this is true (identify fake Rxs) if the person knowingly dispensed a fake prescription, the prescriber and dispenser will be penalized

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dihydrocodeine/asa/caffeine

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C3

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emergency supply C2 verbal order

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within 7 days,need hardcopy partial fill due to pharmacy shortage: must complete fill within 72 hours

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morphine sulfate

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C2

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butorphanol

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C4

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Minimum Standards of a Pharmacy

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library with access to laws and references, poison control phone #, necessary equipment, drugs & prescription containers, well lighted & ventilated, clean & sanitary adequate physical security, posted pharmacy hours, appropriately staffed to operate in a safe & effective manner, staff must have name tag including job title

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exemptions to opiate regulations

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does not apply to vets, does not apply to chornic pain/addiction * prescribers may vary from regs, but must document in medical record why

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OARRS

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Ohio's PMP * required for OUTPATIENT * submitted daily for all controlled substances, gabapentin & naltrexone * prescribers: submit for controls & gaba that they personally furnish * Wholesalers also report controls + gaba sold to a terminal distributor * only keeps for 2 years

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opiate max day supply for acute pain

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adults with initial cute pain: max 7 days minors with initial acute pain: max 5 days with written consent from guardian all pts, max acute pain to a daily MED of 30 ( not a hard stop- exercise corresponding responsibility to ensure legitimacy, do what is in the best interest of the patient)

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drugs for office use

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not prescriptions!

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E-prescriptions

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if prescriber's software & pharmacist's software is certified by DEA * Rx must be printed out in ahrd copy (unless system proves positive ID and is approved by the Board) *

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opioids for minors

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must have informed consent completed by prescriber limited to 5 day supply for acute pain exempt: hospital situation RPh has corresponding responsibility

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codeine

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C3

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OARRS errors

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if error identified, only the dispensing pharmacist can resolve by resubmitting

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Med Synch

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may dispense in a way that varies from original Rx a <30 day supply goal: compliance *ensures pay should provide for med sych * cannot be a C2 , opiate or benzo

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hydromorphone

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C2

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max quantity/max day supply on a single Rx

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90 days for opiate chronic pain * 7 days for acute, 5 days for minor opiate acute pain * 90 day max total supply on multiple C2 Rx written on same day (do not fill until- only 3)

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ICD-10 codes

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prescriber must include ICD 10 code on all controls including the first 4 digits of the code if not reported: RPh may indicate "NC" (no code), if no code, you can still fill!

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Change/added on a C2

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after consulting prescriber, anything except: name of patient, drug or prescriber * must talk to prescriber to change/add

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tapentadol

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C2

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partial fill of C2

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document on back of Rx: date dispensed, quantity dispensed, remaining quantity authorized to be dispensed, Rx number of partial dispensing if different, manual initials of dispensing pharmacist

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tramadol

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C4

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expiration of C2

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6 months for non-opiate must fill within 14 days for opiate

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Security

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effective & approved controls & procedures to deter and detect theft and diversion board should be notified of any new facilities or changes in operation before being utilized/implemented * personal supervision by a pharmacist of the dangerous drugs at all times to deter and detect * physical/electronic security when pharmacist isn't present

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Prescription Processing

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Rx may only be filled for the first time within 6 months from the date issued * opiates must be filled within 14 days * Dangerous drugs and CV prescriptions can only be refilled for one year from date of issuance * 6 months for C3-4 no refills on C2 * all Rxs must have # of times or a period of time for which the Rx can be refilled (NO PRN)

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Rx requirements:

Front

dated on the day it is issued * full name, # & address of prescriber drug name, strength, quantity * explicit directions # of refills/time period for refills * can't be coded so that it can only be dispensed by certain pharmacies

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What can an RPh change on a prescription?

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add/change pt address (when verified) *add/change everything except: name of patient, drug/prescriber (C2: verify with prescriber; C3-5: verify with prescriber or prescriber's agent) may change days supply, ICD-10 code, or DAW when verified

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Opiate regulation updates

Front

days supply must be indicatedon all controlled substances + gabapentin * 90 day max supply applies for non-acute pain opiate rx's also * no qty/days supply limits for non-opiate controlled substance Rx's

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buprenorphine

Front

C3

Back

Positive ID

Front

method of identifying an individual who prescribes, dispenses, or administers a dangerous drug *manual or electronic signature, initials 2 factor authentication: something you know, have, and are (password, physical card, fingerprint) username and password alone are not positive IDs

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C2 must fill

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Opiate: 14 days non-opiate: 6 months

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press pause score + pain management agreement

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MED 80

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narx

Front

narcotics, sedatives, stimulants

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What can the RPh change on an Rx without verification

Front

non-controls: dosage form, drug strength, quantity, directions for use as long as: drug is generically equivalent, rx is for human, and DAW is not written *cannot substitute between long-acting & short-acting forms of a drug without verification * all changes should be documented on Rx or in profile AND communicated to patient OR prescriber * cannot make changes to: patient's name, name of drug, name of prescriber

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Opiates refill/fill date

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max 90 day supply for opiates for chronic pain * must fill within 14 days of issuance for all opiates (day 1 starts on date of issuance) * for "do not fill until" rx's must fill within 14 days but applies to the do not fill date, not the issuance date

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fentanyl

Front

C2

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Preprinted Rx for Hospice Pts

Front

no preprinted C2s, can manually add & sign for C2s * may have multiple orders on one form

Back

Refills

Front

only one year for dangerous drugs (non-C) and C5 all Rx: PRN not valid No refills for C2 C3/C4: no more than 5x in 6 mo period from date of issuance (exception: partial fill--> DEA total quantity rule) partial fill: pharmacy shortage: must get them the remaining amount within 72 hours

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Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP)

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OARRS * tool for prescribers and pharmacists to identify and prevent prescription drug abuse, misuse, or addiction * tool for law enforcement to investigate prescription drug abuse

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Prescription Format

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cannot have more than 3 non-C per form * if preprinted with multiple drug names/strength combos: can't be controls and only one prescription order selected/form * for controls: only one Rx, quantity numerically &alphabetically

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MED 120

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board certified pain medicine physician

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Faxing

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C3,4,5 can be faxed no e-faxes (electronic--> pharmacy prints it) hardcopy faxed Rx's must have wet signature C2: cannot be faxed unless: resident of long term care facility, hospice pt, compounded sterile product

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meperidine (demerol)

Front

C2

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OARRS access

Front

pharmacist, pharmacist delegates (under own login, must have separate OARRS accounts for each preceptor), HC professional, prescriber delegates, licensing board, law enforcement, individual

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Processing a Prescription

Front

ensure pt info is profiled, DUR, label drug, ensure pt is given offer to counsel, Rx is filed correctly

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emergency supply of dangerous drugs (not C2)

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can be dispensed up to a 30 day supply if the pt has been on consistent drug therapy as documented by pharmacy records (must have record on profile) * if package size is >30 days, just dispense smallest package available * can only be provided once per year/pt * must notify prescriber within 72 hours C3-5 limited to 72 hour supply!

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Prescription Definition

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written, electronic, or oral order for drugs or combos/mixtures of drugs to be used by a patient/animal, issued by a licensed health professional authorized to prescribe drugs

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Section 3

(14 cards)

Institutional Labeling Unit Dose

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name of drug route of administration if not oral strength/volume lot # expiration date manufacturer/re-packager special storage conditions

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Rx copies:

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info belongs to the patient transfer of non-C: intern can do it! not controls * C3-5 can only be transferred one time only from original fill unless in a shared, real-time database * real time database: prescription can be transferred for non-C and Controls * transferring RPh must invalidate the Rx in the computer to prevent further dispensing at that pharmacy * controls must have VOID written across Rx * can't take from outside US or new Rx's from outside US * cannot transfer unfilled controlled substance Rx to another pharmacy unless it is an electronic prescription for a controlled substance

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503A

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traditional compounding- pt specific Rx follows USP 795 and 797

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IV Outpatient Labelt

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name & address of pharmacy pt & prescriber name directions and route date of dispensing any cautions name & amount of parental solution & drugs added quantity of drug dispensed expiration date storage conditions "Compounded Drug Product"

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IV solutions InPatient Label

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patient name name & amount of IV solution name & amount of drugs added expiration date name & address of institution pharmacy "Compounded Drug Product"

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taking a prescription requirements

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original Rx# name/address of pharmacy and DEA if control date of transfer date of issuance date of original dispensing date of last fill original # of refills # of refills remaining full name of transferring RPh/intern write transfer on script

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non-resident compounding

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non-resident pharmacy is prohibited from shipping compounded drugs into Ohio unless it is pursuant to a pt specific Rx

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transferring requirements

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invalidate Rx date of transfer full name of RPh making transfer full name of RPh receiving transfer name & address of receiving pharmacy VOID on controls and write on back everything above

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Retail/Outpt Label

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name & address of pharmacy full name of pt & prescriber directions date of dispensing cautions required by state/fed law Rx # drug name & strength or generic name & distributor quantity small label: prescription # and pt name must be child-resistance unless pt waives

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Compounding Definition

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pursuant to an Rx issued by a prescriber * pursuant to the modification of an Rx with a consult agreement * incident to research * anticipation of Rx drug orders based on routine, regularly observed dispensing patterns * pursuant to a prescriber request for direct administration to pts in their office as long as: the product is not commercially available, limited quantity of the drug is compounded, an occasional exception to the normal practice for a pt-specific Rx

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interns & Rx copies

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interns can receive new control Rx's but cannot send/receive copies of controls

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C2,3,4 label warning

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caution: federal law prohibits the transfer of this drug to any person other than the patient for whom it was prescribed

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New England Compounding Center

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fungal meningitis from PF methylprednisolone in 2012 --> DQSA compounding quality act establishes oversight of compounding drugs

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503B

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allows pharmacies to make larger quantities not connected to a patient due to drug shortages * must comply with CGMP requirements

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