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The date the prescription is to be filled
The date on which the prescription is written
The date on which the medication will be available
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Can cover Hospitalists (physicians)in the scope of their employement
Includes a practitioner/internal code number as suffix to DEA number
The hospital must have list of codes available upon request by law enforcement agencies
All of the above are true
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Form 222
Incidence Reporting Form 3A
Form 106
TPS Report (with cover sheet)
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Used in a different patient population than originally approved
Administered in a different form
Used for a different indication
All of the above would apply to "New Drug"
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New Drug Application
Abbreviated New Drug Application
Approved Drug Application
Investigational New Drug Application
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Oxycodone
Anabolic Steroids
Amphetamines
Methylphenidate
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Pharmacist must fill out prescription and Form 106
The quantity provided is suffice only to cover the "emergency period"
Prescription from provider should be sent (postmarked in US) with "Authorization for emergency dispensing" within 7 days
There must be an immediate need for administration, with no alternative treatment available
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Within 30 days of expiry
Within 60 days of expiry
Within 90 days of expiry
Within 120 days of expiry
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Forms are serially number
Come in booklets of 7 or 14
Formed are filled in triplicate
Mistakes require single strike through NOT "blacking out" of information
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3%
5%
7%
10%
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Medicare fraud
Violation of controlled substances act
Death
Closure of a pharmacy
All of the above are valid reasons
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24 hours
2 days
1 week
Central pharmacies are not allowed to keep records
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Manufacturers
Patients
Delivery Personnel
Distributors
Dispensers
Prescribers
All of the above are included
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1 year
2 years
3 years
4 years
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Three Files: Schedule II Drugs, Schedule III-V Drugs, Non-Controlled Drugs
Two separate Files: Schedule 2-5 drugs (adequate computer system OR Red “c” in lower right-hand corner of all 3-5) and Non-controlled drugs
Two separate Files: Schedule II drugs, Schedule III-V and non-controlled drug (Adequate computer system or red “C” in lower right corner of all Schedule III-V drugs)
All are acceptable
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14 days - 6 months
28 days - 6 months
28 days - 12 months
30 days - 6 months
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Physicians
Podiatrists
Veterinarians
Nurse Practitioners
Dentist
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A prescription can be transferred no more times than refills allotted (i.e. 3 refills = 3 refills MAX)
Must be directly communicated between two licensed pharmacists
"Void" must be be written on the prescription
"Transfer" must be be written on the prescription
On the back of the prescription must be written: pharmacy address, DEA number, name of pharmacist, date of transfer
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III
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V
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Limited Liability Clause
Freedom from Misbranding Act
Subsequent Safety
Safe Harbor Provision
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Justice Department
CIA
FBI
A and C
All of the above
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Form 222 (executive order forms)
Inventories
Manufacturer invoices
Paper prescription
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Nursing Homes
Facilities with resident patients
Assisted living facilities
All of the above are not considered LTCF
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Category 1
Category 2
Category 5
Category 7
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