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brand and generic ingredients - ✔✔same
brand and generic appearance - ✔✔they look a little different because the law does now
allow them to look the same. the active ingredients are the same, but the inactive ingredients
may be different
brand and generic financial benefit to patient and pharmacy - ✔✔pharmacy: more profitable
patient: cheaper
match: generic vs brand
captopril and capoten - ✔✔G: captopril
B: capoten (company and USAN approved)
how many digits is NDC - ✔✔10
first segment of NDC - ✔✔labeler code
2nd segment of NDC - ✔✔product code = strength, dosage, form and formulation
last segment of NDC - ✔✔package code= package size
,-NDC format
-what to do if format is wrong?
- how must you submit NDC's from the pharmacy to the insurance - ✔✔-5-4-2
-add a zero in front of segment not meeting this format
- electronically
drug categories - ✔✔over the counter drugs(OTC), legend drugs (Rx only), controlled
dangerous drugs(schedules I-V)
established 5 "schedules" for the classification and control of drug substances, which are
subject to public abuse. - ✔✔The Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of
1970
1. schedule 1 abuse potential?
2. accepted medical use?
3. Examples? - ✔✔1. highest
2. none
3. heroin, LSD
1.schedule 2 abuse potential?
2. accepted medical use?
3. may lead to? - ✔✔1. high
2. yes
3. severe psychological or physical dependence
1. schedule 3 abuse potential?
2. accepted medical use?
3. may lead to? - ✔✔1. < schedule 1 or 2
, 2. yes
3. moderate physiological or physical dependence
1. schedule IV abuse potential?
2. accepted medical use?
3. may lead to? - ✔✔1. < schedule 3
2. yes
3. limited psychological or physical dependence relative to schedule 3
1. schedule 5 abuse potential?
2. accepted medical use?
3. may lead to? - ✔✔1. < schedule IV
2. yes
3. limited to psychological or physical dependence relative to schedule IV
licensed intern requirements - ✔✔1. 50 hour college requirement
2. overall GPA not less than a C
3. currently enrolled in a college of pharmacy, or pharmacy graduate
4. becomes void after 5 years
• Licensed training area
• Direct supervision of a licensed preceptor
• Note intern-preceptor ratios
• Professional Conduct
• Notify Board with address changes
• College hours vs. non-college hours
• Conspicuously display intern license,
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