Florida Pharmacy Law

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FDCA

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Federal Food Drug Cosmetic Act
6-15-1938

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FDA

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Pure Food and Drug Act

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PPPA

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POISON PREVENTION PACKAGING ACT
1970

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CSA

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Controlled Substance Act
1970 established DEA

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DEA

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Drug Enforcement Administrration
1973

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obra

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omnibus budget reconciliation act of 1990

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pdma

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prescription drug marketing act

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PFDA established 3 illegal acts

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adulteration
misbranding
placing unapproved new drus into interstate commerce

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Drug is

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1.in USP<NH, Homeopathic Pharm
2articles intended for use in
a Diagnosis, Cure, Mitigation or treatment or prevention of a disease
3 articles intended to affect the functoion or structure of the body
4 any component of above 3

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intended use of drug is determined by

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provider

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medicinal drugs in Fla Law

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prescription drugs

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Fla board make up

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9 total members
7 pharmacist- residents and practicing 4 years in Flka
(1- community,1 institutional)
2 non pharmacist with no connection to pharmacy
1 member of board must be over 60

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board terms

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4years- appointed by governor

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CE in Florida`

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30 hours q 2 years

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whan can clinical pharmacist order labs in Florida

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Nursing home rsidents with the approval of home's medical director and for patients under the care of a home health agency

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consultant pharmascist needs __ hours of addition CE on Labs to order labs
Florida

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3 hours

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Can a tech take physician orders in Fla

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yes refills only

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an emergency room may dipense how much med to a patient in Fla

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24 hours worth

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Required on the front of controlled Rx in Florida

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name and address of pt
Full name, address and DEA # od prescriber printed on front of RX
species of animal if veterinary
name, strength , quanitiy and directions
rx #, date and RPh initials

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controlled Rx must be kept

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2 years

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Controlled rx label must contain

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Name, address of pharmacy
date filled, Rx #,patient name, prescriber name, directions- warning against transfer of drug to another patient

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Emergency Rx for CII drugs are for a _______ supply

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72 hour

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refill limit for CIII, CIV,CV rx

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5 times or 6 months from date written

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quantity on a controlled rx must be written

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numerical and spelled out

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date on controlled rx

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must have the abbreviated month written out

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limit for oral Sch III Rx

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30 days only

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emergency refill of Non CII controlled drug

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up to 72 hours

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records pertaining to controlled substances shall be

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CII- seprate from other business records
CIII, IV,V- separate or easily retievable from other records

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Limits on otc CV drugs

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sale recorded in bound volumn
ID required
Under age 18 requires Rx
pharmascist can refuse to sell if abuse is suspected

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quantity limit on OTC CV

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120mg codeine, 60mg dihydrocodeine, 30mg ethyl morphine or 240mg opium per 48 hours

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In addition to all regular requirements Foreign graduates must

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Pass TOEFL(test of english as a foreign language)
pass TSE-test of spoken english
Pass FPGEE

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Internship shall exceed ___hours

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2080

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NAPLEX score is accepted in Florida for ___years

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12

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Lifetime free licence is granted to

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thos with 50 years or more of Florida Licensure

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Pharmacy must notify board with __ days of a manager change

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10

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Class I instituional pharmacy

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no pharmacist on premises.- no drugs dispensed on premises. Patients receive drugs from individaul medication containers

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Class II institutional pharmacy

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has registered pharmacist doing disepensing and consulting functions on premesis

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In Florida it is illegal to adverise

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Controlled drugs

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Pharmacist m ust substitute generic drugs unless

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a prescriber writes" Medically Necessary" on Rx in his own handwriting or expressly indicates no substitution in an oral or electronic rx

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Expiration date of drug on Rx label can be

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date of expiration on manufacturer label or 1 year whichever is less

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Classes a pharmacist can prescribe

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1 any combo of OTC ingredients in any strength
2 any drug recommened for OTC status by FDA and pending approval
3. antihistamine and decongestant in combo or as a single entity
4. fluoride products
5. lindane producvts
6. otc's approved on Florida Medicaid
7 topical anti-infectives except eye and ear

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pharmacist administeriong flu vaccine must have ___ in insurance

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$200,000

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Pharmacist must complete __ hours of CE involving immunizations to qualify

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20

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besides insurance and CE an immuniztion pharmacist must have

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a written protocol with a prescriber

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First license renewal requires what additional CE

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HIV 1 hour
medication errors 2 hours

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Attending a board meeting for 8 hours can grant ___ of CE

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5 hours of risk management

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Live or inmteractive computer CE must be __ hours per renewal period

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10

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Analgesic a pharmacist can prescribe

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mag salicyate/phenytoloxamine
choline salicylate
magnesium salicylate
naproxen sod
naproxen
ibuprofen

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Limit of phenazopyiridine that RPh can prescribe

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2 days

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Rph can prescribe the following ear medications if tympanic membrane perforation does not exist

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Antipyrine 5.4%
Benzocaine 1.4%
Glyceribn

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An ti nausea preps for RPh prescribing

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Meclizine up to 25mg
scopolamine patches not exceeding 1.5 mg/patch

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Meclizine cannot be prescribed by RPh if

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paitient takes CNS depressants

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pharmacist must warn patien prescribed scope patch that

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medical adv ice must be sougvht if eye pain, redness or decreased vision occurs

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Anthistamines RPh can prescribe

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diphenhydramine
carbinoxamine
pyrilamine
dexchlorpheniram,ine
brompheniramine

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Decongestants RPh can prescribe

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phenylephrine
azatadine

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Limit of RPh rx

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34 days

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RPh cannot prescribe for

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pregnant or nursing mother

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RPh can prescribe these antifungals and antibiotic topically

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Iodochlorhydroxyuin with HC
Haloprogin
clotrimazole cream, lotion
erythromycin

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Hydrocortisone can be prescribed by RPh up to

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2 1/2 %

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Otic antifungal, antibacterial for RPh prescribing

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ACETIC ACID 2% IN ALUM ACETATE

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kERATOLYTIC PRESCRIBED BY rpH

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salicyclic acid 16.7
lactic acid 16.7 in flex collodion for warts

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Pharmacist ncan prescribe what for lice
What qty limit

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Lindane shampoo 4oz for head lice only

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RPh can prescribe which H2 antag

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Cimetidine
famotidine
ranitadine

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What can RPH prescribe for herpes of lips

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acyclovir oint
peniciclovir

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for acne RPh can prescribe

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Benzolyl peroxide

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Can fluoride be used in child under 6months by RPh

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N o

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in patient is 6mos to 3 years and fluoride in water is less than.3ppm what is dose

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.25mg / dy

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if patient is 3 to 6 years and F in water is less than .3ppm Rph can prescribe

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.5mg

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if patient is 3 to 6 years and F in water is less than .6ppm Rph can prescribe

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.25mg

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if patient is 6 to 16 years and F in water is less than .6ppm Rph can prescribe

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.5mg

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if patient is 6 to 16 years and F in water is less than .3ppm Rph can prescribe

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1mg

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ratio of tech to RPh

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1:1 except with permission

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drugs that cannot be substituted in Floida

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Digitoxin
dicumarol
chlorpromazine solid dosage form
theophyllin extended release
levothyroxine
pancrelipase