Excpt Law and regulations review Questions With Correct Answers.

DEA Form 222 - Answer--Used to order C-ii meds, -copy 1 & 2 sent to supplier, copy 3 retained at pharmacy -valid for 60 days -1 item per line, 10 items per order -retained in pharmacy for 2 years DEA Form 106 - Answer--Filled out when there is theft or loss of controlled substance. DEA Form 41 - Answer--The breakage or spillage of controlled substances, does not constitute a loss. -Retail 1 per year, inpatient as many per year. DEA Form 224 - Answer-To dispense controlled substances DEA Form 363 - Answer--Needed to operate controlled substance treatment program. DAW 0 - Answer-No product code selected, Dr and patient both agree on generic. DAW 1 - Answer-Substitution not allowed by doctor, medically necessary or dispense as written. DAW 2 - Answer-Substitution allowed, patient requests product dispensed, brand DAW 3 - Answer-Substitution allowed, RPH selects product dispensed DAW 4 - Answer-Substitution allowed - generic drug not in stock DAW 5 - Answer-Substitution allowed, brand drug dispensed as genericDAW 6 - Answer-Override DAW 7 - Answer-Substitution not allowed - brand drug mandated by law DAW 8 - Answer-Substitution allowed; generic drug not available in marketplace DAW 9 - Answer-Other, misc. USP 795 - Answer-Guidelines for non-sterile compounding, ex: punch method, electronic scale, class a balance scale, suppositories, reconstitution USP 797 - Answer-Guidelines for sterile compounding, ex: ampule, IV, chemo. meds USP 800 - Answer-Provides guidelines for safe handling of hazardous drugs identified by NIOSH -PPE required. Class 1 recall - Answer-where there is a strong likelihood that the product will cause serious adverse effects or death Class 2 recall - Answer-the product may cause temporary but reversible adverse effects, or in which there is little likelihood of serious adverse effects Class 3 recall - Answer-Where a product is not likely to cause adverse effects Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) - Answer-Enforces Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), regarding how hazardous medical waste disposal.