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Labeling on prescription drugs is written for... - ans -healthcare providers
Labeling on OTC drugs is written for... - ans -patients
If any required OTC labeling information is missing, the drug is considered - ans -
misbranded
Requirements for an OTC drug label - ans -1) Principal Display Panel
2) Statement of Identity - drug name + pharmacological category/intended action
(*should be on principal display panel*)
3) Net quantity of contents (weight, measure or numerical count)
4) Name AND address of manufacturer/packager/distributor
5) Adequate directions for self-use
6) "Drug Facts" Panel
This should be on the Principal Display Panel of an OTC drug - ans -Statement of
Identity = drug name + pharmacologic category/intended action
Is the "Drug Facts" Panel on OTCs FDA approved? - ans -Yes
In an NDC require on the OTC labeling? - ans -Requested but *not required*
Adequate directions for self use include: - ans -- dosing
- preparation
- frequency
- duration
- time
- route
,Required elements of "Drug Facts" Panel - ans -1) Active Ingredient (including
quantity per dose)
2) Purpose (pharmacologic category/intended use)
3) Uses (indications)
4) Warnings
5) Directions (for specific age groups/populations)
6) Other information (Electrolyte labeling, inactive ingredients)
7) Contact information ("Questions" + phone #)
What is included in the "other information" section of a "Drug Facts" panel? - ans
-- electrolyte information ( Na, Ca, Mg, K)
- inactive ingredients
- other info required by monograph, regulations or labeling
Unique OTC drug warnings to remember - ans -- sore throat
- allergic reaction and asthma alert
- flammability
- Reye's syndrome
- Choking
- Dosage for Sodium Phos
- STD
- "Keep out of reach of children" + accidental ingestion/overdose
Which OTC drugs are exempt from "If pregnant or breastfeeding...." warning - ans
-- If drug is intended to benefit the fetus or nursing infant
- If labeled exclusively for pediatric use
What OTC drugs require a special additional pregnancy warning? - ans -Aspirin-
containing products
"Ask a doctor before use if you have... " is for ________ - ans -Conditions
"Ask a doctor or pharmacist before use if you have..." is for _______ - ans -Drug-
drug and drug-food interactions
"When using this product..." is for_______ - ans -Side effects and substances to
avoid
,"Stop and ask a doctor if..." is for_______ - ans -signs of toxicity
"Do not use..." is for ______ - ans -Contraindications
Which electrolytes have to be labeled with a warning if they exceed a certain
threshold in an OTC product?
What is the warning? - ans -Na
K
Mg
Ca
Ask a doctor before use if you have kidney stones/kidney disease or a
Na/K/Mg/Ca restricted diet
Must also list amount of electrolyte *per dose*
Which electrolytes require kidney *stone* warning? - ans -K, Mg, Ca (all but Na)
Which electrolytes require kidney *disease* warning? - ans -K, Mg
Sodium Threshold - ans ->140 mg per day (based on maximum daily dose)
Electrolyte thresholds are based on - ans -maximum daily dose
Calcium Threshold - ans ->3.2 g per day (based on maximum daily dose)
Magnesium Threshold - ans ->600 mg per day (based on maximum daily dose)
Potassium Threshold - ans ->975 mg per day (based on maximum daily dose)
Sodium Free = - ans -<=5 mg per day
Very Low Sodium = - ans -<= 35 mg per day
Low Sodium = - ans -<= 140 mg per day
, Emergency Contraceptive Pills and Rx vs. OTC - ans -Levonorgestrel (Rx and OTC)
Ulipristal = Ella (Rx Only)
Are there any gender or age restrictions for buying Plan B? - ans -NO
(Even though package may say for women 17+ on generics)
How long is emergency contraceptive approved for?
How long can pharmacists recommend it for? - ans -72 hrs
120 hrs
Preferred emergency contraception when >72 hrs - ans -Ulipristal (Ella) but Rx
only...
Does the Affordable Care Act cover emergency contraception? - ans -Yes but only
with a prescription
Review WA laws for Pharmacists furnishing emergency contraceptions - ans -***
Behind the Counter drugs are technically considered... - ans -OTC
Rules for OTC Schedule V drugs - ans -Not allowed in WA state
How many members serve on the Board of Pharmacy? How many are public
members? - ans -10 pharmacists, licensed in WA for at least 5 years,
geographically representative, and representing various areas of practice
4 public members, not affiliated with any aspect of pharmacy, citizens of US and
resident of WA
1 pharmacy technician
4-year terms
May serve 2 terms
Members appointed by governor
Executive officer hired by Commission
Executive officer reports to Undersecretary of DOH for Health Systems Quality
Assurance
/Washington MPJE Final Exam Preparation / Washington
MPJE Practice Exam With 400 Complete Questions And
Correct Detailed Answers |Already Graded A+|Brand New
Version!!
Labeling on prescription drugs is written for... - ans -healthcare providers
Labeling on OTC drugs is written for... - ans -patients
If any required OTC labeling information is missing, the drug is considered - ans -
misbranded
Requirements for an OTC drug label - ans -1) Principal Display Panel
2) Statement of Identity - drug name + pharmacological category/intended action
(*should be on principal display panel*)
3) Net quantity of contents (weight, measure or numerical count)
4) Name AND address of manufacturer/packager/distributor
5) Adequate directions for self-use
6) "Drug Facts" Panel
This should be on the Principal Display Panel of an OTC drug - ans -Statement of
Identity = drug name + pharmacologic category/intended action
Is the "Drug Facts" Panel on OTCs FDA approved? - ans -Yes
In an NDC require on the OTC labeling? - ans -Requested but *not required*
Adequate directions for self use include: - ans -- dosing
- preparation
- frequency
- duration
- time
- route
,Required elements of "Drug Facts" Panel - ans -1) Active Ingredient (including
quantity per dose)
2) Purpose (pharmacologic category/intended use)
3) Uses (indications)
4) Warnings
5) Directions (for specific age groups/populations)
6) Other information (Electrolyte labeling, inactive ingredients)
7) Contact information ("Questions" + phone #)
What is included in the "other information" section of a "Drug Facts" panel? - ans
-- electrolyte information ( Na, Ca, Mg, K)
- inactive ingredients
- other info required by monograph, regulations or labeling
Unique OTC drug warnings to remember - ans -- sore throat
- allergic reaction and asthma alert
- flammability
- Reye's syndrome
- Choking
- Dosage for Sodium Phos
- STD
- "Keep out of reach of children" + accidental ingestion/overdose
Which OTC drugs are exempt from "If pregnant or breastfeeding...." warning - ans
-- If drug is intended to benefit the fetus or nursing infant
- If labeled exclusively for pediatric use
What OTC drugs require a special additional pregnancy warning? - ans -Aspirin-
containing products
"Ask a doctor before use if you have... " is for ________ - ans -Conditions
"Ask a doctor or pharmacist before use if you have..." is for _______ - ans -Drug-
drug and drug-food interactions
"When using this product..." is for_______ - ans -Side effects and substances to
avoid
,"Stop and ask a doctor if..." is for_______ - ans -signs of toxicity
"Do not use..." is for ______ - ans -Contraindications
Which electrolytes have to be labeled with a warning if they exceed a certain
threshold in an OTC product?
What is the warning? - ans -Na
K
Mg
Ca
Ask a doctor before use if you have kidney stones/kidney disease or a
Na/K/Mg/Ca restricted diet
Must also list amount of electrolyte *per dose*
Which electrolytes require kidney *stone* warning? - ans -K, Mg, Ca (all but Na)
Which electrolytes require kidney *disease* warning? - ans -K, Mg
Sodium Threshold - ans ->140 mg per day (based on maximum daily dose)
Electrolyte thresholds are based on - ans -maximum daily dose
Calcium Threshold - ans ->3.2 g per day (based on maximum daily dose)
Magnesium Threshold - ans ->600 mg per day (based on maximum daily dose)
Potassium Threshold - ans ->975 mg per day (based on maximum daily dose)
Sodium Free = - ans -<=5 mg per day
Very Low Sodium = - ans -<= 35 mg per day
Low Sodium = - ans -<= 140 mg per day
, Emergency Contraceptive Pills and Rx vs. OTC - ans -Levonorgestrel (Rx and OTC)
Ulipristal = Ella (Rx Only)
Are there any gender or age restrictions for buying Plan B? - ans -NO
(Even though package may say for women 17+ on generics)
How long is emergency contraceptive approved for?
How long can pharmacists recommend it for? - ans -72 hrs
120 hrs
Preferred emergency contraception when >72 hrs - ans -Ulipristal (Ella) but Rx
only...
Does the Affordable Care Act cover emergency contraception? - ans -Yes but only
with a prescription
Review WA laws for Pharmacists furnishing emergency contraceptions - ans -***
Behind the Counter drugs are technically considered... - ans -OTC
Rules for OTC Schedule V drugs - ans -Not allowed in WA state
How many members serve on the Board of Pharmacy? How many are public
members? - ans -10 pharmacists, licensed in WA for at least 5 years,
geographically representative, and representing various areas of practice
4 public members, not affiliated with any aspect of pharmacy, citizens of US and
resident of WA
1 pharmacy technician
4-year terms
May serve 2 terms
Members appointed by governor
Executive officer hired by Commission
Executive officer reports to Undersecretary of DOH for Health Systems Quality
Assurance
