Fl Veterinary Laws and Rules Exam Questions With Verified Answers

Fl Veterinary Laws and Rules Exam Questions With Verified Answers How often to renew DEA license? - answerq 3 years DEA form 222 - answerSchedule 2 order forms DEA form 224 - answerDEA application registration When does a practitioner not need a separate DEA licence? - answerFor add'l offices where controlled drugs are prescribed but not administered or otherwise dispensed, as long as no supplies are maintained at such office. Propoxyphene - answerSchedule IV drug Requirements for wards - answerCapable of sanitation, proper ventilation, sufficient lighting, size consistent with welfare of the animal Requirements for exam room - answerClean, lined waste receptacle, sink, disposable towels, impervious exam table Requirements for pharmacy - answerclean, blood storage or donor available, accurate controlled substance log and individual pt records, locking cabinet for controlled drugs, DEA cert on premises, segregated area for expired drugs, disposable needles/syringes, all drugs labeled with drug name/strength/exp date distributed in child resistant containers Drugs distributed must have the following - answerName of drug, strength and quantity, exp date, instructions, name and spp of pet, last name of owner, name/address/phone of prescribing vet How often must the drugs be inspected in the pharmacy? - answerq 12 mo Expired drugs - answerMust be physically separated (quarantined) from other drugs Drug samples - answercannot be sold DMSO not approve d for use must be marked how? - answerClearly, 12 pt, bold font "May be unsafe. Not approved for human use." Requirements for lab - answerMicroscope, centrifuge, urinalysis equipment/hematology/blood chemistry/microbiological capabilities or outside lab services. Facilities and equipment to render immediate resuscitative care - answerclean and orderly, sterile instruments/drapes/caps/masks, operating table, O2 and equipment to admin, anesthesia equip What are legend drugs? - answerPrescription drugs. Any drug or active ingredient described by the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. (Veterinary legend = legend drug solely for veterinary use)