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- 3. This agency enforces US laws and regulations related to controlled substances.
- 5. 10 digit code that specifies a prescription drug or insulin product.
- 7. False labeling of a product or information that is misleading.
- 9. Information on a medication's actions within that class of drug.
- 10. Regulates the practice of pharmacy within the state.
- 12. Confirming to the right principles of conduct as accepted by others in the profession.
- 14. Drug counseling has to be offered to Medicaid patients.
- 15. Federal and state managed insurance program that covers persons older than 65, or younger than 65 with a long term disabilities and those with end- stage renal disease.
- 16. Publication of the USP that contains standards for medications, dosage forms, drug substances, excipients, medical devices, and dietary supplements.
- 21. Requires prescription for dispensing.
- 22. Patient's personal health data.
- 23. The practice of keeping privileged customer information from being disclosed without the customer's consent.
- 26. Ensures that prescribed drugs are used appropriately.
- 28. Association founded in 1942.
- 29. A pharmacy that serves patients in community or ambulatory settings.
- 34. Federal and state operated insurance program that covers low income children, adults, and elderly and those with disabilities.
- 36. Warning that is placed in the prescribing information or package insert and indicates a significant rick of potentially dangerous side affects.
- 37. Diversion Misuse of a drug.
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- 1. Technician that is licensed by the state board.
- 2. Desk ReferencePDR Reference book on medications, complies and publishes select manufacturer- provided package inserts and prescribing information useful for health professionals.
- 4. Mishandling of medication that can lead to contamination, falsification of contents, or loss of drug quality. Can cause injury or illness to the consumer.
- 6. Registered through the state board of pharmacy.
- 8. Any drug schedule I thru V and regulated by the DEA.
- 11. National organization for members of state boards of pharmacy.
- 13. serves patients in the community, also known as an outpatient or retail pharmacy.
- 17. Causing harm or injury to an individual intentionally or because of negligence.
- 18. Pharmacy in a hospital or institutional setting.
- 19. Education beyond the basic technical education.
- 20. Responsible for ensuring the safety, efficacy, and security of drug, biological products, medical devices, the national food supply, cosmetics, and radioactive products.
- 24. Medication that can be purchased without a prescription.
- 25. Plan passed by Congress that is a "bill" until it is enacted and becomes a law.
- 27. Certification organization for a variety of health care careers.
- 30. National board for the certification of pharmacy technicians
- 31. Pharmacy Technician A tech who has passed the national certification exam.
- 32. Protects patient rights, and establishes national standards for electronic health care communication.
- 33. A change in an original act or law.
- 35. Door Pharmacy A pharmacy where medications are called in from an institution, and then delivered.