Controlled substance act

Question 1

CSA

Answer 1

Controlled substance act is legislation created to define and regulate controlled substances . The CSA was written for the purpose of general drug abuse prevention and control.
CSA is Combination of individual state law and regulation . It has strict regulations because it can abuse and potentially addictive and regulate controlled. Substances controlled substances act in combination with individual state laws and regulations specifics for them manufacturing prescribing controlled substances control substances have strict regulations because they can potentially addicting And possible death

Question 2

The use of prescription drug for recreational purposes

Answer 2

Diversion

Question 3

Control substance acts is to prevent two things

Answer 3

Diversion and abuse

Question 4

Which federal administration is responsible for enforcing the CSA

Answer 4

DEA

Question 5

Not in pharmacies
Abuse, potential is high.
Lack safety data.
No accepted medical use.
Currently illegal substance. (Federally)

Answer 5

Schedule one controlled substances

Question 6

East men’s have the highest potential for abuse and psychological dependence or addiction pharmacy. In general they have the most stringent requirements in the pharmacy,
Mostly consist of opioids and stimulants

Answer 6

Schedule II controlled substance

Question 7

OxyContin

Answer 7

Oxycodone ( schedule II)

Question 8

Raxicodone

Answer 8

Oxycodone (scheduled II opoi

Question 9

The drug Enforcement Administration is the federal agency governing the enforcement of the controlled substances Act and other regulations concerning controlled substances

Answer 9

DEA

Question 10

Heroin
Marjuana
LSD
PCP
GHB
Ecstasy

Answer 10

Control I
Not in pharmacy
Abused potential high
Lack safety data
No accepted medical use
Curt illegal substances ( federally)

Question 11

Single ingredient products hydrocodone C II

Answer 11

Zohydro ER ( hydrocodone bitrate, it does not contain acetaminophen, or Tylenol,). Hysin gla ER (hydrocodone bitrate) opioid
OK

Question 12

Duragestic
Actig
Abstractly
Lazanda
Fentora

Answer 12

Fentanyl

Question 13

Hydromorphone

Answer 13

C II
Dilaudid

Question 14

Lortab
Vicodin
Norco
Tussionex
Vicoprofen.

Answer 14

Hydrocodone combinations

Question 15

Meperidine

Answer 15

Demerol

Question 16

MS Contin
Oramorph
Kadian
Avinza

Answer 16

Morphine sulfate

Question 17

Mathadone

Answer 17

Dolophine
C II it help release Opioid pain

Question 18

Oxycodone combinations

Answer 18

Percocet

Question 19

OxyContin
Roxicodone

Answer 19

Oxycodone

Question 20

Concerta
Ritalin
Methylin
Daytrana
Metadate.
Wuilivant

Answer 20

Methylphenidate

Question 21

C II stimulants:
Vyvanse

Answer 21

C II stimulants
Lisdexamfetamine

Question 22

Androderm
Androgel
Depo-testosterone

Answer 22

C III
Testosterone

Question 23

Actaminophen w/ code in

Answer 23

C III
Tylenol w/ codein

Question 24

Buprenorphine /naloxone

Answer 24

C III
suboxone

Question 25

Phentexmine

Answer 25

C IV Adipex-p

Question 26

Tramadol

Answer 26

C IV Ultram

Question 27

Phenobarbital

Answer 27

C IV Luminal

Question 28

Tramadol

Answer 28

C IV Ultram

Question 29

Temazepam

Answer 29

C IV Restoril

Question 30

Triazolam

Answer 30

C IV Halcion

Question 31

Carisoprodol

Answer 31

C IV Soma

Question 32

Modafinil

Answer 32

C IV Provigal ( helps sleep apnea , like certain sleep conditions narcolepsy

Question 33

Zolpidem

Answer 33

C IV Ambien

Question 34

Alprazolam

Answer 34

C iV Xanax

Question 35

Clonazepam

Answer 35

CIV Klonopin

Question 36

Lorazepam

Answer 36

C IV Ativan

Question 37

Diazepam

Answer 37

C IV Valium

Question 38

Zalepion

Answer 38

C IV Sonata

Question 39

Eszopidone

Answer 39

C IV Lunesta

Question 40

Diphenoxylate combination product (no more than 2.5 mg of diphenoxylate and no less than 25 MCG of atropine sulfate per dose units

Answer 40

C V Lomotil

Question 41

Guaifenesin AC

Answer 41

C V Robitussin, AC (no more than 200 mg of Codein per 100 ML)

Question 42

Coding combination product like Phenergan with codeine

Answer 42

C V No more than 200 mg of coding per 100 ML

Question 43

Pregabalin

Answer 43

C V Lyrica

Question 44

Lacosamide

Answer 44

C V For treatment of partial seizures Vimpact

Question 45

Hydrocodone combination product CII

Answer 45

Hydrocodone /acetaminophen, Hydrocodone/chlorpheniramine

Question 46

Cesamet

Answer 46

Nabilone (C II) for Nausea

Question 47

Perampanel

Answer 47

Fycompa CIII Class of anticonvulsant- helping against seizure.

Question 48

Most state allowed prescribers to describe controlled substance:

Answer 48

Physicians. Dentists. Podiatrist. Veterinarians. Some states allow physician assistants. Nurse practitioners. Optometrist.

Question 49

Abbreviations for: Medical doctors: Doctor of osteopathy: Doctors of medicine in Dentistry: Doctor of Dental surgery/ Doctors of podiatric Medicine Doctor of Veteriary Physician assistant Optometrist Nurse practitioners

Answer 49

MD DO DMD DDS DPM DVM PA OD NP

Question 50

Control and substance prescription must have the following :

Answer 50

-date of issue (the written date) -patient’s full name ,and address. Prescriber’s full name, address, and DEA registration number. -Drug names, strength, dosage, form, quantity, directions for use, and number of refills, if any  -prescribers signature, is a written rx

Question 51

Schedule II Schedule III and iV Schedule V

Answer 51

Schedule II: —NO Refills Schedule III and IV: —5 refills Schedule V: — up to prescribers

Question 52

Electric prescription Mobile: Hardcopy Fax prescription. Some states may have restriction

Answer 52

C III to C V

Question 53

Except for long-term care or hospice for C2

Answer 53

— fax prescription — considered original RX.

Question 54

In an emergency prescription for morphine to your pharmacy, a pharmacist must receipt, a written, signed prescription from prescriber within:

Answer 54

Seven days