ProntoPass Oregon Facts 3 Flashcards
(14 cards)
Does Oregon have any rules and regulations on selling medical devices and medical oxygen?
Yes; the board requires a registration of Nonprescription Drug Outlet - Class C (Medical Device, Equipment & Gas Drug Outlet) for any outlet that sells medical devices and/or medicinal gasses and OTC medications to consumers.
Does this state have any special laws covering purchases of pseudoephedrine?
Yes;
No more than 3.6 grams in a 24-hour period.
No more than 9 grams in a 30-day period, regardless of the number of transactions.
Non-liquid products must be packaged in blister packs containing no more than 2 dosage units per blister.
If blister packaging is not feasible, the product must be packaged in unit dose packets or pouches.
Will Oregon allow prescriptions for non-controlled legend drugs from an out-of-state prescriber? Controlled drugs from an out-of-state prescriber?
Yes; both Non-controlled legend drugs and Controlled drugs are allowed.
Is a prescription needed to buy syringes and needles?
No; but syringes and needles may not be given to a minor unless authorized by a practitioner, parent, legal guardian, or other means acceptable to the seller or donor.
Is the sale of syringes or needles restricted to only a pharmacy?
No; the Syringe Service Program provides services including free sterile needles and safe disposal for used needles and syringes.
Which insulin products can be purchased without a prescription?
Humulin R
Humulin N
Humulin 70/30
Novolin R
Novolin N
Novolin 70/30
What is the time limit for the state of Oregon for prescription refills?
C-III through C-V controlled substances: 6 months or 5 refills (whichever comes first).
C-II drugs: May not be refilled.
Can you buy a Schedule V drug over the counter?
Yes.
Does Oregon allow pre-printed prescription forms for a non-controlled prescription?
Yes.
Is an expiration date required on a prescription vial label in a community practice?
Yes.
How long do prescription records have to be kept?
3 years.
Are there any special requirements for prescription pads?
Yes; all medical prescriptions must be written on tamper-resistant prescription pads.
Is a faxed prescription permitted: From an in-state prescriber to the pharmacy? Out-of-state prescriber to the pharmacy?
Yes; accepted from both in-state and out-of-state prescribers.
Is a faxed prescription transfer permitted: From an in-state prescriber to the pharmacy? Out-of-state prescriber to the pharmacy?
Yes; the transfer may be from an in-state prescriber and an out-of-state prescriber.
