Sources Of Law Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
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What regulates non prescription drug advertising?

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FTC

Federal Trade Commission

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2
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What act established two drug classes?

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Durham Humphrey Amendment of 1951

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What act provided for oral prescriptions and prescription refills?

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Durham Humphrey amendment of 1951

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4
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What was adopted in response to thalidomide?

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Kefauver Harris amendment of 1962

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5
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What required that all drugs marketed had to be not only safe, but effective?

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Kefauver Harris amendment of 1962

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What prohibited foods and drugs that were distributed thru interstate commerce from being misbranded or adulterated?

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Pure food and drug act of 1906

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7
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What required for meds to be proven safe?

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Food Drug and Cosmetic act of 1938

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The Food Drug and Cosmetic Act of 1938 also required what two other things?

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Labels include adequate directions for use

Warnings about habit forming drugs

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9
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What regulates prescription drug advertising?

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FDA

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10
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What drug application is filled out for generic products?

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ANDA

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11
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ANDAs require proof of what with its brand name counterpart?

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Bioequivalence

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What placed more strict controls on distribution of prescriptions and samples?

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Prescription Drug Marketing Act of 1987

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What are the three official compendia of the U.S.?

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USP/NF
HPUS
Drugs@FDA

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14
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What jurisdiction is the DEA under?

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U.S. Department of Justice

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15
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What department is the FDA under?

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Department of Health and Human Services

DHHS

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16
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What does FDCA stand for?

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Food Drug and Cosmetic Act

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17
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What act only prohibited adulteration and misbranding?

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Pure Food and Drug Act

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18
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What did sulfanilamide elixir lead to?

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Food Drug and Cosmetic Act of 1938

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The Food Drug and Cosmetic Act said a drug cannot me marketed until it’s proven what?

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Safe

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20
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What established two classes of drugs?

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Durham Humphrey amendment

21
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What gave authorization for oral prescriptions and prescription refills?

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Durham Humphrey amendment

22
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What was made because of thalidomide?

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Kefauver Harris amendment

23
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What amendment streamlined generic approval?

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Wax man- Hatch Amendment

24
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What required informed decisions by patients?

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Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act

OBRA

25
What said drugs had to be both safe and effective?
Kefauver Harris Amendment
26
What act regulated certain health and disease prevention claims on nutritional products?
Nutrition Labeling Education Act (NLEA)
27
A dietary supplement must include what statement?
This statement has not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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Who only can remove dietary supplements from the market?
FDA
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Why would the FDA remove a dietary supplement from the market?
Basis of public safety
30
What act requires that prescription only drug products and CS can dispensed in child resistant packaging?
Poison prevention packaging Act of 1970
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What kind of packaging can be reused?
Glass bottles with plastic child resistant lids if replace the lids each time
32
What dealt with the marketing and movement of sampling drugs?
Prescription drug marketing act of 1987
33
The prescription drug marketing act (PDMA) stopped pharmacists from doing what?
Dispensing samples
34
What class of medical devices have a low potential for causing harm?
Class 1
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Do class 1 medical devices have to get approval from FDA before marketing?
No only premarket notification
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What class of medical devices have specific performance standards that are fixed by panels of experts?
Class 2
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Do class 2 medical devices have to get FDA approval?
Yes and give pre-market notification
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What class of medical devices are usually used in serious life supporting situations?
Class 3
39
Do class 3 medical devices have to have FDA approval?
Yes
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What medical devices have to have FDA approval?
Class 2 and 3
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When is a recall mandatory?
When it's a device
42
Recalls of what two products are voluntary?
Drugs and cosmetics
43
Which recall is the most serious?
1
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What made it required for a pharmacist to offer counseling at the point of purchase?
OBRA 90
45
What law provided for oral prescriptions and prescription refills?
Durham Humphrey amendment
46
What created GMP?
Kefauver Harris Amendment
47
Who oversees Medicare and Medicaid?
CMS
48
DEA is part of what department?
Department of Justice