U Mundo Oregon State Flashcards
MPJE (45 cards)
For how long is a pharmacy required to retain both paper and electronic documents related to scheduled drugs (e.g., DEA Form 222, DEA Form 106, prescriptions, invoices) in the state of Oregon?
3 years
In the state of Oregon, which agencies must be notified in the event of a controlled substance loss or theft, and within what time frame must this be reported?
Notify the Board of Pharmacy within one business day; send DEA Form 106 to the DEA and a copy to the Board of Pharmacy
What are the additional labeling requirements for compounded products in the state of Oregon?
- The generic or official name of each ingredient,
- Strength or concentration of each active ingredient,
- Dosage form and route of administration,
- Rate of infusion for sterile parenteral products,
- Total quantity of the drug product,
- Beyond-use date,
- Handling,
- Storage,
- Drug instructions,
- C0-autionary information and warnings
What information must be included on the label of a compounded parenteral solution made in an institutional pharmacy in the state of Oregon?
Name, quantity and concentration of the drug added and the primary solution, date and time of addition, expiration date, scheduled time for administration, infusion rate when applicable, name or initials of the person performing the admixture, identification of the pharmacy where the admixture was performed, name or initials of the verifying pharmacist
What requirements must be met before an out-of-state pharmacy can compound drugs for dispensing to patients in the state of Oregon?
Register as a pharmacy with Oregon for patient-specific drugs; register as a 503B outsourcing facility for non-patient specific drugs
Does the state of Oregon have stricter requirements for compounding than federal requirements?
No
Can marijuana be legally obtained from a state-approved dispensary in the state of Oregon?
Yes
Does an individual need to obtain an ID card to purchase marijuana in the state of Oregon?
Yes, if using marijuana for medical purposes
Can marijuana be obtained from a state-approved dispensary in Oregon for recreational use, medical purposes, or both?
Both recreational and medical use, with recreational use limited to adults age 21 years or older
Which drugs are classified in a different schedule in Oregon compared to the federal schedule?
Products containing pseudoephedrine, ephedrine, or phenylpropanolamine classified as schedule V; gabapentin is a “covered substance” and reported to the PDMP
Does a practitioner need authorization from the state of Oregon to recommend medical marijuana, and which practitioners are eligible to recommend it?
No, but only an attending physician, defined as a doctor of medicine (MD) or doctor of osteopathy (DO) licensed in Oregon, may recommend the use of medical
How does a practitioner authorize a patient to obtain medical marijuana in the state of Oregon?
Submit written documentation of the patient’s diagnosis and state that the medical use of marijuana may provide benefit, to be submitted with the patient’s application for their ID card
Is medical marijuana limited to certain indications in the state of Oregon, and if so, what are the qualifying medical conditions?
Yes, it is limited to conditions such as cancer, glaucoma, a degenerative or pervasive neurological condition, HIV/AIDS, PTSD, and conditions producing cachexia, severe pain, severe nausea, seizures, or persistent muscle spasms
Does the state of Oregon require the submission of pseudoephedrine sales to the National Precursor Log Exchange (NPLEx)?
Yes
What are the requirements for selling dextromethorphan in the state of Oregon?
The purchaser must be ≥ 18 years old
Does the state of Oregon allow syringe exchange programs?
Yes
Does the state of Oregon require a prescription for syringes and needles?
No
What training is required to permit a pharmacist to furnish emergency contraception in the state of Oregon?
The pharmacist must retain an attestation or certification of all required training and education for 6 years or upload it into the pharmacist’s electronic licensing record, and must recognize limits of knowledge and experience, consulting with or referring patients to another healthcare provider when necessary
What are the requirements and quantity limits for selling pseudoephedrine in the state of Oregon?
Pseudoephedrine is a schedule V drug, available behind-the-counter without a prescription, with a limit of no more than 3.6 grams in a 24-hour period and no more than 9 grams in a 30-day period
Which of the following are requirements for selling non-prescription pseudoephedrine in the state of Oregon?
-Verify that the purchaser is 18 years of age or older
-Verify the identity of the purchaser with valid government-issued photo ID
-Confirm the purchase is allowed via the required electronic tracking system
-Maintain an electronic log of the transaction for at least 3 years
-Can only be provided by a pharmacist, intern, certified Oregon pharmacy technician, or pharmacy technician
Does the state of Oregon set a limit on the maximum number of syringes that can be purchased without a prescription?
No
Who is required to complete the pharmacy inspection or assessment form, and how often does it need to be completed in the state of Oregon?
The pharmacist-in-charge (PIC) by July 1st of each year, and within 15 days of becoming a PIC
Are pharmacy interns in the state of Oregon required to have a criminal background check?
Yes
Do the licenses displayed for public view in a pharmacy in the state of Oregon need to be originals, or is a photocopy or printed copy acceptable?
The license must be the original
