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A prescription is written for atenolol 50 mg and dated August 15, 2015. The patient brings the prescription in to be filled on March 1, 2016. Can you legally fill this prescription? - Answer-No Prescription records must be kept for _____ under federal law, and _____ under Ohio Law. - Answer-2 years, 3 years Records for poisons must be kept for 5 years. - Answer-True It is legal for a physician to write prescriptions for Crestor 10 mg and alprazaolam 0.5 mg on the same prescription form. ...

Any change in ownership, name, category, or address of an outpatient pharmacy requires a new application and required fee be submitted within _____ of the change. - Answer-30 days An outpatient pharmacy that plans to close must notify the Board at least ______ before proposed date of closure. - Answer-30 days A change in responsible person requires notification to the Board within - Answer-10 days All pharmacists working in an outpatient pharmacy must be able to access via Internet: - An...

Which of the following would be considered the most difficult pest control goal? A. Prevention- keeping a pest form becoming a problem B. Suppression- reducing pest numbers to an acceptable level C. Eradication- destroying an entire pest's population D. All of the above are impossible goals - Answer-C Prevention and suppression are common goals. Eradication is a difficult goal to achieve, especially in outdoor areas, but may be attempted when a foreign pest has been introduced into an ...

What are the conditions under which a pharmacist may dispense or sell dangerous drugs with a prescription (emergency dispensing)? [must be other than C-II] - Answer-1) Pharmacy has a record of the Rx for the patient and Rx has no refills/expired refills 2) RPh is unable to contact the prescriber for refill authorization 3) In the RPh's judgment, the drug is essential to sustain life, continues therapy for a chronic condition, or failure to dispense the drug could result in harm to the h...

Heroin - Answer-1 Ecstasy - Answer-1 LSD - Answer-1 Marijuana - Answer-1 Mescaline - Answer-1 Peyote - Answer-1 Psilocybin - Answer-1 Methaqualone - Answer-1 Bath salts - Answer-1 Spice - Answer-1 K2 - Answer-1 GHB (gamma-hydroxybutyric acid) - Answer-1 Etizolam - Answer-1 Amphetamine - Answer-2 Amobarbital - Answer-2 Codeine - Answer-2 Dexmethylphenidate (Focalin) - Answer-2 Dextroamphetamine (Adderall) - Answer-2 Dihydrocodeine - Answer-2 Diphenoxylate - Answer-2 Embeda (mo...

Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938 - Answer-The "Pillar of Pharmacy Law"; gave authority to FDA to oversee safety of food, drugs, and cosmetics Adulteration - Answer-Contains any poisonous or deleterious substance which may render it injurious to users when used as directed Misbranded - Answer-Drug that's labeling or packaging is false or misleading; contains incorrect drug, pt name, prescriber name, or directions Durham-Humphrey Amendment of 1951 - Answer-• Created a dis...

Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938 - Answer-The "Pillar of Pharmacy Law"; gave authority to FDA to oversee safety of food, drugs, and cosmetics Adulteration - Answer-Contains any poisonous or deleterious substance which may render it injurious to users when used as directed Misbranded - Answer-Drug that's labeling or packaging is false or misleading; contains incorrect drug, pt name, prescriber name, or directions Durham-Humphrey Amendment of 1951 - Answer-• Created a dis...

A pest can be anything that: a. Competes with humans, domestic animals or desirable plants for food or water b. Injures humans, animals, desirable plants, structures, or possessions c. Spreads disease to humans, domestic animals, wildlife, or desirable plants d. Annoys human or domestic animals e. All of the above - Answer-E. A pest can be anything that annoys, injures, spreads disease or competes with desired plants, animals, or humans. Examples of pests include weeds, insects, fungi, ...

FIFRA - Answer-Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act OSHA - Answer-Occupational Safety and Health Act ESA - Answer-Endangered Species Act USEPA - Answer-US Environmental Protection Agency ODA - Answer-Ohio Department of Agriculture DOL - Answer-Department of Labor ODNR - Answer-The Ohio Department of Natural Resources Commercial Applicators - Answer-Any licensed person who applies, uses or supervises the use of general-use or restricted-use pesticides (RUPs) for their empl...

FIFRA - Answer-Federal law that covers pesticide registration,sale,distribution and use in the us Requires EPA approval for use of all commercial pesticides (Insecticides, Fungicides, Rodenticides.) Oda - Answer-Ohio department of agriculture (oda) enforces state and federal pesticide laws and certified applicators in Ohio Two types of certified pesticide applicators in OH. - Answer-Private pesticide applicators license Commercial applicator license PRIVATE PESTICIDE APPLICATOR LICENSE...