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What does the abbreviation OTC stand for?
What does the abbreviation OTC stand for?
- Outpatient-treatment-covered
- Over-the-counter (correct)
- On-the-counter
- Ordered-to-counter
What does the abbreviation DAW stand for?
What does the abbreviation DAW stand for?
- Dispense after waiting
- Dispense as written (correct)
- Dispense all wholesale
- Dispense as wanted
Which of the following drugs are classified as Schedule II by the DEA?
Which of the following drugs are classified as Schedule II by the DEA?
- Diphenhydramine, loratadine
- Oxycodone, morphine, fentanyl (correct)
- Ibuprofen, acetaminophen
- Aspirin, naproxen
What does the abbreviation HIPAA stand for?
What does the abbreviation HIPAA stand for?
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Which of the following statements about extemporaneous compounding is true?
Which of the following statements about extemporaneous compounding is true?
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What does the term 'Signa' refer to in the context of prescriptions?
What does the term 'Signa' refer to in the context of prescriptions?
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Study Notes
Medication Types
- Extemporaneous compounding: a medication prepared by a pharmacist following a specific prescription, not already available.
OTC Medications
- Over-the-counter (OTC) drugs: medications that can be purchased without a prescription for common health issues like headaches, cold, or allergies.
Prescription and Instructions
- Prescription: an order written by a licensed healthcare provider for a pharmacy to give a specific medication or treatment to a patient.
- Signa (Sig): instructions for pharmacists to prescribe the specific brand written by the healthcare provider.
- DAW (Dispense as Written): instructions for pharmacists to dispense the medication as written by the healthcare provider, without substitutions.
Controlled Substances
- Schedule II drugs: drugs with a high potential for abuse, classified by the DEA, including opioids, oxycodone, morphine, and fentanyl.
- Refill restrictions: Schedule II drugs cannot be refilled without a new prescription.
Healthcare Privacy
- HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act): a federal law established in 1996 to protect individuals' medical information and ensure the privacy and security of their health data.
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Test your knowledge of pharmacy terminology by identifying the meanings of terms like extemporaneous compounding, OTC drugs, prescription, and signa (Sig). Learn about different aspects of medications and their preparation.
