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Elements of a CDS Rx that an Rph can NOT change - ANSWER-
1. Patient's name
2. Name of medication
3. Prescriber's signature
Transferring CDS Drugs to Another Pharmacy - ANSWER-C3-C5
may be transferred between CDS registrants, with record of the
transfer by both ("invoice")
C2 may be transferred via DEA form 222
May not transfer more than 5% of the total number of dosage
units of CDS dispensed within the same calendar year, or a
distributor's permit is needed
Partial Filling of CDS Rx's - ANSWER-C3-C5: partial filling is
allowed, but no
refills after 6
months
,C2: partial filling is allowed, max of 72 hour supply and must fill
remainder within
72 hours or patient will need a
new rx
Information that must be on an outpatient rx label - ANSWER-
1. Date written
2. Date of
filling/refilling
3. Name/address/phone of dispenser
(pharmacy)
4. Serial number (rx
number)
5. Prescriber
name
6. Drug name (both brand and generic)
and strength
7. Drug manufacturer (for
generic only)
8. Patient
name
9.
Directions
10. Expiration
date
Refusing to Fill - ANSWER-A pharmacist may refuse to fill
an rx based on
, professional
judgement
Must notify prescriber within 72 hours
May refuse to fill for moral reasons, but Rph must find another
Rph to fill at same
location or another location convenient to
the patient
Pharmacy Quality Assurance Program Requirements -
ANSWER-1. Document
periodic review (every 6
months)
2. Include analysis of delivery
system
3. Identify high-alert
meds
4. Maintain records for 2
years
Disposal of Expired Drugs - ANSWER-May be returned to
manufacturer,
distributor/wholesaler, reverse
distributor
CDS returns through a reverse distributor or request DEA to
allow on site destruction. Hospitals can dispose with a witness,
Actual Complete Real Exam Questions And Correct
Answers (Verified Answers) Already Graded A+ |
Guaranteed Success!! Newest Exam | Just
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Elements of a CDS Rx that an Rph can NOT change - ANSWER-
1. Patient's name
2. Name of medication
3. Prescriber's signature
Transferring CDS Drugs to Another Pharmacy - ANSWER-C3-C5
may be transferred between CDS registrants, with record of the
transfer by both ("invoice")
C2 may be transferred via DEA form 222
May not transfer more than 5% of the total number of dosage
units of CDS dispensed within the same calendar year, or a
distributor's permit is needed
Partial Filling of CDS Rx's - ANSWER-C3-C5: partial filling is
allowed, but no
refills after 6
months
,C2: partial filling is allowed, max of 72 hour supply and must fill
remainder within
72 hours or patient will need a
new rx
Information that must be on an outpatient rx label - ANSWER-
1. Date written
2. Date of
filling/refilling
3. Name/address/phone of dispenser
(pharmacy)
4. Serial number (rx
number)
5. Prescriber
name
6. Drug name (both brand and generic)
and strength
7. Drug manufacturer (for
generic only)
8. Patient
name
9.
Directions
10. Expiration
date
Refusing to Fill - ANSWER-A pharmacist may refuse to fill
an rx based on
, professional
judgement
Must notify prescriber within 72 hours
May refuse to fill for moral reasons, but Rph must find another
Rph to fill at same
location or another location convenient to
the patient
Pharmacy Quality Assurance Program Requirements -
ANSWER-1. Document
periodic review (every 6
months)
2. Include analysis of delivery
system
3. Identify high-alert
meds
4. Maintain records for 2
years
Disposal of Expired Drugs - ANSWER-May be returned to
manufacturer,
distributor/wholesaler, reverse
distributor
CDS returns through a reverse distributor or request DEA to
allow on site destruction. Hospitals can dispose with a witness,
