Pharmacy Technician - ANSWER A person who helps licensed pharmacists provide meds and other health care products to patients
Pharmacist - ANSWER A person who is educated & loosened to dispense drugs and to provide dru
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Pharmacy Technician - ANSWER A person who helps licensed pharmacists provide meds and other health care products to patients
Pharmacist - ANSWER A person who is educated & loosened to dispense drugs and to provide drug info to patients and other health care providers
U.S. D.E.A. - ANSWER United States Drug Enforcement Administration -enforces federal laws & regulations governing controlled substances
Schedule I Drugs - ANSWER Abuse potential- high abuse potential ( no medical use accepted)
No prescriptions allowed
Examples- heroin/LSD/Mary jane/PCP/amphetamines
Schedule II Drugs - ANSWER Abuse potential- high/accepted medical use
Prescription required (no refills unless prescription written to renew)
Examples- Cocaine/codeine/amphetamine salts (Adderall)/opium/morphine
Schedule III Drugs - ANSWER Abuse potential- moderate (medical usage)
Refills 5 times in a six-month period
Examples- compounded drugs with small amounts of narcotics (other drugs with high potential for abuse like Tylenol or empirin with codeine tablets) and certain barbiturates.
Schedule IV Drugs - ANSWER Potential abuse- low (medical usage)
Prescription required (5 refills in 6-month period)
Example- barbital/diazepam (Valium)
Schedule V Drugs - ANSWER Potential abuse- low abuse (medical usage)
Prescription- none but must 18 y.o. To buy
Acu- - ANSWER Abrupt, sudden (acute)
Adeno- - ANSWER Gland (adenoid)
Adipo- - ANSWER Fat (adipose)
Aero- - ANSWER Air (aerosol)
Alb- - ANSWER White (albumin)
Ambulo- - ANSWER Walk (ambulatory
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