which agencies are in charge of enforcing the Illinois controlled substance act Correct Answer: department of human services
offices of alcoholism and substance abuse
Department of financial and professional regulatio
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which agencies are in charge of enforcing the Illinois controlled substance act Correct Answer: department of human services
offices of alcoholism and substance abuse
Department of financial and professional regulation
are controlled substances regulated by federal or state laws Correct Answer: both
this law gave the FDA authority to determine schedule of controlled substances Correct Answer: controlled substance act
can a controlled substance be returned to the pharmacy if the patient decides they no longer need it Correct Answer: NO unless there are the following exceptions
there was a dispensing error
there was a recall of the drug
in either case the pharmacy can take the drug back but cannot redispense it
what schedule are barbituates Correct Answer: 2
what schedule are the barbituate combinations Correct Answer: 3
what schedule are amphetamines Correct Answer: 2
what schedule are anabolic steroids Correct Answer: 3
what schedule are the long acting barbituates like phenobarbital Correct Answer: 4
this schedule has a high potential for abuse with no currently accepted medical use and lack of accepted safety data Correct Answer: 1
when can schedule 1 products be used Correct Answer: medically under an investigational protocol
this schedule has currently accepted medical use and a high abuse potential with SEVERE psychological or physical dependence Correct Answer: 2
narcotic analgesics are in this scedule Correct Answer: 2
what schedule is tapentadol (nucynta) and lisdexamphetamine (vyvanse) Correct Answer: 2
what schedule is pentazocine (talwin) Correct Answer: 2 in illinois but 4 federally
this schedule has currently accepted medical use but may lead to moderate or low physical dependence or high psychological dependence Correct Answer: 3
fioricet is what schedule under illinois law Correct Answer: 3
examples of schedule 3 Correct Answer: acetaminophen with codeine
anabolic steroids
apropbarbital
butalbital
ketamine
paregoric
pentobarbital rectal suppository
this is a required warning on pain products that contain acetaminophen Correct Answer: risk of liver toxicity
this schedule has acceptable medical use and may lead to limited physical or psychological dependence Correct Answer: 4
what schedule are anxiolytics and sedatives like alprazolam Correct Answer: 4
what schedule is soma Correct Answer: 4
limited quantities of this schedule can be purchased without a prescription Correct Answer: 5
products containing 10 milligrams of dihydrocodeine or any of its salts per 100 milliliters or 100 grams are considered to be schedule Correct Answer: 5
ephedrine and pseudoephedrine are which schedule Correct Answer: 5 under Illinois law
how much of a schedule 5 controlled substance can a patient obtain without a prescription Correct Answer: four ounces
under illinois law, you cannot purchase more than this amount of a schedule 5 that contains codeine within any 96 hour period Correct Answer: 120 milliliters or more than 120 grams
ephedrine and pseudoephedrine are which schedule in illinois Correct Answer: 5
they are not controlled under federal law
what is the age requirement to purchase exempt narcotics over the counter Correct Answer: 21 in Illinois with 2 forms of identification
18 federally with 1 form of identification
what is the time limitation to which a person can purchase exempt narcotics Correct Answer: at least 96 hours in illinois
at least 48 hours federally
what is the record keeping protocol for exempt narcotics Correct Answer: illinois requires the signature of purchaser along with certification that no other purchases were made in 96 hours, time of sale and signature of pharmacist
federal law requires initials of purchaser, date of sales and pharmacist initials
how long to exempt narcotics records need to be kept Correct Answer: 2 years
in illinois you need to send a copy to the IDPR by the 15th of the next month
how many refills can you get of an exempt narcotic Correct Answer: in illinois a max of 5 refills or 6 months
federal law states no max time limit or refills
ephedrine is what schedule in illinois Correct Answer: 5
convenience packages of ephedrine are defined as what quantity Correct Answer: 360 milligrams or less
what is the sales limit of pseudoephedrine Correct Answer: no more than 7500 milligrams of ephedrine within a 30 day period
no person can purchase more than one convenience package in a 24 hour period
no person can purchase more than two packages containing ephedrine per transaction
anyone who purchases ephedrine must be how old Correct Answer: at least 18
products containing ephedrine must be packaged in blister packs and each pack cannot contain more than Correct Answer: 2 dosage units or if not feasible cannot contain more than 3000 milligrams of ephedrine
non pharmacy retailers can sell ephedrine only in this form Correct Answer: convenience pack, which is defined as 360 milligrams or less of ephedrine
what are the identification requirements for purchasing ephedrine Correct Answer: a drivers license or government ID with name, date of birth and photograph
they must be at least 18 years old
what are the recordkeeping requirements for ephedrine Correct Answer: purchasers must sign a log book including their name and address, date and time of transaction, the brand, product name and quantitu
log may be electronic and must be kept for at least 2 years
where should ephedrine products be placed Correct Answer: behind the pharmacy counter
if convenience packages are sold by retailers they must be displayed behind store counter or in a locked case
what are the penalties for violating ephedrine restrictions in illinois Correct Answer: $500 for the first offense
$1000 for the second offense at the same location within 3 years of prior offense
$5000 for a third offense within 3 years
If they are a employee or agent of a pharmacy these are classified as class A misdemeanors for the first offense, class 4 felony for the second and a class 1 felony for a third of subsequent offense
For anyone else, the first offense is class B misdemeanor, the second is a class A misdemeanor and the third is a class 4 felony
when should employees be trained on ephedrine protocols Correct Answer: within 30 days of hire
they must sign a certificate of understand that is kept for at least 30 days after employee ceases to work there
what are the compounded dose limits for a codeine or hydrocodone product to be considered a schedule 3 if compounded with a non narcotic ingredient Correct Answer: 1.8 grams per 100 milliliters or 90 milligrams per dosage unit
what is the compounded dose lim
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