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Controlled Substances Regulations Flashcards

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  1. Under the CSA, which DEA form must a practitioner use to report the theft or significant loss of controlled substances?

    Answer: DEA Form 106

    DEA Form 106 is required to report theft or significant loss of controlled substances to the DEA.

  2. A pharmacist discovers that 50 tablets of oxycodone are unaccounted for during a routine inventory. What is the FIRST required action?

    Answer: Notify the DEA and local law enforcement immediately if theft is suspected

    Suspected theft of controlled substances must be reported to the DEA and local law enforcement immediately upon discovery.

  3. Which schedule of controlled substances has NO currently accepted medical use in the United States?

    Answer: Schedule I

    Schedule I substances have no currently accepted medical use, a high abuse potential, and lack accepted safety under medical supervision.

  4. A DEA registration for a retail pharmacy is valid for how long before renewal is required?

    Answer: 3 years

    DEA registrations for retail pharmacies are valid for three years and must be renewed before expiration.

  5. Which of the following is TRUE regarding partial filling of a Schedule II prescription?

    Answer: Partial fills are permitted if the pharmacist cannot supply the full quantity, with the remainder filled within 72 hours

    Schedule II partial fills are allowed when the full quantity cannot be supplied, but the remainder must be dispensed within 72 hours or a new prescription is required.

  6. Under federal law, which controlled substance schedule requires a written prescription and cannot be called in to the pharmacy by a physician (except in emergencies)?

    Answer: Schedule II

    Schedule II controlled substances require a written or electronic prescription and may only be telephoned in during a documented emergency.

  7. The Controlled Substances Act classifies drugs into schedules primarily based on which criteria?

    Answer: Abuse potential, accepted medical use, and safety under supervision

    The CSA scheduling criteria include abuse potential, currently accepted medical use, and safety or dependence liability under medical supervision.