Pharmacy Law True or False.txt

Drug recalls are voluntary.
True False

Pharmaceutically equivalent meds have identical active ingredients, strengths and dosage forms.
True False

Pharmaceutical manufacturers are not allowed to change inactive ingredients.
True False

Authorized genetics are traveled generic products and marketed as a brand.
True False

Generic substitution is when a brand-name med is given in place of a generic.
True False

Hydrocortisone 1% cream is the therapeutic alternative to hydrocortisone 1% ointment.
True False

In most cases, pharmacists do not need to get permission from the prescriber to substitute a therapeutic equivalent.
True False

Schedule I controlled substances won't be seen in the pharmacy.
True False

Schedule 2 controlled substances have the most stringent requirements in the pharmacy.
True False

Methylphenidate has more addiction and abuse potential than Suboxone.
True False

Zolpidem is a schedule IV controlled substance.
True False

Xanax has a lower addiction potential than Lortab.
True False

Lyrica has a higher abuse potential than Ambien.
True False

Most states allow DVM's with registered DEA numbers to write controlled substance prescriptions.
True False

Most states do not allow DDS's to write controlled substance prescriptions.
True False

A DVM prescribes phenobarbital for seizures for a dog. This is an example of a prescriber writing a controlled substance under the usual course of practice.
True False

According to federal law, Lyrica prescriptions are allowed to be faxed into the pharmacy.
True False

Pseudoephedrine must be kept behind the counter or in a locked cabinet.
True False