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Exam 2 PPT Slides - Supply Chain

Kevin Vu 12 Fragen

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  1. 1Drug: “Substances that produce a change in cellular or physiological functioning of humans.”
    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
  2. 2For Drugs... End-point of the supply chain drives demand
    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
  3. 3The five factors influencing prescribing behavior are:
    1. AEducation
    2. BColleagues or other health care providers
    3. CControl and regulatory mechanisms
    4. DDemands by consumers and society
    5. EPromotional activities by drug manufacturers
    6. FKickbacks from pharmaceutical companies
  4. 4What are the two main acts used by the FDA to control pharmaceuticals?
    1. AFood, Drug, and Cosmetic Act
    2. BPublic Health Service Act
    3. CHIPPA Act
    4. DOmnibus Act
  5. 5Non-FDA-approved (“off-label”) indications are uses of a product that were not approved by the FDA, but have shown value after approval based on postmarketing research.
    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
  6. 6Non-FDA-approved indications can be promoted by the manufacturer.
    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
  7. 7The FDA started allowing direct advertising in what year?
    1. A1985
    2. B1991
    3. C1995
    4. D1997
  8. 8Drug prices: Suggested price determined by manufacturer is usually a different price (much lower) that is actually paid out-of-pocket by most consumers based on their insurance plan.
    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
  9. 9This phase in the drug development is tested on non-human subject
    1. APhase 0
    2. BPhase 1
    3. CPhase 2
    4. DPhase 3
    5. EPhase 4
  10. 10Which of the phases allow human trail?
    1. APhase 0
    2. BPhase 1
    3. CPhase 2
    4. DPhase 3

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