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Amelia Claire Pharmacy Essentials 100 English 15 cards

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  1. 1S2 - pharmacy onlysubstantially safe, No Dx required
    Symptoms easily identifiable
    advice available if required
    A wide Therapeutic Index
    Low risk of masking a serious disease
    Low risk of compromising medical management of a disease
  2. 2S3 - pharmacist onlysubstantially safe, but require advice/counselling by a pharmacist
    for minor ailments
    symptoms easily identified
    does not require medical Dx
    e.g. Salbutamol (ventolin)
  3. 3S4 - prescription onlyrequires medical Dx and management
    may require further evaluation for safety
    are new to the market
    e.g. amoxicillin, SSRIs
  4. 4S5 - cautionHave low toxicity or a low concentration
    Have a low to moderate hazard
    Can cause only minor adverse effects to human being in normal use
    Require caution in handling, storage, or use.
  5. 5S8 - controlled drugsubstances for therapeutic use that have high potential for dependency and abuse
    Possession without authority is an offence
    e.g. methadone, morphine
  6. 6National Medicines PolicyAccess to Affordable Medicines PBS
    Quality Use of Medicines (QUM)
    Medicines of Appropriate Standards and Quality (TGA)
    Maintaining a responsible and viable medicines industry
  7. 7NHMRC levels of EvidenceEvidence Base
    Consistency
    Clinical Impact
    Generalisability
    Applicability
  8. 8S8 limitationsA GP cannot initiate treatment, but can prescribe in very limited circumstances. Pts who need S8 CNS stimulant Rx should be referred to a specialist for Ax. It is illegal for anyone other than an authorised doctor to issue a prescription for a Schedule 8 CNS stimulant
  9. 9S3 RecordablePrescribed S3 poison means any of the following S3 poisons:
    (a) dihydrocodeineincoughpreparations;
    (b) doxylamine in preparations also containing codeine;
    (c) promethazine in preparations also containing codeine;
    (d) pseudoephedrine
  10. 10Restriction on prescribing or supplying S2, S3 or S4 poisons containing S8 poisons; A prescriber must not prescribe or supply for use by a person who the prescriber knows or has reasonable cause to believe is dependent on drugs—(a) an S2 poison or S3 poison that contains a poison listed in S8 of the UPS; or
    (b) an S4 poison that contains a poison listed in S8 of the UPS
    for the purpose of maintaining or treating the person's dependencein accordance with an authority granted by the Minister.
  11. 11Privacy1: Consideration of personal information privacy
    2: Collection of personal information
    3: Dealing with personal information
    4: Integrity of personal information
    5: Access to, and correction of, personal information
  12. 12What is “sensitive” information? Information or an opinion about an individual’s:Racial or ethnic origin political affiliation, religion, profession/trade
     membership of a trade union; or
     sexual preferences or practices; or
     criminal record;
     that is also personal information; or
    Health information about an individual is also regarded as “personal”.
  13. 13National Competency Standards Framework for Pharmacists in Australia (PSA 2010)Element 3 – Respect & protect the consumer’s right to privacy/confidentiality
    4.2: Consider appropriateness of PRx
    6.1: Ax primary health care needs
    Element 1 – Elicit relevant clinical info
    Standard 7.1 Contribute to therapeutic decision making
  14. 14Registered - AUST R = higher risk Must have AUST R number on label You use them to treat more serious illnesses, from a migraine all the way through to diseases like cancer.All PRx , most over-the-counter Rx (like painkillers, antihistamines
    some complementary medicines e.g. high dose Calcium. TGA assesses the safety/quality of AUST R Rx.
    TGA also looks at the evidence that AUST R Rx work effectively.
  15. 15Listed - AUST L = lower risk Must have AUST L number on label Must not claim they will be useful in treatment/prevention of serious illnesses that would require the involvement of a health professional.listed medicines can be sold at most places
    includes vitamins/ mineral supplements
    herbal medicines; can only use pre-approved, lower risk ingredients.
    The supplier must also make a statutory declaration that the information they are providing to the TGA is true.

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