Question

Objective:

• To strengthen the awareness of the students on generic dispensing as provide by the Generic Act of 1988.

Materials:

1. Sample prescriptions

Procedures:

1. Collect at least five (5) prescriptions and study them properly.
2. Evaluate the content of each prescription
3. Determine if it complies with the provision of Generic Law.
4. Identify whether there is any erroneous, violative or impossible prescription.
5. Make the Generic Dispensing Flow Chart.

Prescription Sample No. 1 ( 5 pts)

Prescription Sample No. 2 ( 5 pts)

Prescription Sample No. 3 ( 5 pts)

Prescription Sample No. 4 ( 5 pts)

Prescription Sample No. 5 ( 5 pts)

Generic Dispensing Flow Chart ( 10 pts)

Remarks/Results/observation;

Conclusion; ( 5pts)

Questions:

1. What are the penalties for violating the rules and regulations of the guidelines on Generic Dispensing? ( 5 pts)
2. What are ethical drugs? ( 5 pts)
3. Enumerate art least  five ( 5) drugs which belong to List A ( Prohibited or Regulated drugs) and write in list B those require strict precautions in prescribing. ( 5 pts)
4. List A. Pharmaceutical products classified as prohibited drugs or regulated drugs. ( 5 pts)

Prohibited drugs.                                            Regulated drugs

• List B. Pharmaceutical products requiring strict preauction in prescribing, dispensing and use. ( 5 pts)

4. In tabulated form, write the required information under each heading, then answer the questions that follow. ( 20 pts)

Generic name	Trade name and Company	Category or Use	Dosage form and Strength
Vancomycin
Linezolid
Ceftaroline
Empagliflozin
Rosuvastatin
Celecoxib
Clindamycin
Meropenem
Verapamil
Esomeprazole

5. How do you detect whether a certain prescription is violative, erroneous, impossible or not? What actions may be taken if the rx is erroneous, violative or erroneous? ( 15 pts)

• Violative
• Erroneous
• Impossible

Answer 1

Penalities for Violating the Rules and Regulations of the guidelines on Generic Dispensing:

Any person who violate of Generic Act of 1988 shall suffer penality graduated here Under:

First Conviction: Penality of reprimand and Officially recorded in books of professional regulation commissions,

Second Conviction: Penality of Amount 2000 ,

Third Conviction:  Penality of Amount and Suspension of Licence,

Fourth Conviction: Penality of amount and suspension extend up to One year,

Fifth Conviction: Penality of amount and Imprisonment,

Sixth Conviction: Imprisonment and cancel of Licence

2)What are the Ethical Drugs:

The term ethical drug is described as a Doctor or Dentist has to give his prescription to Pharmacy, Those drugs called as a ethical drugs.

The ethical prescription contains suitable dosage for suitable conditions.

3)Enumurate the atleast five Drugs which in List A and List B those require strict prescribing Prescription:

   The world Helath Oraganisation and FDA and Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) classified drugs as Essential and Shedules,

4)List -A:

1.Acetrophine,

2.Alfentanil,

3.Alpha Methyl fenatynal,

4. Benzyl Amine

5. Bromazolam

List B

1. Amphetamine,

2.Methaqualone

3.2-Diphenylpyrolladine

4.3-FluroMethacathinone

5.5-indole

5)Q) Describe following medicines tabular form?

1.Vancomycin :

Tradename: Vancocin,

Category or Use : Glycopeptide Anti Biotic, Indicated in Bacteremia, Meningitis and Bone infections etc..

Dosage Form: Oral and parenteral Antibiotic

Stregnth: 125mg,250mg,500mg,750mg,1000mg.

2. Linizolid:

Tradename: Zyvox

Category: Oxazolidinone use sir severe infections of Lungs and SSTIs

Dosage: 100 mg oral suspension, 600 mg tablet form, 300mg infusion,

Empihliflozen: anti diabetic,

Rosuvastatin- Statins,

esmoprazole: Proton pump inhibitors,

Meropenam: carbapenam, for Gram positive and gram negative infections and oral and injectable form, Avialable strength is 125,250,500&1000mg.