Internship Exercises 8-10

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By: Nelson T. Tubon; B.S. Pharm.; B.S.S.Ed; R.Ph.;M.S. Pharm.;Ph.D. B.M.

INTERNSHIP 1


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Exercise 8

Labeling Prescription

and Medications


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Key Terms

Labeling- means all labels and other

written, printed or graphic matter (1)

upon any article or any of its

containers or wrappers (2)

accompanying such articles

Outer labelmeans the label on or

affixed to the outside package of anarticle. Examplecarton label


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KeyTerms

Principal display panelmeans the part of

the label that is most likely to be displayed,

presented, shown, or examined under

customary conditions of display for retail sale Cosmeticsmeans articles intended to be

rubbed, poured, sprinkled, or sprayed on,

introduced into or otherwise applied to the

human body or any part thereof for cleansing,beautifying, promoting attractiveness, or

altering appearance


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Key Terms

Auxiliary labelsare placed on drug productcontainers to give the patient, healthcareprovider important information needed forusing the product

Labelmeans a display of written, printed orgraphic matter upon any article or any of itscontainer or wrappers or attached to oraccompanying such article

Inner labelmeans the label on or affixed toan immediate container


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Inpatient

Label of single unit packages should include

1. name of the drug

2. route of administration, unless oral3. strength, if applicable, volume of the product,

expressed when possible in the metric system

4. control number and expiration date

5. if repackaged, identification of the repackager

6. special storage conditions, if needed


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Multiple dose

1. identification of the dispensing

pharmacy

2. patients name

3. date of dispensing

4. name of the drug

5. strength


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Auxiliary labels

Shake well

Keep in the refrigerator, Do not Freeze

Do not use after

Refrigerate, Shake well, Discard After

External Use Only

May cause drowsiness; Alcohol and Operating Car or Machine Warning Do not Drink Alcohol

Avoid Sun Exposure

Take with food

Take on an Empty Stomach

Finish all this medication

Do not take Aspirin Keep Out of the Reach of Children

This prescription May be Refilled _____________ Times

Cancer Chemotherapy, Dispose of Properly


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Terms generally employed in

storage labeling

1. Cold20C to 80C

2. Cool80C to 150C

3. Room temperature200C to 250C

4. Warm300C to 400C

5. Excessive heatabove 400C

6. Protection from freezing


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By: Nelson T. Tubon; B.S. Pharm.; B.S.S.Ed; R.Ph.;M.S. Pharm.;Ph.D. B.M.

INTERENSHIP 1


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Exercise 9

Drug Labels and

Packaging


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KEY TERMS

Active Ingredientmeans any substance

of a drug which is intended to furnish

pharmacologic activity

Strengthmeans concentration of knownactive drug substance in formulation

Brand namerefers to the proprietary,

trade name assigned to the product by the

drug establishment


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Pharmacologic categoryrefers to the

classification of the product based on its

therapeutic action as specified in the product

registration Indicationrefers to the approved clinical

use of the product based on substantial and

scientifically supported evidence of the

safety and efficacy of the drug in the givendosage form

Key Terms


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Expirationsrefers to the date after which

the product is not expected to retain its

claimed safety, efficacy and quality or

potency or after which it is not permissibleto sell, distribute or use said product

Net Contentrefers to the total

amount/quantity/number of the dosage form

in a certain container of a productexpressed in metric system

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Batchmeans a specific homogeneous

quantity of a drug or in a case of drug

produced according to single manufacturing

order during the same cycle of manufacture Lot numbermeans any distinctive

combination of letters or numbers, or both,

by which the complete history of the

manufacture, control, packaging anddistribution of a batch or lot of a drug is

determined

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Materials approved unitmeans an

organizational element having the authority

and responsibility to approve or reject raw

materials, in process materials, packagingcomponents, and final product

Generic namerefers to the identification of

drugs and medicines by their scientifically and

internationally recognized active ingredient asdetermined by the BFAD of DOH

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Mode of administrationrefers to the site

and manner the product is to be introduced

into or applied on the body

Precautionsrefers to the instructions andspecial care required in the use of product to

avoid undesired effects and to ensure the

safe and effective use of the drug

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KEY TERMS Storage conditionsrefers to the

prevailing specified range of temperature,humidity, and other environmental factorswithin optimal stability of the product isensured based on laboratory data

Date of manufacturefor products otherthan biological products means the date(month and year) during which theprocessing of the product, from which thegoods are to be filled, is completed


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POWDERS for external use are usually

described as dusting powders, usually

contain starch, talc, and zinc stearate

DRESSINGSexternal applicationsresembling ointment usually used as a

covering or protection.

CREAMSviscous liquid or semi-solid

emulsions of either the oil in water or

water in oil type


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3. G

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5. A

6. C

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8. B

9. E

10. F

A.Drug Packaging

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