pharmacology

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Grifgrl02  on October 31, 2010

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ch.4 cultural, legal, and ethical considerations

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pharmacology

Federal food and drug act of 1906
required drug manufacturers to list on the drug lable any dangerous or addicting substances
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Federal food and drug act of 1906 required drug manufacturers to list on the drug lable any dangerous or addicting substances
Sherley Amendment 1912 prohibited fraudulent claims for drug products
Harrison Narcotic Act 1914 Established the legal term narcotic and regulated the manufacture and sale of habit forming drugs
Federal, Food, Drug, and Cosmetic act 1938 required drug manufacturers to provide data proving drug safety with FDA review, established the new drug application process
Durham Humphrey Amendment 1951 Established legend drugs or perscription drugs; drug labels must carry the legend "Caution- federal law prohibits dispensing without a perscription. (You have to have a perscription to get a drug)
Kefauver-Harris Amendments 1962 Required manufactures to demonstrate both therapeutic efficacy and safety of new drugs
Controlled Substance Act 1970 Established "schedules" for controlled substances promoted addiction education, research, and treatment
Orphan Substance Act 1970 enabled the FDA to promote research and marketing of orphan drugs used to treat rare diseases
Accelerated Drug Review Regulations 1991 enabled faster approval by the FDA of drugs to treat life-threatening illnesses (prompted by the HIV/AIDS epidemic)
Health Insurance Protability and Accountability Act (1996) HIPPA required health-related organizations, schools, to maintain privacy of protected health infromation
Medicare prescription drug improvement and modernization act 2003 Medicare part D, provides seniors and disabled persons with an insurance benefit program for perscription drugs, federal gorvernment shares the cost
c1 controlled substances only with approved protcol (pot)
c2 controlled substances written perscription only, no perscription refills, container must have warning label (codeine, morphine, oxycodone,methadone)
c3/c4 controlled substances written or oral perscription that expires in 6 months no more then 5 refills in 6 month period
what does each perticipant in a drug study have to know before signing the consent form - have the right to withdrawl from the study at any time no matter what
-possible risks
-possible benefits
- possibilty of getting a placebo
Phase 1 of the drug approval process usually done on healthy people
- purpose is to determine optimal range
phase 2 drug approval process small number of people with disease

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