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DEA form 41
For reporting the destruction of controlled substances
DEA form 104
For reporting a pharmacy closure or surrender of a pharmacy permit
DEA Form 106
To report theft of controlled substances
DEA form 222
for ordering C1 and C2s
DEA form 222a
For ordering additional DEA 222 forms
DEA form 224
For applying for a DEA registration number
DEA form 224a
For renewing DEA registration (renewal is required every 3 years)
The most commonly used DEA form
DEA form 222
Details of a DEA form 222
- includes 2 carbon copies (the original, plus 2 attached 2 copies)

- the first page (the original) is brown
- the second page (the first carbon copy) is GREEN
- must be forwarded to the DEA by the drug supplier
- the third page (the second carbon copy) is BLUE
- must be retained by the PHARMACY

all DEA forms that have an error on them must be voided and retained by the pharmacy - MISTAKES CANNOT BE CORRECTED
What must you do with the first two pages (BROWN AND GREEN) on the DEA FORM 222
give them to the supplier while it is intact without separating them. the carbon copy must be between the 2 brown and green copies.

the pharmacy must keep the third page (blue copy) of the form for recordkeeping purposes
how long must pharmacies keep all controlled substances records (including executed DEA forms)
at least 2 years
what is the electronic alternative to the DEA form 222
Controlled Substance Ordering System (CSOS)
Drug Addiction Treatment Act of 2000 (DATA 2000)
Allows prescribers to get a waiver so they can prescribe schedule 3-5 controlled substances for the treatment of opioid addiction outside of a registered narcotic treatment facility

- DOES NOT allow the prescribing of a schedule 2 controlled substance for the treatment of opioid addiction outside of a registered narcotics treatment facility

- prescribers who have this waiver must have a SECOND DEA numbers that begins with the letter X
Who can dispense schedule 2 controlled substances (methadone) for the treatment of opioid addiction
ONLY registered narcotic treatment facilities

- these facilities must complete a DEA form 363 to apply for DEA registration
dispensing methadone for the treatment of pain
PERMITTED
dispensing methadone for the treatment of addiction
PROHIBITED
Practitioners with FULL prescribing authority
1. physicians (MD, DO)
2. Podiatrists (DPM)
3. Dentists (DMD, DDS)
5. Vets ( DVM)
Practitioner's with LIMITED prescribing authority
1. Optometrists (OD)
2. MID-level practitioners (PA's, and NP)
- a licensed physician must approve every prescription written by a mid-level practitioner
practitioner's can prescribe any medications....
WITHIN THEIR SCOPE
a prescriber cannot legally issue a controlled substance prescription unless he/she
possess a valid DEA registration number
1st letter - M is for
mid-level practicioners
1st letter - A , B, or F is for
physicians, dentists, vets, hospitals, and pharmacies
1st letter- P or R is for
manufacturer's, distributors, researchers, and narcotic treatment programs
2nd letter of a DEA registration number means
matches the first letter of the prescribers last name or the first letter of their business name
who are not required to register with the DEA to prescribe controlled substances unless they work in private practice
practitioner's who are officials of the US Army, NAVY, MARINES, COAST GUARD, AIRFORCE, PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE, OR BUREAU OF PRISONS
in place of a DEA number, who must indicate their branch of service or the agency in which they serve and their service identification number (e.g. Army 123-45-6780_
practitioner's who are officials of the US Army, NAVY, MARINES, COAST GUARD, AIRFORCE, PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE, OR BUREAU OF PRISONS
who requires prescribers to include their special DEA number (which begins with X) on BUPRENORPHINE prescriptions issued for the treatment of opioid addiction
The Drug Addiction Treatment Act of 2000 (DATA 2000)
Who is required to have a DEA number
Practitioner's who prescribe controlled substances
How do you get a DEA number
By registering with the DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION
Whos is required to register with the DEA
Any entity that handles controlled substances, including drug manufacturers, distributors, research labs, hospitals, and pharmacies
Who requires prescribers to have a National Provider Identifier (NPI)
HIPAA
Not all prescribers must be registered with the DEA to write prescriptions for narcotics
true
Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act of 2005
imposes regulation on the OTC sale of solid dosage forms (including gel caps) containing pseudoephedrine, ephedrine, or phenylpropanolamine.

these substances are pre cursers to either amphetamine or methamphetamine

customers must show ID before purchasing !!
PRECURSER: Psuedoephedrine
POTENTIAL END PRODUCT: Methamphetamine
PRECURSER: Ephedrine
POTENTIAL END PRODUCT: Methamphetamine
PRECURSER: Phenylpropanolamine
POTENTIAL END PRODUCT: Amphetamine
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