PSYC*3150 Study Guide - Winter 2019, Comprehensive Final Exam Notes - Vomiting, Visual System, Urinary Bladder
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Drug use & abuse, history of use and abuse. Provided to the public by a pharmacist following diagnosis and professional intervention of a practitioner. Controlled in a regulated environment as defined by provincial pharmacy legislation. Examples: opioids (i. e. , oxycodone, codeine), antidepressants (i. e. , Less strictly regulated than schedule i drugs. Require professional intervention from a pharmacist at point of sale ;sometimes. Available only from pharmacist and must be stored where there is no public require a professional referral access or opportunity for patient self-selection. Examples include: naloxone, iron + salt derivatives. May pose some risks in some self-selection situations. Sold on store shelves under the direct supervision of the pharmacist. Subject to any local professional requirements that increase the degree of control in the professional services area. Examples: acetaminophen sustained release formulation in strengths of greater than 650mg per unit, bupivacaine. Inform the consumer about making a safe and effective choice. Not included in schedules i, ii or iii; and.
