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Pharm-No-Cology: Understanding Florida's Negative Drug Formulary

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Pharm-No-Cology: Understanding Florida's Negative Drug Formulary

Explore the following interactive lesson to better understand the rationale (and medications) behind Florida's Negative Drug Formulary!

LET'S GO!

What is it?

Index

Complete the challenges to get the numbers of the key that will allow you to obtain the final reward!

01 Drugs Included

More Details

03 Find what's true

02 WWYD?

Reward

What is it?

The Florida Negative Drug Formulary is a short list of medications for which pharmacists are prohibited from substituting generic versions for the brand name.

Florida Board of Pharmacyand Florida Board of Medicine

Medications show clinically significant therapeutic inequivalance when comparing brands; substitutions may cause harm to patient.

Who determines the Negative Drug Formulary?

Criteria to be added to Negative Drug Formulary?

Title

Title

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Subtitle

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MEDICATIONS

Find the matching pairs to discover the six medications on Florida's Negative Drug Formulary!

AWESOME!

THE second code NUMBER IS:

you know all six medications on florida's negative drug formulary!

more details

Clinical inequivalence between brands of medications on negative formulary many be due to . . .
  • Narrow therapeutic index
  • Variability in bioavailability
  • Different formulations between manufacturers

Florida Administrative Code 64B16-27.500

Even if "dispense as written" is not on the prescription, no substitutions for generic can be made for prescriptions on negative formulary.

WWYD?

AWESOME!

THE second code NUMBER IS:

you're on roll! you've really learned a lot!

SEARCH!

Search for statements about a topic on the following screen and click only on the correct ones to get the next number of the key!

START

Click only on the correct statements? 1/3

The Florida Negative Formulary is a list of drugs insurance companies refuse to cover.

If a medication is on the negative formulary list, it cannot be prescribed in Florida.

You can drag the light to search through the darkness

The purpose of the negative formulary is to prevent therapeutic problems when products from different manufacturers may not be clinically interchangeable.

The negative formulary applies only to retail pharmacies, not hospital pharmacies.

Physicians must write "Dispense as written" for all drugs on the negative formulary.

Click only on the correct statements? 2/3

The negative formulary is determined by each hospital independently.

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The negative formulary is maintained by the Food and Drug Administration.

CORRECT!

Florida Board of Pharmacy and Board of Medicine maintain negative formulary.

The Florida negative drug formulary is determined by the federal government.

Click only on the correct statements? 3/3

Theophylline is on the Florida Negative Drug Formulary.

There are >100 drugs on the Florida Negative Drug Formulary.

You can drag the light to search through the darkness

CORRECT!

Metformin is on the Florida Negative Drug Formulary.

Plavix is on the Florida Negative Drug Formulary.

Lisinopril is on the Florida Negative Drug Formulary.

AWESOME!

THE third code NUMBER IS:

You finished the last learning exercise!

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ENTER THE SECRET CODE

You have successfully completely this lesson on the Florida Negative Drug Formulary!

You're one step closer to being a highly competent prescriber! Great work!

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