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Legislation June 2016
Introduction
Introduction
Abbreviations
Question 1 - Legal Classifications
Question 1 - Drug Classification
a) Tablet containing 2.5 mg diphenoxylate
b) An eye drop containing 1% tetracaine
c) 20 mg bilastine tablet
d) Vial containing 15,000 units of bleomycin
e) Eye drops containing 500 mcg/ml emedastine
f) Tablet containing 1mg ethyl loflazepate
g) Solution for infusion containing 2g/10ml acetylcysteine
h) Tablet containing 15 mg folinic acid
i) Syrup containing 10mg/5ml codeine phosphate and 2.5mg/5ml triprolidine (Updated Jan 2024)
j) Tablet containing 200mg metronidazole
k) Cream containing 0.05% clobetasone butyrate
l) Tablet containing 2.5 mg terbutaline.
m) A tablet containing 600 mg thioctic acid
n) Tablet containing 2 mg perphenazine.
o) Tablet containing 40 mg tioguanine
p) Vial containing 50 mcg/ml sufentanil
q) Capsule containing 200 mg mebeverine
r) Pessary containing 100mg chloramphenicol and 100mg carbarsone
s) Cream containing clotrimazole for athlete’s foot.
t) A solution for infusion that contains 1g/100ml paracetamol.
Question 2 - Authorised Seller of Poisons and Listed Seller of Poisons
Question 2 - Authorised Seller of Poisons and Listed Seller of Poisons
a) ASPs and LSPs
b) Selling Part 1 and 2 poisons
c) Schedule 1 poisons
Question 3 - Definition of 'medicine' and Labelling
Question 3 - Definition of 'medicine' and Labelling
a) Definition of 'medicine'
b) Labelling requirements of medicines supplied in Hong Kong
c) Examples of additional labelling requirements
Question 4 - Antibiotics Ordinance
Question 4 - Antibiotics
a) Substances covered by the Antibiotics Ordinance
b) Sale and supply of antibiotics
c) Record-keeping
Substances to which the Antibiotics Ordinance applies
Substances to which the Antibiotics Ordinance applies
Question 5 - Institutions
Question 5 - Institutions
a) Supplying medicines - in-patient and out-patient
b) Storage of medicines
c) Dangerous drugs
a) Supplying medicines - in-patient and out-patient
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