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What is a perpetual log book? an official, legal record book used to track the flow of controlled substances into and out of a pharmacy. a disagreement between the amount listed in the perpetual log and the actual count of a controlled substance. Narcotics are kept in a locked cabinet.
The DEA requires a physical inventory of all controlled substances to be conducted every two years for each registered location. The inventory may be taken on any date within two years of the previous inventory date.
This documentation must include: Date and time each inventory was taken. Names of all controlled substances in the facility. The form of each drug (ex: 50mg tablet) Number of doses found in each container (ex: 50 tablet bottle). Number of containers of each controlled substance (ex: seven 50 tablet bottles)
Record each use of controlled substance. Record amount used, transferred, and/or disposed of, and remaining balance after each use. Ensure date of use/transfer/disposal is recorded and proper units are noted. Each error must be struck-through once, initialed, and dated by the Authorized User.
To complete a Form 222: Complete Part 1. Name and Title. Signature of DEA Registrant. Date. Enter name, size, and quantity of controlled substance(s). Complete Part 2. Supplier DEA Number. Supplier address. Make a copy of the signed form before submitting your order form. Fill in Part 5 on copy once the order is received.
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All inventory records must be maintained at the pharmacy in a readily retrievable manner for at least 2 years; Schedule II inventory records must be maintained separately from all other controlled substances.
Each page in the CD record book must specify at the head of the page the generic name, brand name (if applicable), strength and form of the drug to which the entries on that page relate. Each drug and each strength and each form must be on separate pages so that a running balance can be kept easily.
The CURES log must contain: The prescribers name, address, telephone number, State license number and DEA number; Date of dispensing; Numeric quantity of controlled substance dispensed; Drug name; National Drug Code (NDC) number; Strength of the prescription (e.g. 10 mg tab, 10 mg/ml); Clients full name;

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