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U.S. FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRA TION The Consumer Healthcare Products Association (CHPA) is a national organization representing companies dedicated to providing consumers with safe and effective over-the-counter (OTC) medicines and dietary supplements and the information to use them properly. ® CONSUMER HEALTHCARE PRODUCTS ASSOCIATION 10/01–150M
Training Aid Name: How to Read a Drug Label Format: Pamphlet Author: National Council on Patient Information and Education Source: Reprinted with permission © 2002 National Council on Patient Information and Education www.bemedwise.org Summary: A one-page pamphlet that describes each section of an OTC medication label. Using a label as an example, the pamphlet shows where a list of active ingredients, uses, warnings, directions for use, and other information is found. Advantages: Uses an actual label to show label components with brief explanations. Disadvantages: Written for the general population – not specific to transportation. Limited scope – only useful as an introductory piece.
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REPORT DOCUMENTATION PAGE Form Appr
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Introduction The National Transport
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Policy The “Dear Colleague” let
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Policy System Name: Utah Transit Au
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UTA Management Drug & Alcohol Polic
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POLICY Number 1C1 Effective Date: 3
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Release To Work Form 1C1 Maryland T
Page 21 and 22: ALCOHOL AND DRUG POLICY 2001 Revisi
Page 23 and 24: ALCOHOL AND DRUG POLICY Alcohol Pos
Page 25 and 26: OVER-THE-COUNTER MEDICATION To be C
Page 27 and 28: Subject: Substance Abuse- Drug Free
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Page 45 and 46: OVER-THE-COUNTER MEDICATION To be C
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Page 57 and 58: OVER-THE-COUNTER MEDICINES What’s
Page 59 and 60: ADVICE FOR AMERICANS ABOUT SELF-CAR
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Page 77 and 78: Training Aid Name: Prescription Med
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Page 98 and 99: Speak up The more information your
Page 100 and 101: Rx & OTC Medications Safety-sensiti
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Page 104 and 105: Employee Substance Abuse Training
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Page 108 and 109: PRESCRIPTION AND OVER-THE-COUNTER D
Page 110 and 111: Summary of Do's and Don'ts Medicati
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Page 114 and 115: MODULE 8: PRESCRIPTION DRUGS Notes
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Notes to the Instructor MODULE 10:
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Many times a marijuana joint is use
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Module 8: Prescription Drugs Exerci
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Module 9: Over-the-Counter Drugs Ex
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Prescription Drugs 8-1 MODULE 8: PR
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Prescription Drugs 8-3 TRANSIT EMPL
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Prescription Drugs 8-5 DRIVING SKIL
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Over-the-Counter Drugs 9-2 OVER-THE
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Over-the-Counter Drugs 9-4 COMMONLY
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Over-the-Counter Drugs 9-6 MODULE 9
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Combining Drugs 10-2 EFFECTS OF COM
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Combining Drugs 10-4 MODULE 10 DISC
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MODULE 8: PRESCRIPTION DRUGS Prescr
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Notes Prescription Drugs 41
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MODULE 9: OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS Ma
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Notes Over-the-Counter Drugs 45
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MODULE 10: COMBINING DRUGS Each of
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Notes Combining Drugs 49
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Module 8: Prescription Drugs Exerci
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Prescription & Over-the-Counter (OT
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Anti-Motion Sickness: Can cause; dr
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Antidepressants: Can cause; seizure
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Muscle Relaxers: Can cause; drowsin
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Points to Remember Every one is an
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RETENTION TIMES OF DRUGS IN URINE G
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MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION OVE
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PRESCRIPTION AND OVER-THE- COUNTER
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NTSB Directive The National Transpo
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Definitions (Rx) • Prescription d
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Definitions (OTC) • Over-The-Coun
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FTA Recommended Policy Elements FTA
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Suggested Elements of an Rx/OTC Pol
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Suggested Management/ Supervisor Re
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Suggested Employee Roles and Respon
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Employee Warnings • Do not take l
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Employee Warnings (Cont.) • Chang
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Suggested Employer Physician/MRO Re
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Medical Review Procedural Model 2 (
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Suggested Employee Awareness Traini
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Summary • The primary objective o
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Common Anti-inflammatory and Pain M
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Common Antihistamines* (List not al
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Common Muscle Relaxants* (List not
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Common Stimulants* (List not all-in
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Possible Side Effects of Common OTC
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Possible Side Effects of OTC Cold a
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Common OTC Stimulants (List not all
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Post-Accident Documentation for Det
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1a) Name of medication: 1b) How muc
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APPENDICES
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BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OF THE AI
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AFI48-123 22 MAY 2001 163 A7.32.4.
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Rx and OTC Medication Lists Name: A
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MEDICATION WAIVERS - 134 -
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DISCUSSION: Medication side effects
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CLASS 2A: NO WAIVER ACTION REQUIRED
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CLASS 2B: INFORMATION ONLY , CHRONI
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Rx and OTC Medication Lists Name: V
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a result, Glaxo-Wellcome has volunt
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ACIP Influenza Recommendations - AF
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stopped. Note that the nasal spray
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in completing the FAA required docu
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Heart/cardiac medications: The FAA
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containing cocaine ("TAC"). There i
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Rx and OTC Medication List Name: Me
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NOTE: 1. Mouthwashes - Scope, Liste
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HOW DO THESE MEDICATIONS AFFECT YOU
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Internet Resources/Reference Materi
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