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Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 452 - Cemeteries › Section 452.080 - Settings

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Marble in a floor must be set in a full bed of nonstaining cement mortar, the proportion of cement to sand to be one to two, and tamped to a uniform bearing true to line.
2. All stone must be tamped to a uniform bearing true to line and set on an even bed of mortar. Lug sills and similar work exposed to uneven pressure must be bedded only at the ends.
3. Mortar joints must be of uniform thickness not more than three-sixteenths of an inch and must be raked out to a depth of three-quarters of an inch as the work progresses.
Bd. of Health, part Mausoleum Reg., eff. 7-5-32
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 452 - Cemeteries › Section 452.100 - Pointings

Current through June 11, 2024
After stonework is completed, all joints must be brushed, cleaned thoroughly, wet and carefully filled with mortar, solidly packed and pointed. Mortar for pointing must be composed of one part lime putty, two parts white Monterey sand or its equivalent, and two parts nonstaining Portland cement.
Bd. of Health, part Mausoleum Reg., eff. 7-5-32
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 452 - Cemeteries › Section 452.120 - Exterior veneering

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Cut stone or cast stone veneering must be at least 2 inches in thickness for all courses.
2. Marble veneering must be at least 1 1/2 inches in thickness for all courses.
3. Terra-cotta veneering must conform to standard practices.
4. All veneering must be bonded or tied to the structural steelwork and masonry. Corners, belt courses, copings, pilasters, bases, caps, sills, architraves, and other ornamental and special work which may have projecting parts must have sufficient bearing on the walls to balance independent of anchors.
5. Sills must extend at least 3 inches back of the windowsill and must have a fillet to receive the sills.
6. All veneering must be anchored by placing anchors with a 1/4-inch diameter at the top of each stone. These anchors must set into seats in the stone at least 1 inch in depth and must extend into the concrete at least 6 inches. The face of the concrete must be at least 3 inches back of the stone unless dowel anchors are used.
7. All dowel anchor slots must be made of 22-gauge copper-bearing galvanized iron.
8. There must be two anchors for each stone which are at least 1 1/2 feet long and one anchor for smaller stones. Anchors must be placed not more than 1 foot from the ends of the stone.
9. All anchors must be dipped in hot asphalt.
10. Facing closures on crypts are not considered exterior veneering and must be at least seven-eighths of an inch thick.
Bd. of Health, part Mausoleum Reg., eff. 7-5-32
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 452 - Cemeteries › Section 452.130 - Roofs and skylights

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The roof of every building used for the permanent interment of the remains of deceased persons must be constructed of reinforced concrete, granite, tile or marble. The upper surface of all roofs made of reinforced concrete must be covered with asphalt or other material which resists fires.
2. Frames for skylights must be made of galvanized iron which is not less than 24-gauge or copper. All joints must be riveted and soldered. All glass in skylights must be wireglass not less than one-fourth of an inch in thickness.
Bd. of Health, part Mausoleum Reg., eff. 7-5-32
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 452 - Cemeteries › Section 452.140 - Fireproofing

Current through June 11, 2024
Every building, vault or structure used for the permanent interment of the remains of deceased persons must be constructed of noninflammable material and all steel work must be covered with at least 2 inches of concrete. Steel framework for elevators, windows, doors, skylights and other similar openings need not be encased in concrete, but must be treated with an efficient preservative.
Bd. of Health, part Mausoleum Reg., eff. 7-5-32
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 452 - Cemeteries › Section 452.150 - Construction of crypts

Current through June 11, 2024
1. All walls of crypts, unless built of granite or marble, must be constructed of concrete mixed with a proportion of at least one part cement, two and one-half parts sand, and three and one-half parts crushed rock or screen gravel.
2. All walls must be at least 4 inches in thickness and must be reinforced with steel.
3. Floor slabs of crypts must be at least 3 inches and must be reinforced with steel to conform to the specifications of a Class A construction.
4. No crypt may be constructed to be subject to any of the load strains of the structure of the building, except where the walls of the crypt or niche intersect or are a part of structural walls.
5. In mausoleums where air ventilation is used and crypts are situated adjacent to the wall of an outside building below the ground, an air space at least 18 inches wide must be provided between the outside wall and the walls of the crypt. The air space must be supplied with ventilation and must have one or more doorways at least 15 inches wide and 5 feet high.
Bd. of Health, part Mausoleum Reg., eff. 7-5-32
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › Section 453.Sec. 1 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Notwithstanding the exemption from
		  registration set forth in NAC 453.100 and the waiver of the requirement of
		  registration set forth in NAC
		  453.150,
		  a law enforcement officer who is employed by the State or any of its political
		  subdivisions or agencies may register pursuant to this chapter for the purpose
		  of possessing controlled substances in the course of training a canine to
		  detect a controlled substance.
2.
		  Nothing in this section shall be construed to require a law enforcement officer
		  to register before:
(a) Possessing a
		  controlled substance in order to train a canine to detect the controlled
		  substance; or
(b) Engaging in any
		  other conduct for which the law enforcement officer is otherwise authorized to
		  perform without a registration.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 453.010 - Definitions

Current through June 11, 2024
As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise
				requires:
1. "Board" means the State
			 Board of Pharmacy.
2. "Emergency
			 situation," within the meaning of subsection 2 of
			 NRS
			 453.256 and these regulations, means a
			 situation in which a prescribing practitioner determines that:
(a) Immediate administration of the
			 controlled substance is necessary for the proper treatment of the
			 patient;
(b) No appropriate
			 alternative treatment is available, including administration of a drug which is
			 not a controlled substance under schedule II of the Uniform Controlled
			 Substances Act; and
(c) It is not
			 reasonably possible for the prescribing practitioner to provide a written
			 prescription to be presented to the person dispensing the substance before he
			 or she dispenses it.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 453.015 - "Directions for use" interpreted

Current through June 11, 2024
As the term is used in
				NRS
				453.385,
				639.2353
				and
				639.2801
				and NAC 453.410, the Board interprets "directions for use" to require a
				prescription or label to specify the dosage, frequency and manner in which the
				prescribed controlled substance is to be taken or applied, unless the dosage,
				frequency and manner in which the prescribed controlled substance is to be
				taken or applied are specifically described on or in the manufacturer's
				individual packages or containers for the prescribed controlled substance. Use
				of the phrase "take as directed" or any phrase of similar import does not
				satisfy the requirements set forth in this section.
Added to NAC by Bd. of
				Pharmacy, eff. 9-29-87
NRS 453.221,
				  639.070
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 453.020 - "Facsimile machine" interpreted

Current through June 11, 2024
As used in
				NRS
				453.256 and
				453.385,
				the Board will interpret the term "facsimile machine" to include, without
				limitation, a computer that has a facsimile modem through which documents can
				be sent and received.
Added to NAC by Bd. of
				Pharmacy by R112-99, eff. 11-3-99
NRS 453.221,
				  453.256,
				  453.385,
				  639.070
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › COMPUTERIZED PROGRAM TO TRACK PRESCRIPTIONS FOR CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES › Section 453.065 - Registrants required to enroll for Internet access to database of program; application for enrollment; access is revocable privilege

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
			 A practitioner or other person who is required to register with the Board
			 pursuant to subsection 1 of
			 NRS
			 453.226 to dispense controlled substances
			 must also enroll with the Board pursuant to this section for Internet access to
			 the database of the computerized program established pursuant to
			 NRS
			 453.162.
2. An employee of a law enforcement agency
			 who intends to regularly access the database of the computerized program
			 established pursuant to
			 NRS
			 453.162 for the purposes described in
			 NRS
			 453.165 may enroll with the Board pursuant to
			 this section.
3. To enroll pursuant
			 to this section for Internet access to the database of the computerized program
			 established pursuant to
			 NRS
			 453.162, the practitioner or other person or
			 employee of a law enforcement agency must apply to the Board on an application
			 provided by the Board. For purposes of subsection 1 of
			 NRS
			 453.226, the Board will deem such enrollment
			 as proof that the practitioner or other person is authorized to access the
			 database. An application submitted by an employee of a law enforcement agency
			 pursuant to this subsection must be accompanied by the certification required
			 by subsection 2 of
			 NRS
			 453.165.
4. An employee of a law enforcement agency
			 who is not enrolled pursuant to this section may obtain a patient utilization
			 report pursuant to
			 NRS
			 639.23507 or a summary of a practitioner's
			 prescribing history from the database of the computerized program established
			 pursuant to
			 NRS
			 453.162 for use in an investigation if he or
			 she submits the certification required by subsection 2 of
			 NRS
			 453.165.
5. Access to the database of the computerized
			 program established pursuant to
			 NRS
			 453.162 is a revocable privilege, and no
			 holder of such access to the database acquires any vested right therein or
			 thereunder.
Added to NAC
				by Bd. of Pharmacy by
				R013-18A,
				eff. 6/26/2018; A by
				R008-21A,
				eff. 12/22/2021
NRS
				453.162,
				453.165
				and
				639.070,
				as amended by section 3 of Senate Bill No. 408, chapter 218, Statutes of Nevada
				2021, at page 1016, and
				NRS
				639.23916
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › COMPUTERIZED PROGRAM TO TRACK PRESCRIPTIONS FOR CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES › Section 453.070 - Designation by practitioner of staff members to act as delegates for accessing database; exception; required course of training; liability of practitioner

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as
			 otherwise provided in section 4 of this regulation, a practitioner other than a
			 veterinarian may designate not more than two members of his or her staff to act
			 as delegates for the purpose of accessing the database of the computerized
			 program established pursuant to
			 NRS
			 453.162 to obtain a patient utilization
			 report pursuant to
			 NRS
			 639.23507 on behalf of the
			 practitioner.
2. A delegate
			 designated pursuant to subsection 1 must complete the course of training
			 required pursuant to subsection 5 of
			 NRS
			 453.164 before the delegate is provided with
			 Internet access to the database.
3.
			 The practitioner shall be liable for any action of the delegate relating to
			 accessing the database.
Added to NAC
				by Bd. of Pharmacy by
				R013-18A,
				eff. 6/26/2018
NRS
				639.070,
				639.23916
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › COMPUTERIZED PROGRAM TO TRACK PRESCRIPTIONS FOR CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES › Section 453.074 - Designation by hospital of staff members to act as delegates for accessing database on behalf of physician in emergency department; required course of training; liability of hospital

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A hospital may
			 designate members of the staff of the hospital to act as delegates for the
			 purpose of accessing the database of the computerized program established
			 pursuant to
			 NRS
			 453.162 to obtain a patient utilization
			 report pursuant to
			 NRS
			 639.23507 on behalf of a physician providing
			 service in a hospital emergency department.
2. A delegate designated pursuant to
			 subsection 1 must complete the course of training required pursuant to
			 subsection 5 of
			 NRS
			 453.164 before the delegate is provided with
			 Internet access to the database.
3.
			 The hospital shall be liable for any action of the delegate relating to
			 accessing the database.
Added to NAC
				by Bd. of Pharmacy by
				R013-18A,
				eff. 6/26/2018
NRS
				639.070,
				639.23507
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › COMPUTERIZED PROGRAM TO TRACK PRESCRIPTIONS FOR CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES › Section 453.078 - Suspension or termination of access to database

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The
			 Executive Secretary of the Board on behalf of the Board may suspend or
			 terminate, before a hearing, the Internet access of a practitioner or other
			 person to the database of the program established pursuant to
			 NRS
			 453.162 if the practitioner or other person
			 accesses the database in violation of any provision of
			 NRS
			 453.162 to
			 453.165,
			 inclusive, 639.23507 or 639.23915.
2. As used in this section, "practitioner"
			 does not include a hospital or other institution which is licensed, registered
			 or otherwise authorized in this State to distribute, dispense, conduct research
			 with respect to, administer or use in teaching or chemical analysis a
			 controlled substance in the course of professional practice or
			 research.
Added to NAC
				by Bd. of Pharmacy by
				R013-18A,
				eff. 6/26/2018
NRS
				453.221,
				639.070
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › COMPUTERIZED PROGRAM TO TRACK PRESCRIPTIONS FOR CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES › Section 453.084 - Notice of suspension or termination of access to database; hearing; request for continuance

Current through June 11, 2024
1. If Internet
			 access to the database of the program established pursuant to NRS 453.162 is
			 suspended or terminated pursuant to NAC 453.078, the Board will provide written
			 notice to the practitioner or other person whose Internet access to the
			 database of the program is suspended or terminated:
(a) If practicable, before the suspension or
			 termination occurs; or
(b) If
			 notice cannot be provided before the suspension or termination occurs, as soon
			 as practicable after the suspension or termination occurs.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › COMPUTERIZED PROGRAM TO TRACK PRESCRIPTIONS FOR CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES › Section 453.088 - Restriction on disclosure of information obtained from database

Current through June 11, 2024
The Board will disclose information obtained from the database
				in response to a request made pursuant to paragraph (a) of subsection 8 of
				NRS
				453.164 only to the person about whom the
				information requested concerns or his or her attorney.
Added to NAC
				by Bd. of Pharmacy by
				R013-18A,
				eff. 6/26/2018
NRS
				453.221,
				639.070
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › COMPUTERIZED PROGRAM TO TRACK PRESCRIPTIONS FOR CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES › Section 453.Sec. 2 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
			 A practitioner whose electronic health records are integrated with the records
			 of patients in the database of the computerized program established pursuant to
			 NRS
			 453.162 shall:
(a) Maintain the electronic health records in
			 conformance with all applicable federal and state laws;
(b) Maintain a record of access to the
			 database of the computerized program and the retrieval of patient utilization
			 reports from that database; and
(c)
			 Retain the records described in paragraph (b) as a health care record in
			 accordance with
			 NRS
			 629.051 to
			 629.069,
			 inclusive, in a manner that is easily retrievable upon the request of the Board
			 or a representative thereof.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › COMPUTERIZED PROGRAM TO TRACK PRESCRIPTIONS FOR CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES › Section 453.Sec. 3 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
The Board will provide Internet access to the database of the
				computerized program established pursuant to
				NRS
				453.162 for the purpose of obtaining patient
				utilization reports to:
1. Employees
			 of the United States Department of Veterans Affairs who are authorized to
			 access such reports under the provisions of
			 38 U.S.C.
			 §
									1730B;
2. Persons who are authorized to access such
			 a report under Medicaid pursuant to
			 42 U.S.C. §
									1396r-8(g) or
			 1396w-3a;
			 and
3. Persons who are authorized
			 to access reports under the provisions of a written agreement entered into
			 pursuant to subsection 2 of
			 NRS
			 453.163.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Pharmacy by
				R008-21A,
				eff. 12/22/2021
NRS
				453.162,
				639.070,
				as amended by section 3 of Senate Bill No. 408, chapter 218, Statutes of Nevada
				2021, at page 1016, and
				NRS
				639.23916
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › COMPUTERIZED PROGRAM TO TRACK PRESCRIPTIONS FOR CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES › Section 453.Sec. 4 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
			 The
PMP AWARxE Requestor User Support Manual: Nevada Prescription
			 Monitoring Program
, published by Appriss Health, is hereby adopted by
			 reference. A copy of the publication is available, free of charge, from the
			 Board at the Internet address
https://bop.nv.gov/uploadedFiles/bopnvgov/content/Links/NV%20Requestor%20User%20Support%20Manual_v2.1_020921_FINAL.pdf
.
2. The Board will periodically review the
			 publication adopted by reference in subsection 1 and determine, within 120 days
			 after the review, whether any change made to the publication is appropriate for
			 application in this State. If the Board does not disapprove a change to the
			 publication within 120 days after the review, the change is deemed to be
			 approved by the Board.
3. Each
			 person required or authorized to receive Internet access to the database of the
			 computerized program pursuant to
			 NRS
			 453.164,
			 453.1645
			 or
			 453.165:
(a) Must read the publication adopted by
			 reference in subsection 1 before the Board will provide the person with
			 Internet access to the database. Compliance with this paragraph satisfies the
			 requirement prescribed by subsection 5 of
			 NRS
			 453.164 to complete a course of training
			 developed by the Board and the Division.
(b) Shall comply with the publication adopted
			 by reference in subsection 1 when using the database.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › REGISTRATION › Section 453.100 - Exemption from registration

Current through June 11, 2024
Any person exempted from federal registration by federal laws
				or regulations is exempted from registration under this chapter. The burden of
				establishing entitlement to an exemption is upon the claimant.
Bd. of Pharmacy, §
				453.020, eff. 6-26-80
NRS 453.221,
				  453.226,
				  639.070
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › REGISTRATION › Section 453.110 - Groups of activities involving controlled substances: Independent activities requiring separate registration; substances included in registration

Current through June 11, 2024
1. For the purpose of registration under this
			 chapter, the following groups of activities are deemed to be independent of
			 each other:
(a) Manufacturing any controlled
			 substance;
(b) Distributing any
			 controlled substance;
(c)
			 Dispensing, prescribing, conducting research, except for the research described
			 in paragraph (d), and conducting instructional activities with any controlled
			 substance listed in schedules II through V, inclusive;
(d) Conducting research with any narcotic
			 drug listed in schedules II to V, inclusive, for the purpose of continuing the
			 dependence of a person on the drug in the course of conducting an authorized
			 clinical investigation in the development of a program for rehabilitation of
			 narcotic addicts pursuant to a Notice of Claimed Investigational Exemption for
			 a New Drug approved by the Food and Drug Administration;
(e) Conducting research and instructional
			 activities with any controlled substances listed in schedule I;
(f) Conducting chemical analysis with a
			 controlled substance listed in any schedule; and
(g) Possessing any controlled substance in
			 the course of training canines to detect a controlled substance, by a law
			 enforcement officer who is registered pursuant to section
			 1.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › REGISTRATION › Section 453.120 - Groups of activities involving controlled substances: Coincident activities authorized without additional registration

Current through June 11, 2024
Any person who is registered to engage in any activity
				described in NAC 453.110 may engage in the following coincident activities
				without obtaining a registration to engage in the coincident activities if,
				unless specifically exempted, the person complies with all the requirements and
				duties prescribed by law for persons registered to engage in the coincident
				activities:
1. A person registered to
			 manufacture any controlled substance or basic class of controlled substances
			 may distribute that substance or class but no substance or class which the
			 person is not registered to manufacture.
2. A person registered to manufacture a
			 controlled substance listed in schedules II to V, inclusive, may conduct
			 chemical analysis and preclinical research (including analysis for control of
			 quality) with the controlled substances which the person is authorized to
			 manufacture.
3. A person registered
			 to conduct research with a basic class of controlled substances listed in
			 schedule I may:
(a) Manufacture the
			 substances in the class, if and to the extent that the manufacture is described
			 in his or her federal research protocol; and
(b) Distribute substances in the class to
			 other persons registered to conduct research or chemical analysis with the
			 class.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › REGISTRATION › Section 453.130 - Physical locations of activities

Current through June 11, 2024
A separate registration is required for each principal place of
				business or professional practice at one general location where controlled
				substances are manufactured, distributed, used in research or scientific
				investigation, prescribed or dispensed. The following locations are not
				required to be registered:
1. A
			 warehouse where controlled substances are stored by or on behalf of a
			 registered person unless the substances are distributed directly:
(a) From the warehouse to registered
			 locations other than the registered location from which the substances were
			 delivered; or
(b) To persons who
			 are exempt from registration by paragraph (b) of subsection 3 of
			 NRS
			 453.226.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › REGISTRATION › Section 453.140 - Federally exempted officials engaged in private activities

Current through June 11, 2024
If any official exempted from federal registration by federal
				law also engages as a private person in any activity or group of activities for
				which registration in this State is required, the official must obtain a
				registration pursuant to these regulations for the private activities.
Bd. of Pharmacy, §
				453.080, eff. 6-26-80
NRS 453.221,
				  453.226,
				  639.070
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › REGISTRATION › Section 453.150 - Waiver of registration: Drug enforcement officers and employees

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The requirement of registration is waived
			 for:
(a) An officer or employee of:
(1) The United States Drug Enforcement
			 Administration;
(2) The United
			 States Bureau of Customs;
(3) The
			 United States Food and Drug Administration; and
(4) Any other federal officer who is lawfully
			 engaged in the enforcement of any federal law relating to controlled
			 substances, drugs or customs and is authorized to possess controlled substances
			 in the course of his or her official duties.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › REGISTRATION › Section 453.160 - Waiver of registration: Civil defense and disaster relief organizations

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The requirement of registration is waived
			 for any official of an organization for civil defense or disaster relief who,
			 in the course of his or her official duties, is authorized to:
(a) Maintain, and distribute for maintenance,
			 controlled substances for emergency use; or
(b) Procure controlled substances for the
			 purpose of maintaining supplies for emergency use if the procurement is from
			 the United States General Services Administration and in accordance with the
			 rules of the United States Office of Emergency Preparedness.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › REGISTRATION › Section 453.190 - Payment of fees for registration

Current through June 11, 2024
The fee for registration or reregistration must be paid when
				the application for registration or reregistration is submitted for filing. The
				payment must be made by a personal, certified or cashier's check or a money
				order payable to the State Board of Pharmacy. Any attempted payment made in the
				form of stamps, foreign currency or an endorsed check of a third person will
				not be accepted. If the Board refuses to register an applicant, the payment
				will be refunded.
Bd. of Pharmacy, §
				453.100, eff. 6-26-80
NRS 453.221,
				  453.226,
				  639.070
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › REGISTRATION › Section 453.210 - Period for application; restriction on activities for which registration is required; expiration and renewal of registration

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A person who is required to be registered:
(a) May apply for registration at any time.
(b) Shall not engage in any activity for which registration is required:
(1) Until his or her application for registration is granted and a
								 certificate of registration is issued to the person by the Board; and
(2) Unless he or she is registered with the Drug Enforcement Administration
								 to dispense controlled substances in this State and has provided a copy of that registration to the
								 Board.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › REGISTRATION › Section 453.220 - Application forms for registration and reregistration

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
			 An application for registration or reregistration must be made on the form
			 provided by the Board.
2. An
			 application for registration or reregistration to:
(a) Conduct research with any of the
			 controlled substances listed in schedule I must be accompanied by evidence of a
			 current federal registration to conduct such research, together with a copy of
			 the applicant's federal research protocol.
(b) Conduct instructional activities with
			 controlled substances listed in schedule I must be accompanied by a copy of any
			 statement filed in support of an application for federal registration. Each
			 application must include each item of information required in the form. If an
			 item is not applicable, this fact must be stated.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › REGISTRATION › Section 453.230 - Filing of application for registration

Current through June 11, 2024
1. All applications
			 for registration must be submitted for filing to the Secretary of the Board.
			 The appropriate registration fee and any required attachments must accompany
			 the application.
2. Any person
			 required to obtain more than one registration may submit all the applications
			 together. Each application must be complete and must not refer to any
			 accompanying application for required information.
Bd. of Pharmacy, §
				453.140, eff. 6-26-80
NRS 453.221,
				  453.226,
				  639.070
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › REGISTRATION › Section 453.240 - Acceptance of application for registration

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each application
			 submitted for filing will be dated upon receipt. If an application is complete,
			 it will be accepted for filing, but any application which fails to comply with
			 the requirements of these regulations will not be accepted for filing. If an
			 application has a minor defect of incompleteness, the Secretary of the Board
			 may accept it for filing and request the applicant to furnish additional
			 information.
2. A defective
			 application:
(a) Will be returned to the
			 applicant within 10 days after its receipt and will be accompanied by a
			 statement of the reason for its return.
(b) May be corrected and resubmitted for
			 filing at any time and the Secretary of the Board will accept the resubmitted
			 application for filing if the defect is corrected.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › REGISTRATION › Section 453.250 - Submission of documents with application for registration

Current through June 11, 2024
The Board may require an applicant to submit such documents or
				written statement of fact relevant to the application as it deems necessary to
				determine whether the application should be granted. The failure of the
				applicant to provide documents or statements within 30 days after being
				requested to do so shall be deemed to be a waiver by the applicant of an
				opportunity to present those documents or facts for consideration by the Board
				in granting or denying the application.
Bd. of Pharmacy, §
				453.160, eff. 6-26-80
NRS 453.221,
				  453.226,
				  639.070
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › REGISTRATION › Section 453.260 - Amendment or withdrawal of application for registration

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
			 An application may be amended or withdrawn at any time with the permission of
			 the Board if good cause is shown by the applicant or if the amendment or
			 withdrawal is in the public interest.
2. After an application has been accepted for
			 filing, the request by the applicant that it be returned, or the failure of the
			 applicant to respond to official correspondence regarding the application when
			 sent by registered or certified mail with return receipt requested, shall be
			 deemed to be a withdrawal of the application.
Bd. of Pharmacy, §
				453.170, eff. 6-26-80
NRS 453.221,
				  453.226,
				  639.070
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › REGISTRATION › Section 453.270 - Issuance and content of certificate of registration; display by registrant; issuance of duplicate certificate of registration

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The
			 certificate of registration will set forth the name, address and registration
			 number of the registrant, the activity authorized by the registration, the
			 schedules of the controlled substances which the registrant is authorized to
			 handle and the amount of the fee paid or a notation that the registrant is
			 exempted from the fee.
2. The
			 registrant shall prominently display the certificate of registration at the
			 registered location.
3. Upon the
			 request of a registrant, the Board will issue to the registrant a duplicate
			 certificate of registration.
Bd. of Pharmacy, §
				453.190, eff. 6-26-80-NAC A 11-9-95; R114-98,
				9-8-98
NRS 453.221,
				  639.070
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › REGISTRATION › Section 453.280 - Modification of registration

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Any registrant
			 may apply to have his or her registration modified to allow the handling of
			 additional controlled substances. The application must be in the form of a
			 letter of request and be submitted to the Secretary of the Board. The letter
			 must contain the registrant's name, address, registration number and the
			 substances or schedules to be added to his or her registration. The letter must
			 be signed by the same person who signed the registrant's most recent
			 application for registration or reregistration. If the registrant is seeking to
			 handle additional controlled substances listed in schedule I for the purpose of
			 research or instructional activities, the registrant must attach one copy of a
			 federally approved research protocol describing each research project involving
			 the additional substances, or attach two copies of any statement which is filed
			 in support of his or her application for federal registration and describes the
			 nature, extent and duration of those instructional activities, as appropriate.
			 The request for modification will be handled in the same manner as an
			 application for registration.
2. A
			 registration or any authority conferred thereby must not be assigned or
			 otherwise transferred except upon such conditions as the Board may specifically
			 designate and only pursuant to its written consent.
3. The registration of any person
			 automatically terminates if the person dies, ceases legal existence,
			 discontinues business or professional practice, or the person's name or address
			 is changed from that shown on the certificate of registration. Any registrant
			 who ceases legal existence, discontinues business or professional practice, or
			 whose name or address is changed from that shown on the certificate of
			 registration must notify the Secretary of the Board promptly of that fact. If a
			 change in the name or address of a registrant is to occur, the registrant must
			 apply for a modification of his or her registration before the effective date
			 of the change by filing an application with the Secretary of the
			 Board.
4. A registrant is not
			 required to pay a fee to modify his or her registration pursuant to this
			 section.
Bd. of Pharmacy, §
				453.210, eff. 6-26-80-NAC A 11-9-95; 11-14-97
NRS 453.221,
				  453.226,
				  639.070
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › REGISTRATION › Section 453.290 - Suspension or revocation of registration

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Upon service of
			 an order suspending or revoking a registration, the registrant shall forthwith
			 deliver his or her certificate of registration, together with all controlled
			 substances in his or her possession, to the Board or its authorized
			 agents.
2. If the revocation or
			 suspension is limited to particular controlled substances, the registrant will
			 be given a new certificate of registration for all substances not affected by
			 the order. A fee is not required for issuance of the new certificate. The
			 registrant shall deliver his or her old certificate, together with all
			 controlled substances in the registrant's possession which are affected by the
			 order, to the Board or its agent.
Bd. of Pharmacy, §
				453.200, eff. 6-26-80
NRS 453.221,
				  639.070
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › REGISTRATION › Section 453.300 - Inspections of premises

Current through June 11, 2024
The Board may inspect, or cause to be inspected, the premises
				of an applicant or registrant, and in conducting the inspection will review the
				application for registration and other information regarding the applicant in
				order to determine whether he or she has met the applicable standards of
				NRS
				453.231.
Bd. of Pharmacy, §
				453.180, eff. 6-26-80
NRS 453.221,
				  453.226,
				  639.070
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › CONTROL › Section 453.400 - Security of controlled substances

Current through June 11, 2024
All applicants and registrants shall establish and maintain
				effective controls and procedures to prevent or guard against theft and misuse
				of controlled substances.
Bd. of Pharmacy, part
				§ 453.220, eff. 6-26-80
NRS 453.221,
				  639.070
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › CONTROL › Section 453.410 - Dispensing of controlled substances by practitioner

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A
			 practitioner, as defined in subsections 1 and 2 of NRS
			 NRS
			 453.126, who is registered with the Board to
			 possess and dispense controlled substances and dispenses the substances for use
			 by the practitioner's patients outside his or her presence, shall:
(a) Keep complete, accurate and readily
			 retrievable records of all controlled substances so dispensed. Each written
			 prescription must be serially numbered and kept in numerical order.
(b) Ensure that each record of a controlled
			 substance which is dispensed contains the:
(1) Name of the patient and, if not readily
			 available from the practitioner's records, the patient's address.
(2) Name, strength and quantity of the
			 controlled substance dispensed.
(3)
			 Date the controlled substance was dispensed.
(4) Name of the prescribing practitioner and
			 the classification of his or her license.
(5) Practitioner's registration number issued
			 by the Drug Enforcement Administration of the United States Department of
			 Justice.
(6) Initials of the
			 dispensing practitioner, if the dispensing practitioner did not prescribe the
			 controlled substance.
(7)
			 Directions for use.
(8) Signature
			 of the prescribing practitioner.
The practitioner shall provide this information to an agent of
				the Board upon request.
(c) Maintain a separate file for the records
			 concerning the purchase of each controlled substance listed in schedule II and
			 a separate file for the records concerning the dispensing of each controlled
			 substance listed in schedule II. Each prescription for a controlled substance
			 or dangerous drug must be maintained in a separate file pursuant to the
			 requirements set forth in NAC 453.480.
(d) Keep all controlled substances and
			 dangerous drugs in a locked storage area. Access to the storage area must be
			 restricted to the persons described in
			 NRS
			 453.375.
(e) Ensure that each package or container in
			 which a controlled substance is dispensed, except samples in the manufacturer's
			 packages, is clearly labeled pursuant to the requirements set forth in
			 NRS
			 639.2801.
(f) Ensure that the package or container in
			 which a controlled substance or dangerous drug is dispensed complies with all
			 state and federal packaging requirements.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › CONTROL › Section 453.420 - Dispensing of schedule II controlled substance in emergency

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
			 In an emergency situation, a pharmacist may dispense a controlled substance
			 listed in schedule II upon receiving the oral authorization of a prescribing
			 individual practitioner, if:
(a) The quantity
			 prescribed and dispensed is limited to the amount adequate to treat the patient
			 during the emergency period. Any dispensing beyond the emergency period must be
			 pursuant to a written prescription signed by the prescribing
			 practitioner.
(b) The pharmacist
			 immediately reduces the prescription to writing and:
(1) The prescription contains all information
			 required pursuant to NAC 453.440, except for the signature of the prescribing
			 practitioner;
(2) He or she writes
			 on its face "Authorization for Emergency Dispensing" and the date of the oral
			 order; and
(3) He or she makes a
			 reasonable effort to determine that the oral authorization came from a
			 registered practitioner when the practitioner is not personally known to the
			 pharmacist, which may include, without limitation, a telephone call to the
			 telephone number of the practitioner as listed in the telephone directory or
			 other attempts in good faith to verify the identity of the
			 practitioner.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › CONTROL › Section 453.430 - Restrictions on issuance of prescriptions; continuation of dependency on narcotic drug; transmission of prescription by facsimile machine

Current through June 11, 2024
1. An individual practitioner may not issue a
			 prescription in order to obtain controlled substances for the purpose of
			 general dispensing to patients.
2.
			 A prescription may not be issued for dispensing any narcotic drug to a person
			 dependent on a narcotic drug for the purpose of continuing the person's
			 dependence upon the drug except in the course of an authorized clinical
			 investigation in the development of a program for rehabilitating narcotic
			 addicts.
3. The administering or
			 dispensing directly, but not the prescribing, of any narcotic drugs to a person
			 dependent on a narcotic drug for the purpose of continuing the person's
			 dependence upon the drug is permissible in the course of conducting a federally
			 authorized clinical investigation in the development of a program for
			 rehabilitating narcotic addicts if the activity is within the course of
			 professional practice or research.
Bd. of Pharmacy,
				§453.240, eff. 6-26-80-NAC A by R164-01, 12-17-2001; A by
				R083-20A,
				eff. 12/29/2020
NRS
				639.070,
				639.23535.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › CONTROL › Section 453.440 - Prescriptions: Contents; additions and changes

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as
			 otherwise provided in subsection 3, each prescription for a controlled
			 substance must contain:
(a) The name of the
			 prescribing practitioner;
(b) The
			 address of the prescribing practitioner if not immediately available to the
			 pharmacist or pharmaceutical technician;
(c) The date that the prescription was issued
			 as expressed in the order of month, day and year;
(d) The full name and date of birth of the
			 patient;
(e) The address of the
			 patient if not immediately available to the pharmacist or pharmaceutical
			 technician;
(f) The name, strength
			 and quantity of the drug or drugs prescribed;
(g) The directions for use;
(h) The days' supply of the controlled
			 substance;
(i) The ICD-10 code that
			 corresponds to the diagnosis for which the controlled substance is
			 prescribed;
(j) The classification
			 of the license of the prescribing practitioner; and
(k) The registration number from the Drug
			 Enforcement Administration of the prescribing practitioner. If the prescription
			 is written on a preprinted form that lists the names and registration numbers
			 of more than one practitioner, the name and registration number of the
			 prescribing practitioner must be clearly indicated by a mark.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › CONTROL › Section 453.450 - Prescriptions for schedule II controlled substances

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A
			 pharmacist may dispense a controlled substance listed in schedule II only
			 pursuant to:
(a) A written prescription,
			 including a written prescription described in subsection 1 of NAC 639.711 that
			 is transmitted by a practitioner or his or her agent by a facsimile machine to
			 a pharmacy; or
(b) An emergency
			 oral prescription authorized by a prescribing practitioner pursuant to NAC
			 453.420.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › CONTROL › Section 453.460 - Partial filling of prescription

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A pharmacist may
			 partially fill a prescription for a controlled substance listed in schedule II:
(a) If the partial filling is requested by a
			 patient or the prescribing practitioner and the total quantity of the
			 controlled substance that is dispensed in all partial fillings does not exceed
			 the total quantity of the controlled substance that is prescribed. Except as
			 otherwise provided in this paragraph, the remaining portion of the prescription
			 may be filled, but in any event must not be filled more than 30 days after the
			 date on which the prescription was written. In an emergency situation as set
			 forth in
			 21
			 U.S.C. §
										829(a), the
			 remaining portion of the prescription must be filled not later than 72 hours
			 after the prescription was issued.
(b) For a patient in a facility for long-term
			 care or for a patient who has been diagnosed as having a terminal illness. The
			 pharmacist shall record on the prescription that the patient is a "LTC patient"
			 or "terminally ill." The date of the partial filling, the quantity of the
			 medication that is dispensed, the remaining quantity which is authorized to be
			 dispensed, and the signature or initials of the pharmacist must be recorded on
			 the back of the prescription. The total quantity of the controlled substance
			 that is dispensed in all partial fillings must not exceed the total quantity of
			 the controlled substance that is prescribed. A prescription is valid for 60
			 days after the date of the prescription unless the prescription is terminated
			 earlier by the discontinuance of medication.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › CONTROL › Section 453.470 - Information to be affixed to package for prescription

Current through June 11, 2024
A person authorized by the Board to dispense controlled
				substances who fills a written prescription for a controlled substance listed
				in schedule II, III or IV, or an emergency oral prescription for a controlled
				substance listed in schedule II, shall affix to the package a label
				showing:
1. The name and address of
			 the pharmacy;
2. The serial number
			 and date of initial filling of the prescription;
3. The name of the patient;
4. The name of the prescribing practitioner;
			 and
5. Any directions for use and
			 cautionary statements contained in the prescription or required by
			 law.
Bd. of Pharmacy, §
				453.290, eff. 6-26-80-NAC A 1-10-94
NRS 453.221,
				  639.070
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453 - Controlled Substances › CONTROL › Section 453.475 - Initial and biennial inventory of controlled substances by new managing pharmacist

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A pharmacist who
			 is hired or promoted to manage a pharmacy pursuant to the provisions of
			 NRS
			 639.220 shall:
(a) Within 48 hours after first reporting for
			 duty as the managing pharmacist, conduct an inventory of the controlled
			 substances of the pharmacy with the pharmacist who preceded him or her as the
			 managing pharmacist. The pharmacists shall sign the inventory.
(b) After the date on which the inventory
			 required pursuant to paragraph (a) was taken, conduct an inventory of the
			 controlled substances of the pharmacy at least once every 2 years during the
			 course of his or her employment as managing pharmacist at the pharmacy. The
			 managing pharmacist may conduct the biennial inventory on any date which is
			 within 2 years of the date on which the previous biennial inventory was
			 conducted.