Date adopted: February 4, 2005
Last Review Date: September 11, 2020
I. Policy
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This policy addresses the acquisition, use, record keeping, and disposal of controlled substances (narcotic and non-narcotic) regulated by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).This policy is endorsed by the 猎奇重口 (UM) Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC). The practice and enforcement of these policies will keep all UM animal care researchers and personnel in compliance with federal, state, and local laws.
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All UM employees, contractors and visitors conducting research with animals are required to comply with these policies. All controlled substances on Laboratory Animal Resources (LAR) premises or dispensed by LAR at any time for any purpose are subject to regulation by LAR, the IACUC, or any other designated agent of UM.
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Contact the IACUC Coordinator (243-6395) for specifics related to DEA registration for the use of controlled substances in research animals at UM.
II. Procedure
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Responsibilities
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The IACUC responsibilities include:
a. Review animal use protocols (AUP) to ensure that researchers using controlled
substances in animals are appropriately registered with DEA.
b. Review AUPs to ensure appropriate clinical applications and handling
procedures for controlled substance use in animals.
2. Principal investigators are responsible for the following items.
a. Approved DEA registration for the use of controlled substances
b. Order, receive, dispense, and destroy all controlled substances
c. Have an approved AUP to conduct animal research using controlled
substances
d. Provide appropriate security for controlled substances
e. Maintain records of controlled substance used in animal research at UM
B. Methods
1. Controlled substances can only be used under an approved and current AUP
that contains provisions for the use of controlled substances. Use of controlled
substances not included in the relevant IACUC-approved AUP is not allowed.
2. Principal Investigators or their designees holding DEA licenses must file a
photocopy of their DEA registration with the IACUC Coordinator to verify
registration and active status.
3. All controlled substance records are subject to inspection by LAR, IACUC, or
other authorized review/compliance individuals without prior notice.