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  • What information must be included on a prescription written by an APRN?
  • A quality assurance program must be implemented as what type of program?
  • Which of the following best describes the requirement for pharmacy supervisors?
  • What is required for a pharmacy to obtain a modified DEA registration?
  • What is the primary purpose of a Notice of Privacy Practices (NoPP)?
  • True or False: An APRN is permitted to prescribe Schedule II-V drugs.
  • Which of the following needs to be included on a faxed prescription?
  • How many days prior notice must an online pharmacy give to DEA if changing its website address?
  • How many multi-dose vials equal one unit?
  • Which document must be maintained according to the filing requirements in Connecticut?
  • What is the minimum time for which electronic drug records should be retrievable?
  • True or False: A corporation may hold a pharmacy license.
  • What is the minimum age requirement for patients to use palliative marijuana in Connecticut?
  • What must a label that has a CS emergency stock from the pharmacy include?
  • Are there certain drugs that pharmacies may not compound due to FDA concerns?
  • Which of the following best describes an outsourcing facility?
  • What should a non-prescription drug label state regarding dosage?
  • Is a photo ID required for everyone unknown to a pharmacist purchasing a controlled substance?
  • What is a critical component of a label for a prescription drug?
  • Which phase is concerned specifically with safety monitoring post-marketing?
  • When does the statement regarding side effects not need to be included with a prescription?
  • For Collaborative Drug Therapy Management, what is required?
  • What is the role of the 503B section of the compounding act?
  • For Medicaid patients, a DUR of drugs dispensed for 189 days is required for what?
  • In what instance is it allowed for a hospital to dispense injectable antibiotics?
  • What is the maximum allowed ratio of pharmacists to technicians in a retail pharmacy?
  • What must a pharmacist do to dispense an epileptic brand?
  • Who is authorized to issue a prescription?
  • If a pharmacy closes unexpectedly, how long do they have to report this to the DCP?
  • What is the maximum quantity a hospital infirmary can dispense for C3-C4?
  • Which of the following is a reason for requiring a photo ID during the purchase of controlled substances?
  • Which of the following is a requirement of telepharmacy?
  • Which of the following is NOT required in a nurse midwife’s prescription?
  • True or False: An APRN can request, sign, dispense, and receive professional samples.
  • If a pharmacist loses an unfilled order form, what is required?
  • What must a pharmacy do if it is given permission to operate while the RX department is closed?
  • What must be included on an RX label?
  • When can an APRN practice independently without physician collaboration?
  • Who initiates the initial training for pharmacy technicians?
  • A nonresident pharmacy must register with which entity before shipping drugs into Connecticut?
  • Must needles be stored in pharmacies so they are only available to authorized personnel?
  • Which factor is essential for drug monitoring programs according to the text?
  • Which of the following is a component of the Drug Therapy Management qualifications?
  • What is a key requirement for pharmacies providing radiopharmaceutical services?
  • A drug is considered counterfeit if:
  • How must pharmacists communicate their refusal to supervise three technicians at one time?
  • Which component is part of the requirements for a new drug application?
  • What is the 'federal statute' commonly known as?
  • What does Phase 4 market approval require?
  • What does C2 refer to in the context of controlled substances?
  • What is one of the responsibilities of a Reverse Distributor?
  • What is a requirement for a pharmacist applying for reciprocity in Connecticut?
  • What is required for storing over 150 units of C2 medications?
  • What must a pharmacy do according to the Ryan Haight Online Pharmacy Consumer Protection Act?
  • Which trials are noted for conducting studies on drug interactions in specific populations?
  • Which of the following is a requirement for Reciprocity?
  • What document mainly governs pharmacy operations in Connecticut?
  • Under what condition can a hospital dispense injectable drugs or devices?
  • What additional information is required for a controlled RX record?
  • How many capsules or tablets are considered to equal 1 unit?
  • What is the role of labeling in drug packaging?
  • How frequently does the Commission of Pharmacy meet?
  • What compliance requirements must an outsourcing facility meet?
  • How must hospital pharmacies safeguard schedule C2 drugs if they have less than 150 units?
  • Under what circumstance can a pharmacy legally distribute controlled substances to a practitioner?
  • Under what condition may a pharmacist administer vaccines?
  • What should be included in the notification of a prescription error?
  • Under what condition can the FDA revoke an already approved New Drug Application?
  • Is a separate DEA certificate required for each retail chain?
  • What does DEA FORM 224 represent?
  • What are the qualifications for Drug Therapy Management?
  • A non-controlled refill can be supplied for how long?
  • What is the primary function of telepharmacy?
  • True or False: No product samples containing marijuana may be provided unless the product is FDA approved.
  • What is required to report a significant loss by a pharmacy?
  • What information must be included in the sketch/blueprint of a pharmacy?
  • What type of drugs must Connecticut pharmacies maintain a separate file for?
  • What does the FDA determine about certain listed drugs that pharmacies may not compound?
  • What is the outcome if a drug’s safety profile deteriorates post-approval?
  • True or False: A treatment protocol detailed for patient use must be submitted to the FDA.
  • What must a corporation do if there are changes in officers or directors regarding their pharmacy license?
  • What is the definition of a disabled medical condition in the context of marijuana use?
  • What must be included in a midwife nurse's protocol?
  • Is an NDC number required for a non-prescription drug label?
  • For what specific purposes is patient authorization required?
  • What is true about the role of the pharmacy manager regarding oversight of pharmacy operations?
  • Which of the following is required for records of distributed controlled substances?
  • The Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act of 2005 limits the sales of which substances?
  • What defines a drug as adulterated?
  • Which of the following is an example of a Schedule II drug?
  • Which information must be included on a non-prescription drug label?
  • Can pharmacy managers be non-pharmacists?
  • How many ounces of powder, crystal, flake, or granule equal one unit?
  • Phase 4 market approval occurs how many years after initial approval?
  • In which settings must a pharmacy license be posted?
  • Sale of nonlegend drugs requires non-pharmacies to obtain what?
  • Which of the following is NOT a requirement for initial inventory?
  • What type of pharmacy focuses on producing drugs that need to be mixed or compounded?
  • For what purpose should a pharmacist implement proper controls?
  • What must a pharmacy do if it wants to reduce its scheduled hours?
  • What is the primary purpose of an emergency kit in a pharmacy?
  • What is required for a pharmacy supervisor to lead a pharmacy?
  • What best defines a 'device' in pharmaceutical terms?
  • How long should counseling documents be retained?
  • Is an exact count of medications necessary if there are more than 1,000 tablets?
  • What is essential for maintaining a pharmacy supervisor position?
  • Does the Power of Attorney go to the DEA?
  • Can CIII-CV prescriptions be transferred in Connecticut, and if so, how many times?
  • Is the electronic drug record system in hospitals the same as that used in licensed pharmacies?
  • What is the definition of a prescription error?
  • True or False: An APRN requires collaboration with a physician to prescribe any schedule medications.
  • What must occur to relocate or open a new pharmacy?
  • When advertising the price of a legend drug, what must be clearly stated?
  • True or False: In Connecticut, nonlegend drugs may be sold or dispensed by a vending machine.
  • What is a requirement for hospital electronic drug records?
  • Which of the following is NOT a method for disposal of controlled substances from a practitioner's inventory?
  • What is the minimum requirement for pharmacy continuing education on pharmacy or drug law?
  • What is a characteristic of a sterile compounding pharmacy?
  • What is the role of a business associate in healthcare?
  • What does direct supervision of a pharmacy technician entail?
  • In Connecticut, what is a requirement for a patient seeking to use medical marijuana?
  • What is required to apply for a temporary permit?
  • How many pints of liquid equal 1 unit?
  • DEA Forms 363 and 363a are specifically used for what purpose?
  • How frequently must a pharmacist confirm the continuing need for needles prescribed?
  • What must a pharmacy include in its record of every quality assurance review?
  • Which of the following is classified as a barbiturate?
  • What is one of the responsibilities of a pharmacist?
  • How many continuing education hours are required for a retired pharmacist to renew their license?
  • For how many years is the DEA 224a renewed?
  • What is required when transferring prescription drugs to another pharmacy?
  • What is the purpose of DEA Form 41?
  • What is the protocol for schedule C3-C4 drugs in a hospital pharmacy?
  • Under what condition should a pharmacy not produce medical records requested by subpoena?
  • What is a nonresident pharmacy?
  • When must new pharmacy (premises) application forms be submitted for review?
  • Are the records of the Commission publicly available upon request?
  • Which components must a label have to be considered NOT misbranded?
  • Can one pharmacy manager oversee multiple pharmacies?
  • How long is a prescription for needles valid?
  • What safeguards should be in place for electronic drug records?
  • When is a label considered false or misleading?
  • What is required of dispensers under Title II of the Drug Quality and Safety Act?
  • Who is allowed to apply for and receive a dispensary license in Connecticut?
  • Which of the following conditions is NOT listed as a debilitating condition in Connecticut?
  • What is a requirement for the emergency dispensing of medications from an emergency kit?
  • Is it true that a script for an APRN must contain an MD's signature?
  • What should happen if there is a malfunction in the telepharmacy system?
  • What must be in place for a safe to be considered approved?
  • Under what conditions can a faxed document for a C2 prescription be allowed?
  • What qualifications are required for a pharmacy manager?
  • What is the protocol for keeping opioids in a hospital pharmacy if units exceed 1000?
  • True or False: Clinical data is not needed for a new drug application.
  • How many single-dose ampules, tubexes, or other single package forms equal one unit?
  • What is the maximum amount of opioid that can be sold over the counter?
  • How long must elapse before a product can be resold to the same purchaser?
  • When must a skilled nursing facility hold a valid DEA registration according to the regulations?
  • What must a pharmacist document regarding counseling?
  • An intern must inform the Commission if they cease supervision. True or False?
  • What must a pharmacist do prior to or simultaneously with dispensing for Medicaid recipients?
  • What is a statute?
  • Why should pharmacists be aware of types of fraudulent prescriptions?
  • Is it true that a license for pharmacy-related services must be posted when not directly serving the public?
  • What is a common feature of regulations compared to statutes?
  • For a CE waiver, what circumstances may justify an extension of time?
  • What does Title II of the Drug Quality and Safety Act of 2013 primarily address?
  • True or False: If a pharmacy is transferred to a new location, the pharmacy license terminates.
  • What does proper storage information in patient counseling include?
  • What is one responsibility of the pharmacy manager concerning technicians?
  • In which phases must informed consent be written?
  • According to regulations, what must be documented when a quality assurance review is performed?
  • What must the pharmacist write on the record of the emergency stock?
  • What does a transferring pharmacist need to document on a prescription?
  • Which of the following is an example of a CV over-the-counter quantity?
  • What is a safe storage requirement for schedule C3-C4 medications at a retail location?
  • Which individual is responsible for the training and continued competency of pharmacy technicians?
  • What is a valid reason for the FDA to withdraw a drug from the market?
  • True or False: Informed consent is required for all three clinical phases of drug trials.
  • What is the expected storage condition for over-the-counter C-V medications?
  • Which of the following is NOT a class of pharmacies?
  • What is required of technicians in regards to interpreting prescriptions?
  • Does a nurse midwife's prescription need any other co-signature or information?
  • How many suppositories equal one unit?
  • What major responsibility does the Commission of Pharmacy hold under the supervision of the Commissioner of Consumer Protection?
  • What is included in a patient-specific written protocol for pharmacists?
  • Under what condition can the Commission of Pharmacy revoke or suspend a nonlegend drug permit?
  • Can pharmacy technicians assist in dispensing legend drugs under supervision?
  • When is the earliest a 224a can be renewed?
  • What is DEA FORM 224a used for?
  • For how long must dispensers keep investigation records related to suspect products?
  • Who ultimately supervises the Commission of Pharmacy?
  • Which of the following is considered a debilitating medical condition in Connecticut?
  • What should non-controlled refill documentation include when done through a computer system?
  • True or False: A patient's representative can give consent if the patient is unable to do so.
  • When is a medication guide required to be dispensed by the FDA?
  • What patient information consent must be obtained for disclosure?
  • What type of record must be maintained if a pharmacy discontinues the use of a computer system?
  • Which of the following accurately describes the composition of the Commission of Pharmacy?
  • What is the responsibility of the prescriber regarding the original prescription order?
  • True or False: An auxiliary procedure must allow for refills even if the computer system fails.
  • What constitutes a false claim on a drug label?
  • What are the standards for DUR according to regulatory guidelines?
  • A pharmacist is not required to provide counseling under which circumstance?
  • Can pharmacy technicians obtain refill authorizations for controlled drugs?
  • Who are considered trading partners under the Drug Supply Chain Safety Act?
  • What must a pharmacy supervisor do if their license expires?
  • What conditions must be met for an approved safe in a pharmacy?
  • How does the FDA ensure drug safety after approval?
  • What must a NoPP include regarding patient health information (PHI)?
  • Which agency oversees the regulation of controlled substances in the United States?
  • True or False: Anyone can apply for a pharmacy license.
  • When can a hospital emergency department dispense medication?
  • What is the primary purpose of the Treatment and Use of Investigational New Drug Act?
  • What information must a prescription from a PA include?
  • How many separate files does Connecticut require for prescription records?
  • A receiving pharmacist must document which of the following on a prescription?
  • What is one requirement for the mailing of controlled substances?
  • What disposal method can practitioners only use if they are registered as a collector?
  • What is the maximum quantity that a hospital, infirmary clinic, or hospice can dispense of a C2 with a countersigned 24-hour written or verbal order?
  • True or False: All non-prescription pseudoephedrine and ephedrine must be sold in blister packs or unit doses.
  • Which of the following is a component of patient counseling?
  • What should not be included in a patient's dispensing profile?
  • What types of dispensing errors must Connecticut hospitals report to the DCP?
  • What documentation is crucial for a pharmacy supervisor?
  • What must be passed in order to qualify for licensing in Connecticut?
  • What authority does the Commission of Pharmacy have regarding witnesses?
  • Which of these substances is not regulated under the Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act?
  • What is true about a new pharmacy manager's requirement?
  • Which of the following would NOT be considered a misleading statement on a drug label?
  • Pharmacists must report changes of employment details within how many days?
  • What must a retailer provide to enroll a consumer in a pharmacy rewards program?
  • What does dispensing a legend drug pursuant to a prescription mean?
  • A prescription is needed for more than how many needles?
  • Under what condition may controlled substances be mailed?
  • What type of pharmacy is involved in preparing medications that must be administered in a healthcare setting?
  • What should an intern report to the Commission within five days?
  • If a pharmacy dispenses more than 5% of all controlled substances, it is classified as what?
  • True or False: A pharmacy cannot provide prescribing practitioners with blanks that have the pharmacy's or pharmacist's name.
  • What could happen if a pharmacy distributes controlled substances without proper documentation?
  • What is the significance of the 503A section of the compounding act?
  • Which class of pharmacy is focused on providing care to patients in a residential facility?
  • Under what condition can a pharmacist substitute a dosage form?
  • What statement must accompany every prescription dispensed?
  • Is it true that a pharmacist must disclose the price of a legend drug upon request?
  • What is Drug Control responsible for?
  • What documentation is required when a transfer occurs for prescription drugs?
  • What must a pharmacist learn to guard against fraudulent prescriptions?
  • What happens if controlled substances are found to be in a container that holds more than 1,000 tablets?
  • What formal requirement must be included in the CDTM agreement?
  • What steps must dispensers take if they suspect a problem with a product?
  • Which of the following authorities can CDTM agreements grant to pharmacists?
  • For how many years must records of quality assurance reviews be kept?
  • Can the FDA withdraw a New Drug Application (NDA) based on negative reports?
  • What is the role of the supervising pharmacist concerning workflow?
  • What must be included on the label of a generically substituted drug?
  • What must the record of a substituted prescription include?
  • What does the term 'state statute' refer to?
  • True or False: Pharmacy technicians may perform activities that require professional judgment.
  • Is it permissible for a pharmacy supervisor to hold a temporary license?
  • What action can the Commission of Pharmacy take if immediate action is needed to protect public interest?
  • Which license is necessary for someone to practice pharmacy?
  • If a new controlled substance enters the market, when must it be inventoried?
  • Which items must be included in the initial inventory?
  • Who does a pharmacist need to inform when a dosage form is substituted?
  • What is a potential limitation for dispensing medications from a hospital emergency department?
  • Who is exempt from the no disclosure of patient information policy?
  • What action must dispensers take regarding illegitimate products?
  • What must be included in documentation for controlled drugs in computer systems?
  • What is the safety requirement for retail schedule C2 drugs?
  • What must a transferring pharmacist record on a transferred CIII-CV prescription?
  • What kind of information is NOT needed in the blueprint of a pharmacy?
  • Is it necessary for the pharmacy manager's name to be posted?
  • What is one requirement for transferring prescription drugs?
  • What types of entities are covered by DEA Forms 224 and 224a?
  • What type of drug does the term 'legend drug' refer to?
  • What must Connecticut hospitals with pharmacies that do sterile compounding adhere to?
  • What is the length of the term for members of the Commission of Pharmacy?
  • Which statement is true regarding dispensers and prescription drugs?
  • What is required for the recovery procedure during unscheduled downtime in electronic drug records?
  • What documentation is needed when distributing emergency stock from a pharmacy?
  • What must the authorization form clarify regarding HIPAA disclosures?
  • Which document defines the chemistry manufacturing controls needed for a new drug application?
  • What does a pharmaceutical device include?
  • What should a patient be informed about if a dose is missed?
  • When should a licensee report the absence of a pharmacy manager?
  • What must pharmacies do when an emergency kit is dispensed?
  • What is required for the electronic record kept by the dispensing pharmacist?
  • A DEA registered pharmacy is exempt from the Ryan Haight Act if:
  • How many days prior to an exam must an application for the licensing exam be submitted?
  • True or False: Methadone Maintenance and Detox procedures must be done under a separate DEA registration as a narcotic treatment program.
  • What is the primary role of the FDA in relation to New Drug Applications?
  • What must a receiving pharmacist write on a controlled prescription that was transferred?
  • What are the inventory requirements for Connecticut?
  • True or False: A Power of Attorney must be signed by the same person who signed the most recent application for registration.
  • When must schedule C2 drugs be placed in a safe?
  • What happens if a pharmacy supervisor does not hold an appropriate license?
  • When is a photo ID not required for a controlled substance transaction?
  • Under what circumstance might a pharmacist not be obligated to dispense a medication guide?
  • True or False: The supervising pharmacist is solely responsible for technician actions.
  • Can a PA request, sign for, receive, and dispense professional samples?
  • Which of these is NOT a requirement for an RX label?
  • Which of the following is NOT an option for distributing the side effect statement?
  • Which information must be included in an RX record?
  • What is required for a new drug application?
  • When is a warning statement required on a prescription?
  • Which of the following categories of drugs is covered by the Controlled Substances Act (CSA)?
  • When can an emergency kit be dispensed?
  • Which requirement pertains to documenting the qualifications of a pharmacist in charge?
  • How should electronic identifiers be managed according to the requirements?
  • According to the Anti-Methamphetamine Act, is it true that a purchaser must show ID and sign a logbook?
  • What is a common requirement around vaccine administration by pharmacists?
  • Which statement is true regarding the name tag requirements for pharmacy technicians?
  • What power is granted to the Commission of Pharmacy for enforcing regulations?
  • What is the pharmacist to technician ratio in inpatient and satellite pharmacies?
  • What indicates an emergency refill for a non-controlled drug?
  • What is the function of the Commission of Pharmacy?
  • Is a pharmacy technician allowed to work without supervision while dispensing?
  • Who may be subject to disciplinary action for pharmacy technician violations?
  • Can a hospital emergency department dispense a controlled medication?
  • What can pharmacy technicians NOT do?
  • Can an individual serve as a pharmacy supervisor with a temporary license?
  • What does the Drug Supply Chain Safety Act establish?
  • What information must be reported to DCP weekly for controlled substances?
  • What does the Ryan Haight Online Pharmacy Consumer Protection Act mainly criminalize?
  • If a pharmacy manager is absent for more than 42 days, what must occur?
  • Under what circumstance is a warning statement not required?
  • If a pharmacist finds a previously reported order form, what action should they take?
  • What type of individual may not be employed in a pharmacy without a waiver?
  • What is the primary purpose of DEA Forms 225 and 225a?
  • What is one requirement for nonresident pharmacies regarding their operational status?
  • For a mail order pharmacy to distribute pseudoephedrine, what must they confirm before shipping?
  • What is the primary role of a prescribing practitioner?
  • What is the significance of the 7.5 gram limit in the distribution of pseudoephedrine?
  • When should the Notice of Privacy Practices be delivered to a patient?
  • What must a pharmacist do if they have an unused order form?
  • Which professionals are considered practitioners in Connecticut?
  • What aspect of investigational drugs is focused on during market approval?
  • How long must pharmacists retain records of continuing education?
  • True or False: The total number of dosage units of all controlled substances distributed may not exceed 5% of all controlled substances dispensed in a calendar year.
  • What must be done if there is a change in the pharmacy manager?
  • Which information must an online pharmacy disclose according to the Ryan Haight Act?
  • What must all sterile compounding pharmacies in Connecticut have?
  • What is the primary purpose of the Ryan Haight Act concerning online pharmacy practices?
  • What is one of the key components of the pharmacist's training in vaccine administration?
  • What are the contents of a CDTM agreement?
  • Which of the following must pharmacists and pharmacy technicians report to the DCP?
  • How many months of retrieval history must computer systems maintain for dispensing records?
  • What is an outcome for not authorizing further refills after an emergency refill?
  • What role does the public member have in the Commission of Pharmacy?
  • Who qualifies as a prescribing practitioner in Connecticut?
  • What condition must be met regarding the patient when an emergency refill is dispensed?
  • For patients to participate in investigational drug trials, they must be in what condition?
  • According to Federal Law, what requirements must be met for a registered pharmacy to distribute controlled substances?
  • What should be noted about the finished form of controlled substances during inventory?
  • What is required for maintaining a patient's profile?
  • What does the code "AB1234567-012" signify?
  • What must pharmacists report to physicians according to patient-specific written protocols?
  • Which of the following is a requirement for non-prescription drug labeling?
  • What is the primary role of the Department of Consumer Protection in Connecticut?
  • What defines a Covered Entity in healthcare?
  • What role does the pharmacy manager play in the relocation process of a pharmacy?
  • How long must a faxed prescription document be retained?
  • What must a pharmacy maintain when selling products?
  • What does a negative report on a drug typically initiate?
  • Who is responsible for training pharmacy technicians?
  • When can a pharmacy dispense an emergency stock of a C2-C5 to a skilled nursing facility?
  • What are exceptions to the 9-gram monthly sale law of the Anti-Methamphetamine Federal Law?
  • How should the prescriber be informed after an emergency refill is dispensed?
  • What is required if an authorization includes the sale of PHI?
  • What is the maximum quantity of needles a person can purchase without requiring a prescription?
  • What defines a regulation?
  • If a sterile compounding entity is not registered as 503B or 503A, how will the FDA regard them?
  • What is the continuing education requirement for pharmacists in Connecticut per calendar year?
  • What percentage of pharmacists are randomly audited for continuing education compliance?
  • Does Connecticut allow the transfer of non-controlled prescriptions both orally and electronically?
  • What is the purpose of including a fax statement on a prescription?
  • Which entities are required to report weekly to DCP on all C2-CV substances?
  • Pharmacy technicians are required to be certified with DCP to practice. True or False?
  • Which entity is responsible for enforcing regulations?
  • What is a requirement for Electronic Data Intermediaries (EDI)?
  • What is the maximum percentage of C2-C5 drugs that an RPH is allowed to compound in a dosage form?
  • What is included in a professional package insert?
  • What is the ratio of technicians to pharmacists in IV, UNIT DOSE, and bulk compounding dispensing?
  • Which document must sterile compounding pharmacies follow according to regulations?
  • How are the members of the Commission of Pharmacy appointed?
  • How many hours of continuing education must be live according to Connecticut regulations?
  • Under what condition can a pharmacy share hard copy records if they are discontinuing operations?
  • What is the pharmacist to technician ratio in an outpatient hospital setting?
  • Which statement signifies that a drug is misbranded?
  • In Connecticut, what is a pharmacy that dispenses compounded sterile preparations (CSPs) without a prescription classified as?
  • What is the maximum days supply for an emergency prescription of a C3-C4 medication?
  • What does having a 503A designation allow for licensed pharmacies?
  • What information must be included in an authorization form regarding HIPAA?
  • Which of the following is NOT a category of trading partners?
  • What is required for a pharmacy technician to assist in dispensing?
  • What is necessary for periodic review in a CDTM agreement?
  • What can allow the ratio of pharmacists to technicians to be five to one in certain circumstances?
  • How many witnesses are required for the disposal of controlled substances?
  • What is the definition of compounding in Connecticut?
  • Who should a pharmacist inform if a prescription error occurs?
  • What does filling a new prescription mean in the context of exemptions to the Ryan Haight Act?
  • Can a pharmacist substitute a different dosage form such as an oral tablet for a liquid?
  • Which patient information can be disclosed without consent?
  • When must dispensers notify the FDA and trading partners upon identification of an illegitimate product?
  • Who is authorized to sell less than 10 needles without a prescription?
  • Does a midwife nurse require a clinical practice relationship with an OB/GYN based on medical guidelines and protocols?
  • What must be included on a faxed prescription if sent from a long-term care facility?
  • Can an EDI operate without approval from the pharmacy commission?
  • Which of the following records is NOT required to be maintained by pharmacies?
  • When a physician assistant prescribes a C2-C3 substance, what documentation must an MD have?
  • When changing, starting, or discontinuing a computer system, how many days in advance must written notice be provided to the DCP?
  • What is required information for patient counseling?
  • What information must the RX record contain regarding the drug prescribed?
  • Can a pharmacist refuse to supervise three technicians in an IV/UNIT DOSE, bulk compounding setting?
  • What are the exceptions for an APRN to prescribe medications?
  • How many members are on the Commission of Pharmacy?
  • What are two exemptions to counseling requirements for Medicaid patients?
  • What is an Electronic Data Intermediary (EDI)?
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