North Carolina Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination (MPJE) Practice Exam

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• Which of the following is TRUE about vaccines administered by an immunizing pharmacist?
• What is the consequence for a pharmacy failing to notify the Board of Pharmacy of a change in ownership?
• What is the protocol for handling medication recalls in North Carolina?
• What is required to be on a prescription for a controlled substance in North Carolina?
• What is the term used for a prescription that is transferred from one pharmacy to another?
• What information is required to document when a pharmacy dispenses a drug?
• What is "collaborative pharmacy practice" in North Carolina?
• What does "medication synchronization" refer to?
• What is the "every 30-day rule" for controlled substances in relation to prescription refills?
• What must the pharmacy record when a patient purchases a controlled substance?
• When must a prescription for a controlled substance be marked as "transferred"?
• If a manufacturer's container of Omeprazole expires on 10/31/2020, what is the correct discard date for a medication dispensed on 3/1/2020?
• What is required for a pharmacist to administer a vaccine in North Carolina?
• Which professional can NOT prescribe medications in North Carolina?
• What is the primary purpose of the North Carolina Pharmacy Practice Act?
• In hospital settings, who usually determines the protocols for medication removal by nurses?
• What is the maximum number of refills allowed for a Schedule II controlled substance prescription in North Carolina?
• What must be included on all prescriptions for Suboxone for opioid addiction?
• What does the term "refill too soon" refer to?
• Can pharmacists in North Carolina initiate a prescription?
• What is NOT an acceptable method for a physician to indicate that a brand name medication is required?
• What is the difference between a Class C and Class D pharmacy in North Carolina?
• What is the importance of maintaining a drug inventory?
• What information is legally required on a prescription label in North Carolina?
• What should a pharmacist do upon discovering a medication error?
• What is NOT required on a pharmacy label for a dispensed medication?
• How long must pharmacies keep records for patients that refuse counseling?
• In North Carolina, who is responsible for maintaining prescription records?
• What is required regarding "an offer to counsel"?
• What is a common requirement for transferring a prescription for a controlled substance?
• What is the minimum age requirement to be licensed as a pharmacist in North Carolina?
• How can a physician prohibit the dispensing of a generic medication?
• Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of a pharmacist when handling controlled substances?
• How long must pharmacy records, including prescription information, be retained in North Carolina?
• What is the primary federal agency responsible for enforcing the Controlled Substances Act?
• What action must pharmacists in North Carolina take regarding the NC Controlled Substance Reporting System (CSRS)?
• Which immunizations are pharmacists in NC permitted to administer without prior prescription for patients aged 10 and older?
• How frequently must pharmacies renew their licenses in North Carolina?
• Which of the following statements is true about the purchase of medications in a pharmacy?
• How long does a pharmacist have to fill the remaining balance of a partial fill for a C-II medication?
• What must a pharmacy do if it changes ownership?
• How many times may a prescription for HCTZ be transferred?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding out-of-state pharmacies?
• Are pharmacies in North Carolina required to provide medication counseling to patients?
• Which document is required to register with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)?
• What is the role of the "health care provider" regarding patient medication therapy management (MTM)?
• What must a pharmacist ensure when dispensing a biosimilar agent?
• Which information is required on the label of a dispensed medication?
• What is the appropriate method for a physician to obtain Oxycodone for office use from a pharmacy?
• Can a pharmacist accept a verbal prescription for a controlled substance?
• Is it legal for a pharmacist to sell medication samples?
• Can a pharmacist deny a refill based on a patient's medication history?
• What is the purpose of the DEA Form 224?
• What must be done to change a pharmacist's address or name with the Board of Pharmacy?
• Which of the following persons may act as a supervising physician to a CPP?
• Can pharmacists in North Carolina prescribe medications?
• What is the maximum number of CPP's a Supervising Physician may supervise?
• If a pharmacy would like to increase the pharmacist:technician ratio, what action must occur?
• Which professionals may legally prescribe medications?
• In a hospital pharmacy, who typically oversees the actions of nursing staff when it comes to medication removal?
• How often must the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy meet?
• In North Carolina, what must be provided by the pharmaceutical manufacturer before a medication can be sold?
• How many attempts does an applicant have to pass the NAPLEX?
• How many days does a pharmacy have to report a robbery to the NC BOP?
• What are pharmacists' reporting obligations regarding adverse drug reactions?
• How long must pharmacies in NC keep records of prescriptions according to BOP regulations?
• How long must records of Pseudoephedrine sales be kept by pharmacies?
• What must be done to medications removed by a nurse from the pharmacy?
• How must a pharmacy's controlled substance inventory be documented?
• Under North Carolina law, what is the maximum quantity of a Schedule II controlled substance that can be prescribed at one time?
• How many hours of continuing education are required for pharmacists in North Carolina biennially?
• What is one of the essential components of a prescription label?
• Under what circumstance can a pharmacist refuse to fill a prescription in North Carolina?
• After hiring a new P-M, within how many days must the pharmacy complete an inventory of controlled substances?
• In North Carolina, how must a pharmacy handle a returned prescription medication?
• What is required for a pharmacy technician to receive certification in North Carolina?
• What might happen if a pharmacist fails to report a forged prescription?
• How many times may a prescription for Tramadol be transferred between pharmacies?
• Why is pre-labeling medications important for nurses removing medications from the pharmacy?
• What is a requirement for a nurse to remove medications from the pharmacy during off-hours?
• What is the penalty for violating the North Carolina Pharmacy Practice Act?
• What is the consequence for a pharmacist who engages in unlicensed practice?
• How many certificate programs and how many years of experience does a pharmacist with a Bachelor's of Science in Pharmacy need to apply to become a CPP?
• What is the duration a dispensed controlled substance prescription is valid in North Carolina?
• Are pharmacists allowed to accept verbal prescriptions for controlled substances in North Carolina?
• What is the fine for practicing pharmacy without a license in North Carolina?
• Who is responsible for ensuring that pharmacy staff is adequately trained in handling prescriptions?
• What is the maximum quantity of a controlled substance that can be prescribed for a patient in a one-month period?
• What is the maximum number of refills allowed for C-V prescriptions?
• Which of the following prescriptions may a Central Fill Pharmacy dispense?
• What must pharmacies provide annually as part of their regulatory requirements?
• What is the limit for refilling C-IIs according to North Carolina pharmacy rules?
• Who can participate in the medication therapy management process?
• What should a pharmacist do if a medication error occurs?
• Why is maintaining patient records for a minimum specified time frame important for pharmacies?
• Which medication requires an exact count during the pharmacy inventory according to the DEA?
• To whom must all vaccines administered by a pharmacist be reported?
• In North Carolina, what must be true regarding prescriptions for controlled substances?
• What is the role of a pharmacy intern in North Carolina?
• How can a nurse's training impact medication safety in the pharmacy?
• Which statement is true regarding patient counseling?
• What is the fine for an unlicensed individual practicing pharmacy in North Carolina?
• What is the youngest age an immunizing pharmacist may administer an influenza vaccine to without obtaining a prescription?
• What is the primary responsibility of the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy?
• What are the consequences for operating a pharmacy without a valid license in North Carolina?
• Who can transfer a prescription for Allopurinol to another pharmacy?
• For which medication must dispensers upload prescription information in the NC CSRS?
• What type of medication requires a special handling procedure during transportation in North Carolina?
• What is a critical aspect of pharmacy practice according to North Carolina laws?
• What is one of the prescribing restrictions that NPs and PAs have in North Carolina?
• What is one of the primary duties of a validating technician in a hospital pharmacy?
• Who is responsible for overseeing the practice of pharmacy in North Carolina?
• What should a pharmacist do when a patient presents a forged prescription?
• What are the consequences for a pharmacist who fails to report a drug diversion?
• Which information is required on a prescription label in North Carolina?
• Which of the following is a requirement for pharmacy intern registration in North Carolina?
• Which of the following vaccines can be administered by an immunizing pharmacist?
• When must a pharmacist report theft or loss of controlled substances?
• In which circumstances can an emergency refill be granted without a prescription?
• What is the maximum number of hours a pharmacist may claim for precepting CE in one year?
• What is a key aspect of maintaining accuracy in medication dispensing in North Carolina pharmacies?
• Can a pharmacist in North Carolina engage in the practice of compounding?
• Which of the following statements about counseling is accurate?
• Can a pharmacy provide compounded medications without following federal guidelines?
• In the event of a discrepancy in drug inventory, what is a necessary action?
• What is a critical factor in pharmacy inventory management?
• Which statement describes a requirement for continuing education in NC?
• What role does the pharmacist-in-charge have in a pharmacy?
• How long does the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy have to investigate a complaint?
• What is the required age for a patient to receive a Tetanus vaccine administered by an immunizing pharmacist?
• Can a pharmacy technician in North Carolina dispense a medication without the supervision of a pharmacist?
• What is the primary legislative body governing pharmacy practice in North Carolina?
• Are prescription drug monitoring programs required in North Carolina?
• Which schedule of drugs cannot be refilled?
• For non-certified technicians beginning employment, within how many days must they complete the training program?
• When is the last day a hospice patient can receive remaining tablets from a prescription written on 3/1/2020?
• What does the term "opioid stewardship" refer to in pharmacy practice?
• Which of the following actions is the NCBOP NOT permitted to take on a license?
• How many hours per week must the Pharmacist-in-Charge (P-M) be present in the pharmacy?
• How many hours of continuing education are required for license renewal in North Carolina?
• Which category of drugs is commonly associated with the highest potential for abuse?
• Can suppository forms of medication be compounded without following specific guidelines?
• Can a pharmacy in North Carolina fill a prescription that was written in another state?
• What role do pharmacists play in medication therapy management?
• What is the minimum amount of liability insurance required for pharmacists in North Carolina?
• If a patient wants a 90-day supply of a medication but the physician only prescribes a 30-day supply with refills, which medication could be dispensed without contacting the physician?
• How often must a pharmacy conduct safety and security inspections?
• What is required of a pharmacist when a patient needs a medication that is not available?
• What does the term "continuing education" refer to for pharmacists?
• What is the time frame for a pharmacist to provide an audit report after a medication error?
• Under what conditions must pharmacy technicians operate according to North Carolina law?
• How often must a pharmacy's records be audited in North Carolina?
• What is the requirement for label information when dispensing compounded medications?
• How should pharmacies in North Carolina handle drug recalls?
• How frequently are NC pharmacists' licenses renewed?
• Which of the following scenarios is excluded from NC CSRS reporting?
• Which of the following activities may a validating technician in a hospital pharmacy perform?
• Are pharmacists in North Carolina allowed to compound medications for office use?
• What documentation is required for a pharmacist to assist a patient in switching to a generic medication?
• If a patient is out of refills on maintenance medications, what is a requirement for an emergency refill supply?
• What is the primary purpose of the North Carolina Pharmacy Practice Act?
• What does the acronym "CME" stand for in pharmacist education?
• What documentation is required for controlled substances dispensed in North Carolina?
• Is it legal for pharmacies to sell pseudoephedrine-containing products to minors?
• What is the statute of limitations for initiating a pharmacy-related complaint in North Carolina?
• What is the maximum day supply of an emergency refill a pharmacist may dispense if a physician dies or ceases practicing medicine?
• A pharmacist wishes to begin offering immunization for Gardasil at her pharmacy. Which of the following is needed?
• What information must be provided when reporting a theft of controlled substances?
• What medications require a prescription to be dispensed in North Carolina?
• In what scenario can a pharmacist provide an emergency refill?
• Which prescription requires a patient to show an ID prior to dispensation?
• Who is authorized to transfer a prescription for Tramadol to another pharmacy?
• What must a pharmacist do if they dispense an interchangeable biological product?
• Are pharmacists in North Carolina allowed to engage in drug therapy management agreements?
• What is one of the primary tasks of a pharmacist in collaborative practice?
• What is the timeframe for pharmacists to sign an acknowledgement after using an Automated Data Processing System?
• How long is a prescription for Clonazepam valid if written on 8/1/2019?
• What is the exception for child-resistant dispensing for oral contraceptives?
• When are medications typically accessible to nurses for removal?
• Under which circumstance may a physician prescribe medication for a family member?
• How does the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy define the "diversion" of controlled substances?
• What is the fundamental purpose of controlled substance schedules?
• Can a prescriber in North Carolina prescribe controlled substances for themselves or their family members?
• If a physician writes multiple C-II prescriptions for a patient in one day, what is the maximum total day supply allowed?
• What constitutes a "legitimate medical purpose" in prescribing controlled substances?
• Can pharmacists in North Carolina administer vaccines?
• What is required for a pharmacist to renew their license in North Carolina?
• What must a nurse ensure before removing a medication from the pharmacy?
• Which regulatory body oversees pharmacy practice in North Carolina?
• What happens if a pharmacist does not complete the required CE hours before the renewal date?
• What is a "non-resident pharmacy"?
• What should pharmacists do if they suspect a patient is abusing controlled substances?
• Who is authorized to prescribe medications in North Carolina?
• Which law governs the federal regulation of controlled substances?
• In North Carolina, what must a pharmacist do before administering vaccines?
• What is a "Drug Utilization Review" (DUR)?
• What is required from pharmacies when they are ready to dispense a controlled substance?
• True or False, Pseudoephedrine quantity restrictions apply to both prescription and OTC purchases?
• How is a "hospital pharmacy" defined in North Carolina law?
• In order to purchase Cheratussin-AC (C-V) without a prescription, which requirement must the patient meet?
• If a prescription was written for an Albuterol inhaler with refills PRN, how long would the refill be valid?
• What type of prescription must be dispensed at a new pharmacy location?
• Which of the following is NOT considered a controlled substance prescriber in North Carolina?
• What duration can a prescription be refilled if it has no refills indicated?
• In North Carolina, what is the pharmacist to pharmacy technician ratio allowed?
• Are pharmacists in North Carolina permitted to provide alternative medicine consultations?
• Which individual must register with the DEA for controlled substance activities?
• Which medication must be dispensed in a child-resistant container?
• What should a pharmacist check when receiving a transfer of a prescription?
• What kind of training should a nurse receive regarding medication removal from the pharmacy?
• Which behavior is considered "unprofessional conduct" for pharmacists in North Carolina?
• What is required for the registration of pharmacy interns in North Carolina?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding prescription records for controlled substances?
• Which DEA form is used to record the destruction of expired controlled substances?
• Which entity is primarily responsible for establishing regulations regarding pharmacy practice?
• Which of the following is true about the reporting of thefts in pharmacy?
• When can a prescription for a controlled substance be partially filled in North Carolina?
• What is a potential consequence of failing to complete the required continuing education for pharmacists?
• What is the consequence for falsifying pharmacy records?
• How often must pharmacies conduct a controlled substance inventory in North Carolina?
• What is required for a pharmacist to demonstrate competency in administering immunizations?
• What is a potential penalty for failing to comply with record-keeping requirements in North Carolina pharmacy practice?
• What is the requirement for a pharmacy to operate a drive-thru service in North Carolina?
• In North Carolina, what must pharmacists do before administering immunizations?
• What is the term for drug therapy management performed by a pharmacist?
• What is the minimum age a person in NC may purchase Pseudoephedrine OTC?
• What is the purpose of a "Drug Enforcement Administration" (DEA) number?
• What is one of the requirements for an immunizing pharmacist when administering vaccines?
• What is a mandatory requirement for all controlled substances dispensed?
• What is "prescriptive authority"?
• Which of the following tasks is not typically performed by a pharmacy technician in a hospital?
• What is the role of automated dispensing devices in a hospital pharmacy?
• Which of the following is a requirement for continuing education in North Carolina?
• What is the significance of the DEA number on a prescription?
• When does a prescription for Lisinopril need to be filled before it expires?
• How often can prescriptions for Schedule III drugs be refilled?
• Which action is prohibited for a pharmacy when responding to medication requests?
• What is an "unlicensed practice of pharmacy"?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding the role of pharmacy technicians in hospitals?
• How long must a pharmacy maintain patient records after the last prescription was filled?
• Who must authorize a prescription refill for controlled substances?
• Which information must be written on both controlled and non-controlled prescriptions by an NP?
• Which entity is responsible for the enforcement of the Pharmacy Practice Act in North Carolina?
• What is necessary for verifying a prescriber’s DEA number?
• What is the maximum number of refills permitted for a Schedule IV drug in six months?
• How frequently must a pharmacy inventory their controlled substances, assuming there are no changes to the P-M?
• What must accompany the sale of a controlled substance to ensure compliance?
• What is the minimum age requirement to become a licensed pharmacist in North Carolina?
• Can a pharmacist administer medications through injection without a prescription in North Carolina?