Ohio Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination (MPJE) Practice Test

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Can a Parent Return for Remaining Adderall XR Capsules in Ohio?Can the mother of a 7-year-old patient return after 2 weeks to acquire the remaining capsules of Adderall XR if she only purchased 60 out of the prescribed 100?Can a Pharmacist Fill a Prescription for Lorazepam Marked 'For Office Use'?If a physician writes a prescription for lorazepam 1mg with the directions "For office use", can a pharmacist fill this prescription?Can a Pharmacist Leave a Prescription with a Cashier When Closed?Is it permissible for a pharmacist to leave a patient's prescription with the cashier when the pharmacy is closed?Can cancer drugs be compounded in a horizontal flow hood?Can cancer drugs (anti-neoplastics) be compounded in a horizontal flow hood?Can Dr. Sullivan Transfer His Ohio CE Credit to Florida?If Dr. Sullivan has completed 20 hours of continuing education for Ohio, can he count these hours for his Florida requirements as well?Can Every Nurse with an APN License Write Prescriptions in Ohio?Can any nurse with an advanced practice nurse (APN) license write prescriptions?Can hospice preprinted prescription forms include multiple Schedule II drug orders on a single form?Can preprinted prescription forms for hospice patients include multiple drug orders for Schedule II drugs on one form?Can Interns Administer Immunizations Without Certification from Supervising Pharmacists?Can an intern give immunizations at a flu shot clinic if their supervising pharmacist is not immunization certified?Can Patients Partially Fill Their Zolpidem Prescription in Ohio?If a patient partially fills their prescription for zolpidem 10mg over several occasions, can they get remaining tablets after the initial fill within 6 months of the original prescription date?Can Patients Switch from Phentermine to Belviq?If a patient has been taking phentermine for weight loss for 12 weeks, can the physician switch them directly to Belviq?Can Pharmacies Perform Anticipatory Compounding?Can anticipatory compounding be performed by pharmacies?Can pharmacists on medical leave still hold responsibility?Can a pharmacist on medical leave still be designated as the responsible pharmacist?Can Pharmacists Sell Syringes to Laboratory Scientists?Can a pharmacist sell syringes to a laboratory scientist for research purposes?Can Pharmacy Interns Take Oral Prescriptions for Controlled Substances?Can an intern take an oral prescription over the phone for a controlled substance?Clonazepam and the Ins and Outs of Schedule IV Drug ClassificationsWhich drug is classified as a schedule IV controlled substance?Discover the Essential Actions Involved in Pharmacy Practice in OhioWhat actions are included in the practice of pharmacy in Ohio?Discovering the Truth About Over-the-Counter MedicationsWhich of the following substances does not require a prescription for dispensing?Do pharmacy interns really need to notify their employer about their enrollment status?Must a pharmacy intern notify their employer if they are no longer enrolled in a school of pharmacy?Do You Need to Fill Out DEA Form 41 for a Single Dropped Tablet?Is it necessary to complete DEA Form 41 if one diazepam 10 mg tablet is accidentally dropped in the trash?Explore the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy's Role in Pharmacy SafetyWhat type of program is operated by the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP)?How Often Should Ohio Pharmacists Review Their Inventory Security Measures?In Ohio, how often should pharmacists conduct reviews of their inventory security measures?Males Can Purchase Plan B Over-the-CounterCan males buy Plan B oral contraceptives over-the-counter?Ohio interns can provide patient counseling under supervisionCan interns provide counseling to patients on special directions for use under supervision?Patients Can Fill Prescriptions at Outpatient Pharmacies After DischargeA patient is discharged from a hospital and gets prescriptions filled at the inpatient pharmacy. A month later, can she have her prescription filled at the outpatient pharmacy across the street?Patients in Ohio have 14 days to fill Schedule II opioid prescriptionsIn Ohio, how long does a patient have to get a prescription for a schedule II opioid filled for a legitimate medical purpose?Pharmacies Must Retain Patient Records for At Least Three YearsAre pharmacies allowed to store patient records for less than three years?Pharmacies Must Validate Their Compounding Process Before Getting StartedWhat must a pharmacy do before compounding drugs?Pharmacist Responsibilities: Notifying the Board of Pharmacy After Name ChangeHow long does a pharmacist have to notify the Board of Pharmacy about a change of name after getting married?Pharmacists in Ohio: Do BPS Certifications Eliminate Continuing Education Requirements?Are pharmacists certified by BPS in Pharmacotherapy exempt from all continuing education requirements in Ohio?Pharmacists Must Notify Health Boards and Physicians After Administering Influenza ShotsDo pharmacists need to notify the local board of health or the patient's physician for influenza immunizations?Selling Syringes to Dog Breeders for Puppy Immunizations is Permissible in OhioIs it permissible to sell syringes to a dog breeder for administering immunizations to puppies?The Role of the Attorney General in Controlled Substance SchedulingWhich agency is responsible for deciding the scheduling of controlled substances?Understanding Buprenorphine Treatment Limits for Physicians in OhioHow many patients can a physician with special registration from the DEA treat with buprenorphine in the first year?Understanding C-II Cough Syrups: Hycodan and Others ExplainedWhat classification of drugs do Hycodan, Hycotuss, Histussin, and Tussionex fall under?Understanding Childproof Caps and Medication Safety RegulationsWhich of the following products do not require childproof caps?Understanding Class II Drug Recalls and Their Importance for Patient SafetyWhich class of recall is indicated if a drug has lost 20% of its potency prior to its expiration date?Understanding Compounding Laws for Pharmacies in OhioIs it legal for a pharmacy to compound a commercially available drug?Understanding DAW on Prescriptions in OhioWhen a doctor writes "DAW" on a prescription, can the pharmacist dispense the generic medication?Understanding DEA Form 41 for Documenting the Destruction of Controlled SubstancesWhich DEA form is used for documenting the destruction of outdated controlled substances?Understanding DEA Number Validity in Ohio's Pharmacy LawsIs the DEA number BJ 7980457 valid for a prescription of a controlled substance?Understanding Faxing C-II Prescriptions in Ohio Pharmacy PracticeIn which of the following cases can a doctor fax a schedule II (C-II) prescription for a patient? Select all that apply.Understanding How Often Compounding Cancer Drugs Certification Needs UpdatingHow often must the certification for compounding cancer drugs be updated?Understanding How Outdated Drugs Are Categorized in Ohio LawAccording to Ohio law, how are outdated drugs categorized?Understanding If Pharmacists Need to Offer Counseling on RefillsDo pharmacists need to make an offer to counsel on refilled prescriptions?Understanding Intern Responsibilities Under Ohio Pharmacy LawWhich of the following are considered to be professional duties of an intern under Ohio Law? Select all that apply.Understanding Key Steps Before Prescribing Controlled SubstancesWhat should be done before prescribing controlled substances?Understanding Labeling Requirements for Medical Marijuana in OhioWhich information is NOT required on the label of dispensed medical marijuana?Understanding Library Requirements for Pharmacies in OhioWhat are library requirements for pharmacies under Ohio law?Understanding Mandatory Inpatient Hospital Order Requirements for Safer Medication AdministrationWhich information is mandatory on all inpatient hospital orders?Understanding Medication Profile Management for Controlled SubstancesWhat is the appropriate action regarding the patient's medication profile if a patient is taking a controlled substance for weight loss?Understanding Minimum Standards for Compounding Pharmacies in OhioWhat is NOT a minimum standard for pharmacies that compound?Understanding Misbranding in Pharmacy: Key Examples and InsightsWhich of the following could be considered misbranded?Understanding Misbranding Requirements for Prescription Drugs in OhioWhich is a requirement for prescription drugs that are considered to be misbranded?Understanding OARRS: What Pharmacists Should Know About Patient Information SharingA physician calls your pharmacy asking if prescriptions for methadone have been filled for Patient X. What can the pharmacist do regarding the OARRS report?Understanding Ohio’s Charitable Pharmacy Licensing Regulations for HospitalsCan a hospital be licensed as a charitable pharmacy under Ohio law?Understanding Ohio's Continuing Education Requirements for PharmacistsA pharmacist must complete how many hours of continuing education every three years?Understanding Patient Access to Medical Records Under HIPAAAccording to HIPPAA, what access do patients have to their medical records from a pharmacy?Understanding Pharmacist Roles in Administering Long-Acting Opioid AntagonistsWhich medication can a pharmacist administer for the treatment of drug addiction?Understanding Pharmacists' Role in Administering Rabies VaccinesWhich of the following statements about pharmacists and rabies vaccine is true?Understanding Pharmacy Access Regulations in OhioCan a lab technician and a doctor enter a pharmacy to obtain medications when it is closed?Understanding pharmacy requirements for medication delivery in OhioWhat is required from pharmacies delivering medications to patients?Understanding Physician Requests for Non-Childproof Caps in Pharmacy PracticeA physician's request for non-childproof caps for all prescriptions for a patient is sufficient for legal dispensing without childproof caps.Understanding Poison Sales Regulations in OhioWhat is a false statement regarding poison sales?Understanding Prescription Transfer Regulations for Non-Controlled SubstancesHow many times can prescriptions for non-controlled substances be transferred if pharmacies do not have a real-time shared database?Understanding Record Requirements for Poison Sales in OhioWhich type of record is required for poison sales?Understanding Refills for Schedule III and IV Controlled Substances in OhioWhat is the maximum duration for refills of schedule III and IV controlled substances from the date the prescription was written?Understanding Regulations on Prescription Drop-Off Boxes in Grocery StoresCan a grocery store have a locked prescription drop-off box accessible to patients when the pharmacy is closed?Understanding Schedule I Drugs in Pharmacy LawWhich schedule is classified for drugs with a high potential for abuse and no accepted medical use?Understanding Schedule II Drug Classifications in OhioWhich of the following drugs is classified as a Schedule II drug?Understanding Schedule II Drug Prescription RegulationsIf a wholesaler is short on stock for a schedule II drug, how long do they have to fill the remainder of the prescription?Understanding Schedule II Prescription Regulations for Terminally Ill PatientsFor terminally ill patients, how long can schedule II prescriptions be partially dispensed?Understanding Schedule IV Drugs: Key Facts for Pharmacy StudentsWhich of the following drugs is classified as a schedule IV drug?Understanding Schedule V Controlled Substances Over the CounterWhat must be true about the sale of schedule V controlled substances over the counter?Understanding Supervision Requirements for Intern Counseling Activities in PharmacyWhat type of supervision is required for intern counseling activities?Understanding the 14-Day Notice Requirement for Discontinuing Pharmacy Business in OhioWhat is the minimum number of days required prior to discontinuing business?Understanding the 30-Day Notice Requirement for Employment Changes in OhioHow many days notice is needed for a change of employment?Understanding the 1906 Pure Food and Drug Act and Its Impact on PharmacyWhat was the primary focus of the 1906 Pure Food and Drug Act?Understanding the Best Cleaning Procedures for Ceilings and WallsWhat cleaning procedure should be applied to ceilings and walls?Understanding the Classification of Atorvastatin 20 mg Under Ohio LawUnder Ohio law, how is atorvastatin 20 mg classified?Understanding the Classification of Bath Salts and Spice in OhioSubstances like bath salts and spice are classified under which schedule?Understanding the Classification of GHB in Ohio's Drug SchedulesGHB, when used illicitly, is categorized under what schedule?Understanding the Classification of Tylenol with Codeine in Pharmacy PracticeTylenol with codeine liquid is classified as which schedule of drug?Understanding the Cleaning Order for Horizontal Surfaces in CleanroomsWhat should the cleaning order be for horizontal surfaces in a cleanroom?Understanding the Comprehensive Definition of Compounding in OhioWhich of the following elements are included in the definition of compounding in Ohio?Understanding the Consequences of Violating Drug Laws in OhioWhat is the consequence of violating a state or federal drug law?Understanding the Daily Limits for Pseudoephedrine SalesWhat is the daily limit for the sales of pseudoephedrine as an over-the-counter medication?Understanding the DEA 222 Form in Pharmacy PracticeWhich of the following statements are true regarding a DEA 222 form?Understanding the Differences Between Trainees and Certified Pharmacy Technicians in Sterile CompoundingHow do the roles of trainees and certified pharmacy technicians differ in sterile compounding?Understanding the Different Types of Hospital OrdersWhat types of orders are considered hospital orders?Understanding the Essentials of Logging Prescription ChangesWhat information must be logged whenever a change is made to a dispensed prescription?Understanding the Exact Count Requirement for Hydromorphone in Pharmacy PracticeFor which of the following substances must an exact count be performed by the pharmacist?Understanding the Expiration of Prescription Refills in OhioWhen do the refills on a prescription expire if it was filled for the first time after a year from the initial prescription date?Understanding the FDA's Requirement for Pharmacies to Offer a Toll-Free Reporting NumberDoes the FDA require pharmacies to provide a toll-free number for reporting adverse events with medications?Understanding the Flexibility of State Laws in Pharmacy RegulationCan state law be more restrictive than federal law regarding controlled substances?Understanding the Impact of Oral DAW Instructions in Ohio Pharmacy LawIs an "oral" DAW from a physician considered the same as a written DAW in Ohio?Understanding the Impact of the Harris-Kefauver Amendments on Drug EfficacyWhat major regulatory change did the Harris-Kefauver Amendments implement regarding drug efficacy?Understanding the Importance of Labeling RadiopharmaceuticalsWhat must be affixed to the immediate container of a dispensed radio pharmaceutical?Understanding the Importance of Prescriber Credentials on Ohio PrescriptionsUnder Ohio law, it is necessary for a prescriber's credentials to be on every prescription. Is this statement true or false?Understanding the Importance of the 1938 Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic ActUnder which act was the requirement for proof of safety for drugs established?Understanding the Importance of the Ohio Drug Database (OARRS)What is the purpose of the Ohio Drug Database (OARRS)?Understanding the Legal Aspects of Filling Prescriptions in OhioCan a prescription for atenolol 50 mg dated August 15, 2017, be legally filled on March 1, 2018?Understanding the Legal Inclusion of OARRS Reports in Patient RecordsIs it legal to include OARRS reports in a patient's permanent medical records?Understanding the Legalities of Oral Prescription Transfers Between Pharmacies in OhioIs it legal for Pharmacy A to orally transfer prescription information to Pharmacy B?Understanding the Limits on Compounding in Shortage SituationsThe Board may place restrictions on the exemption related to compounding drugs in shortage situations including what limits?Understanding the Limits on Pseudoephedrine Purchases in OhioWhat is the maximum amount of pseudoephedrine that can be purchased daily without a prescription?Understanding the Maximum Beyond Use Date for Gel-Based TopicalsWhat is the maximum beyond use date for gel-based topicals?Understanding the Pharmacist to Technician Ratio in OhioWhat is the pharmacist to technician ratio allowed under Ohio law?Understanding the Prohibitions of the 1906 Pure Food and Drug ActWhat was prohibited by the 1906 Pure Food and Drug Act?Understanding the Purpose of the 1911 Shirley AmendmentsWhich of the following best describes the purpose of the 1911 Shirley Amendments?Understanding the Regulation of Pseudoephedrine in OhioWhich of the following products contains pseudoephedrine and is regulated under federal laws?Understanding the Regulations Around Syringe Sales in OhioWhich of the following statements regarding the sale of syringes is correct?Understanding the Renewal Date for a Terminal Distributor's License in OhioWhat is the renewal date for a terminal distributor's license?Understanding the Renewal Date for Ohio Wholesaler LicensesWhat is the renewal date for a wholesaler's license in Ohio?Understanding the Renewal Date for Your Terminal Distributor's License in OhioWhen is the terminal distributor's license due for renewal?Understanding the Requirements for Maintaining Poison Records in OhioWhat information is required to be maintained in the poison record book at the time of purchase?Understanding the Requirements for Wholesale Licensing in Ohio PharmaciesIf a pharmacy exceeds 5% of total sales in wholesale purchases, what is required?Understanding the Requirements of a Recordkeeping System for PrescriptionsWhat is required when using a recordkeeping system for prescriptions?Understanding the Responsibilities of a Pharmacist When Receiving a Prescription CopyWhat must a pharmacist receiving a prescription copy do?Understanding the Role of a Category II Terminal Distributor License in OhioA pharmacy with a Category II terminal distributor's license can dispense which of the following?Understanding the Role of a Category III Terminal Distributor's License in OhioWhat is the main requirement for a pharmacy with a category III terminal distributor's license?Understanding the Role of Charitable Pharmacies in OhioWhich of the following statements is true regarding charitable pharmacies?Understanding the Role of Nurses in Calling in PrescriptionsCan a nurse who works for an assisted living facility call in prescriptions for residents?Understanding the Role of Pharmacists in Immunizations in OhioWhich of the following statements regarding immunizations is true?Understanding the Role of Pharmacists in Patient CounselingCan a pharmacist provide a detailed patient leaflet or drug information sheet instead of offering a counseling session?Understanding the Role of Pharmacy Technicians in Accepting Verbal Refill AuthorizationsWhat is the scope of practice for pharmacy technicians in accepting verbal refill authorizations for non-controlled substances?Understanding the Rules for Partial Fills of Schedule II Prescriptions in OhioWhat happens if a pharmacy does not have enough of a Schedule II drug on hand to fill a prescription?Understanding the Sale of Pseudoephedrine at Gas StationsWhich statement is true regarding the sale of pseudoephedrine at gas stations?Understanding the Scope of Practice for Pharmacy Technicians in Stocking Automated Drug Dispensing CabinetsWhat is the scope of practice of pharmacy technicians for stocking automated drug dispensing cabinets?Understanding the Types of Drugs Found in Schedule IIWhat kind of drugs may be found in Schedule II?Understanding the Validity of DEA Numbers for PractitionersIs the DEA number AB2456726 considered valid for Dr. Brody?Understanding the Validity Requirements for Prescriptions in OhioWhat is required for a prescription to be valid in Ohio?Understanding the Waiting Period for Switching Controlled SubstancesHow long must one wait after taking a controlled substance before switching to another one according to the guidelines provided?Understanding Trainee Roles in Non-Sterile CompoundingWhat is the scope of practice for trainees regarding non-sterile compounding?Understanding What Makes a Drug a Prescription MedicationUnder federal law, what conditions make a drug a prescription medication?Understanding When Package Inserts Are Required for Medications in OhioWhen must a package insert be provided to the patient?Understanding Which Activities are Exempt from HIPAA RegulationsWhich of the following activities are exempt from HIPAA?Understanding Which Prescription Drugs Require a Medication GuideWhat type of prescription drug requires a Medication Guide?What Defines a Poison for Adults and Why It MattersWhat is the definition of a poison as it relates to an adult's life?What Does Ohio Law Require on a Physician’s Prescription?What must a physician include on a prescription according to Ohio law?What Happens When One Drug in a Multi-Drug Package is Discontinued?If one drug in a multi-drug package is discontinued, what happens to the remaining medications?What Makes a Prescription Valid in Ohio You Should KnowWhich of the following is necessary for a prescription to be valid in Ohio?What Pharmacies Must Provide When Delivering Prescriptions HomeWhat must pharmacies provide when delivering a prescription to a patient's home?What Pharmacists Need to Know to Administer ImmunizationsWhat must a pharmacist complete in order to administer immunizations?What Pharmacists Should Do When OARRS Reports are UnavailableIf an OARRS report is unavailable due to technical difficulties, what can the pharmacist do regarding the patient's controlled substance prescription?What responsibilities does a pharmacy technician have with controlled substances in Ohio?What is the pharmacy technician's role concerning controlled substances?What Should a Pharmacist Do if Atorvastatin is Stolen?If a pharmacist discovers that a bottle of atorvastatin has been stolen, what must he or she do?What to Do If You Discontinue Your Pharmacy EducationWhat action must a pharmacy intern take if they discontinue their pharmacy education?What to Document When Disclosing Patient Information During EmergenciesIn an emergency, when a pharmacist discloses patient information, what must be documented?What to Know About Emergency Dispensing for Schedule II Medications in OhioWhat must be included on a hardcopy prescription for an oral schedule II medication in an emergency situation?What to Know About Label Requirements for Central Fill Refills in OhioIf a prescription is refilled at a central fill location, what must be on the label?What to Wear for Safe Compounding in PharmacyWhat items must personnel wear to avoid contamination during compounding?What You Need to Know About Breaks in Qsymia TherapyIs there a maximum break in therapy allowed with Qsymia?What You Need to Know About Ohio's Patient Medication Donation RequirementsAccording to the drug repository program, what is required for a patient to donate medications?What You Need to Know About Prescription Retention for Controlled Substances in OhioWhat is the retention period for original prescriptions in Ohio for controlled substances?What You Need to Know About Record Retention for Consult Agreements in OhioWhat is the minimum timeframe for record retention for consult agreements?What You Need to Know When a Consumer Purchases a PoisonWhat information must be recorded when a consumer purchases a poison?What You Should Know About Inpatient Unit-Dose LabelsWhat must be included in an inpatient unit-dose label?What You Should Know About the Renewal Date for Laboratory Terminal Distributor's License in OhioWhen is the laboratory terminal distributor's license due for renewal?When must a pharmacist license be renewed in Ohio?When must a pharmacist license be renewed?Wholesaler Regulations on Compounded Drugs in OhioCan a licensed wholesaler sell compounded drugs to a business that is not a licensed terminal distributor?Why Are Oxycodone Prescriptions No Longer in the Ohio Drug Database?A prescription for oxydone 5 mg/acetaminophen 325 mg filled on July 9, 2015, is still in the Ohio Drug Database?Why Every Pharmacist Should Know the Nearest Poison Control CenterIs it mandatory for pharmacists to have the phone number of the nearest poison control center available?Why is Inventory Management Essential for Ohio Pharmacists?When did pharmacists need to take inventory of Skelaxin after it became a controlled substance?Why It's Essential to Write Quantities on Controlled Substance Prescriptions ClearlyIs it mandatory for quantities on controlled substance prescriptions to be written in both words and numbers?Why Knowing the Expiration Date on IV Medication Labels MattersFor the label of an IV medication, which piece of information is required?Why Ohio pharmacies keep prescription records for three years from the last refill dateA prescription must be retained by the pharmacy for how long after the last refill?
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  • Can an optometrist prescribe Percocet?
  • What information must be included on the label of an inpatient IV bag? Select all that apply.
  • If a pharmacy changes its security system, must this change be approved by the Board of Pharmacy?
  • Is bacteriostatic water for injection in a 30mL multi-dose vial considered a dangerous drug under Ohio law?
  • Can two pharmacies under common ownership transfer an unlimited number of prescription drugs without needing a wholesaler's license?
  • Before dispensing an outpatient prescription for a controlled substance, which condition requires the pharmacist to review the patient's OARRS report?
  • A medical device that requires pre-marketing approval and must demonstrate safety and effectiveness is classified as which type of device?
  • Which roles are pharmacists or pharmacy interns permitted to perform regarding diabetic shoes?
  • Is it permissible for a physician to prescribe Dexedrine for weight loss?
  • Which of the following statements is true regarding consult agreements?
  • In Ohio, can schedule II prescriptions be partially dispensed under any circumstances?
  • Which statements are true regarding consult agreements?
  • Can a psychiatrist prescribe birth control pills for a patient legally?
  • In Ohio, prescriptions for which of the following can be faxed?
  • What is the minimum course length required for pharmacists to be authorized to give immunizations?
  • Which of the following statements about cocaine hydrochloride is true?
  • What conditions must not have occurred for a responsible pharmacist?
  • What should a pharmacist do if a scheduled drug is inappropriately ordered and there is no medical justification?
  • Did Discount Pharmacy need a wholesaler's license if it sold more than 5% of its purchased inventory to others?
  • If a psychologist can legally write prescriptions in New Mexico, can their prescription be filled in Ohio?
  • What was a significant outcome of the 1938 Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act?
  • If a prescription drug has an NDC number, it must be FDA approved and can be sold. Is this statement true or false?
  • A prescription is brought to your pharmacy for 100 Zohydro ER (scheduled II controlled substance). You only have 30 in stock. How long do you have to fill the remaining 70 capsules?
  • The responsible pharmacist is permitted to sign DEA 222 forms in advance while on vacation.
  • Which of the following is included in the definition to dispense under Ohio law?
  • Which of the following statements about treatment guidelines is true?
  • Can a prescription written by a Canadian doctor be filled in Ohio?
  • If a pharmacist leaves the prescription department to assist a patient with OTC product selection, must they lock the pharmacy?
  • How long is a pharmacist's identification card valid before it must be renewed?
  • Which schedule includes drugs like heroin, ecstasy, and LSD?
  • How long do pharmacists have to verify and sign the daily printout of prescriptions?
  • OARRS prescription data must be reported by pharmacies to the Board of Pharmacy _____________.
  • Can a manufacturer's representative donate samples of non-controlled substances to a charitable pharmacy?
  • What is required on every compounded drug supplied to a physician for direct patient administration?
  • How long can Adipex-P be prescribed for weight loss?
  • The definition of a drug includes its use for which of the following?
  • What does the 1938 Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act specifically require from drug manufacturers before a drug can be marketed?
  • Is a verbal request sufficient for a pharmacist to dispense medication without childproof caps?
  • If a physician indicates "dispense as written," does the pharmacist need to dispense the brand name medication if the patient prefers the generic?
  • Lomotil, Novahistine DH, and Tylenol with Codeine Elixir are categorized under which schedule?
  • What should be included to ensure compliance in a drug therapy record?
  • How many Continuing Education Units (C.E.U.'s) does a pharmacist need to complete every three years?
  • Which of the following statements about Schedule II drugs is correct?
  • In what situation can a pharmacist dispense a controlled substance to a family member?
  • Can pharmacy technicians assist pharmacists in compounding?
  • Which prescription drug is an example of a controlled substance designed for weight loss?
  • How should emergency drugs be categorized?
  • How many days notice is required for a change of name?
  • Which of the following insulins can be sold without a prescription?
  • Does Ohio law allow the Board to waive the pharmacist to intern ratio for immunization clinics?
  • How long does the Ohio Drug Database (OARRS) keep outpatient prescription records for required drugs?
  • If a physician uses a prescription blank with multiple pre-printed drugs, how many drugs can be selected on one prescription form?
  • How many days notice is required for a change in the responsible pharmacist?
  • How often must a pharmacy renew its controlled substance inventory?
  • Every applicant for examination and registration as a pharmacist must meet which of the following criteria?
  • What is required as part of a pharmacy library according to regulations?
  • Who has access to patient records when consent is given?
  • What should a pharmacist do if they suspect a patient is obtaining controlled substances from multiple sources?
  • If a pharmacist's license has lapsed for two years, does he or she need to retake the pharmacy board exams to regain licensure?
  • Which of the following statements is true about selling syringes?
  • If a prescription for Adderall XR is partially filled, how long does the wholesaler have to fulfill the prescription?
  • A prescription for Adipex has 1 refill. Can it be dispensed after verifying with the prescriber?
  • Must all Ohio pharmacies comply with USP chapters 797 and 795?
  • If a prescription label is destroyed, what is the pharmacist required to do?
  • Legally, can a cashier working in the pharmacy department ask the patient if he/she wants the pharmacist to counsel them on a prescription drug?
  • If a patient wants to increase a refill from 30 to 90 tablets, does the pharmacist need to call the doctor?
  • What is the scheduling classification for Suboxone, which contains buprenorphine and naloxone?
  • What is the primary function of a pharmacy technician when it comes to prescription filling?
  • What type of information is required in a patient's drug therapy record?
  • Are the regulations for diet drugs applicable when prescribing Adipex-P for a patient diagnosed with narcolepsy?
  • When receiving a faxed prescription for a Schedule II controlled substance from a nursing home, what must happen according to regulations?
  • What is the age requirement for children to legally receive flu immunizations from pharmacists?
  • Is it legal for a dentist to prescribe a schedule V codeine-containing cough syrup for a patient in need?
  • What is the definition of a childproof container?
  • Is Gabapentin tracked in the Ohio Drug Database (OARRS)?
  • A bottle of atorvastatin 10 mg #100 having an expiration date of 11/17 will have lost what percentage of potency when it expires?
  • Under Ohio Law, prescription records must be immediately retrievable from a computer system for the last how many months?
  • What classification applies to syringes when sold without a prescription?
  • Under what circumstances may the Board of Pharmacy require a mental evaluation?
  • For repackaged medications, what information must be included regarding the pharmacist overseeing the repackaging?
  • Which is an example of a controlled substance?
  • What constitutes misbranding of a prescription?
  • Does the definition of practicing pharmacy in Ohio include reviewing drug regimens?
  • According to state law, can Tylenol #3 be made a schedule V drug in Ohio?
  • When transferring a prescription from an intern, what must be documented?
  • Is Butalbital with acetaminophen and caffeine (Fiorinal) considered a controlled substance?
  • Which of the following functions requires positive identification of the responsible pharmacist?
  • Which of the following statements is true regarding a patient's profile?
  • If a pharmacy technician is asked about side effects of a medication, what should they do?
  • Who must notify the Board 30 days prior to closing the pharmacy?
  • What was one of the major impacts of the 1906 Pure Food and Drug Act?
  • In a consult agreement, which actions can a pharmacist take?
  • What event prompted the implementation of the 1938 Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act?
  • If an IV bag becomes contaminated during preparation, how is it classified?
  • Is it required for the pharmacist to document the theft of Adderall XR?
  • You must be at least how old to buy pseudoephedrine?
  • What is the maximum number of non-controlled substance prescriptions on one form?
  • What must a pharmacy maintain if they dispense controlled substances?
  • What is the expiration date for registered pharmacy technicians' registrations?
  • What information must a small prescription container like a Timpotic XE bear?
  • What is the classification of substances with a lower potential for abuse and accepted medical use?
  • What must be included on a prescription for controlled substances in Ohio?
  • How many Continuing Education Units (C.E.U.'s) are earned for 4 hours of continuing education?
  • Which statement about multiple drugs in the same container is false?
  • If a caregiver of a hospice patient only wants a small quantity of Dilaudid, can they request more tablets if the patient's condition changes?
  • Which of the following is NOT required as part of a consult agreement?
  • Which details must be included on a medication sample label provided by a physician?
  • APNs can only write prescriptions for schedule IV controlled substances for no more than a 72 hour supply. Is this statement true or false?
  • Which form of medical marijuana can be dispensed in Ohio? Select all that apply.
  • By law, must pharmacists counsel every patient even if the patient declines counseling?
  • What process must pharmacies follow for managing prescription drop-off locations?
  • Which of the following is a responsibility of a technician trainee?
  • How long do pharmacists have to dispose of outdated drugs compared to wholesalers?
  • If a patient returns a prescription that has not been opened, can it be re-dispensed?
  • Which of the following can be purchased without a prescription?
  • How many years of transaction history records must pharmacists keep according to the Drug Supply Chain and Security Act?
  • Can a pharmacist administer travel vaccines?
  • How often must a controlled substances inventory be taken according to regulations?
  • When a physician calls in an emergency oral prescription for hydromorphone, how many days does he have to provide the written prescription?
  • A drug product has an NDC number of 00025-2356-04. What does "00025" indicate?
  • What is the frequency requirement for taking a controlled substance inventory?
  • Which of the following is the FDA guide on interchangeable biological products (biosimilars)?
  • When cleaning a cleanroom, what is the recommended order?
  • Is the following prescription legal: "lisinopril 10 mg, Take as directed"?
  • Who is considered a family member under the regulations for prescribing controlled substances?
  • What limitation applies to pharmacists supplying drugs to physicians for office use?
  • Under federal law, what is the maximum supply a pharmacist can prepare in advance for anticipatory compounded products?
  • Which of the following is legal in making the offer to counsel a patient?
  • Is prescription refill information necessary for patient counseling?
  • If a pharmacy has a prescription drop-off area when closed, what must be posted?
  • How long must prescription records be maintained in Ohio compared to federal law?
  • If a hospital pharmacy is closed, can two nurses enter the pharmacy for medication if ordered by a physician?
  • What type of prescription can a patient receive from a psychologist in a state where they are authorized to write them?
  • Can a pharmacy with a category III terminal distributor’s license dispense controlled substances and dangerous drugs?
  • What is true regarding advanced practice nurses (APNs) and prescription writing?
  • Which profession is allowed to prescribe medications in Ohio?
  • What is the minimum age required to purchase a C-V controlled substance over the counter?
  • If a drug name is misspelled on a DEA 222 form, can the supplier still fill the order?
  • Which of the following options is NOT a duty that an intern can perform under Ohio Law?
  • Can Schedule II prescriptions be sent electronically to a pharmacy?
  • What should a pharmacist do if they notice a stock bottle's contents have been damaged?
  • Can a patient request a copy of their profile from the Ohio Drug Database through their pharmacist?
  • Which of the following duties can a technician trainee perform?
  • If you make a mistake on DEA Form 222 when ordering schedule II's, you can erase the mistake and correct it. Is this statement true or false?
  • What are Cheratussin AC, Phenergan w/ codeine, and Promethazine w/ codeine classified as?
  • What is the primary role of the Ohio Board of Pharmacy?
  • Under Ohio law, which of the following is required for dispensing a generic substitution?
  • Can a pharmacy with a Category II terminal distributor's license sell drugs in both Categories I and II?
  • Which of the following are classified as limited prescribers authorized to prescribe within their scope of practice?
  • Can a pharmacy technician provide information on how a prescription should be taken?
  • Which is true about a nurse's prescribing capabilities in an assisted living facility?
  • What documentation is required when a pharmacist notices a discrepancy in controlled substances?
  • Can a dentist prescribe hypertension medication?
  • Can a physician fax a prescription for fentanyl to a pharmacy for a hospice patient?
  • Is it true that all theft or loss of prescription drugs must be reported to the Ohio Board of Pharmacy's Online Portal and local law enforcement?
  • Which of the following is NOT classified as a Schedule I drug?
  • Which of the following is considered positive identification?
  • How long may a pharmacist's identification card lapse before renewal requires further examination?
  • What is the maximum number of refills allowed for Norco 5/325?
  • Who is authorized to prescribe medications in Ohio?
  • Must pharmacists maintain documentation for sales of syringes?
  • What minimum requirements must be included in the policy and procedure manual for sterile product quality assurance under Ohio law?
  • Can an immunization-certified intern give flu shots at a clinic with licensed nurses present?
  • If a contamination during manufacturing causes deaths, what type of recall would the FDA issue?
  • Which statement about immunization course requirements for pharmacists is true?
  • Who is allowed to provide emergency access to a closed pharmacy?
  • Tramadol (Ultram/Ultracet) is classified as which schedule?
  • In order to compound ahead of time, what information must be included on the label?
  • When an MD denotes "brand medically necessary" on a prescription, which action is required?
  • How long is the term of office of a Board of Pharmacy member?
  • Is it legal for ABC hospital to stock anesthetic IV preparations from their home infusion pharmacy until needed?
  • Who is allowed to send or receive prescription transfers for non-controlled substances?
  • When an intern takes a prescription from a nurse, which statements are true regarding that prescription?
  • Which of the following statements about controlled substances is true?
  • Which of the following scenarios requires a pharmacist to provide additional oversight?
  • What duties are permitted for a registered technician?
  • Is patient counseling required for inpatients in a hospital before discharge?
  • Which of the following drugs must a pharmacist disclose price information for if a customer calls with a valid prescription?
  • What is required for all electronically transmitted prescriptions?
  • Under what condition can a prescription for a controlled substance be refilled?
  • Can a pharmacy sell atropine injectable to local EMS if it has a wholesaler's license?
  • Which scenario could lead to the denial of pharmacy licensure by the Board?
  • What must a police officer have to obtain a report from the Ohio Drug Database (OARRS) for someone being investigated for drug abuse?
  • What is the maximum number of refills allowed for a prescription for Nuvigil?
  • Can Warren Buffet, as a non-pharmacist, have the keys to the prescription department of a pharmacy?
  • Which pharmacy technician category can receive prescription transfers for controlled substances?
  • Can a pharmacist legally refuse to sell syringes to individuals for non-medical use?
  • Are pharmacists allowed to provide tetanus vaccinations to adults in Ohio?
  • Must a pharmacy's protocol for giving immunizations list locations where these immunizations will occur?
  • All anabolic steroids are considered which schedule of controlled substances?
  • Invoices for C-II's, C-III's, C-IV's, and C-V's must be filed together. Is this statement true or false?
  • For how long must records be kept under the drug repository program?
  • Who is responsible for ensuring all medications prepared in a pharmacy are accurate?
  • Which of the following practices is incorrect regarding prescription transfers?
  • What is the maximum number of times a pharmacy graduate can take the NAPLEX in Ohio?
  • What form do pharmacists use to order schedule II medications?
  • Which statement about USP Chapters is true?
  • Which statement is true regarding Schedule III controlled substances?
  • Which statements about advanced practice nurses (APNs) are correct?
  • What is the days supply limit on acute pain opioid prescriptions for adults?
  • Which statements are true regarding the drug repository program?
  • What is the renewal date for an intern license?
  • What does "positive identification" NOT include among its forms?
  • Which of the following drugs is typically not used for enhancing athletic performance?
  • Which act established the requirement for scientific proof of efficacy for new drug approval?
  • How often must reconciliation of controlled substances in hospital floor stock occur?
  • Which statements are true regarding controlled substances?
  • Is it legal for a patient in a hospital to self-medicate with unit-dose labeled medications left at their bedside?
  • What does the Prescription Drug Marketing Act of 1984 regulate?
  • How many patients can a physician treat with buprenorphine if they meet specific requirements?
  • If an OTC product is missing information about cautions and warnings, what is its status?
  • When inpatient pharmacies repackage unit-dose medications, which records must they keep?
  • If the agent of a physician is transmitting a faxed prescription, what must be included?
  • What is the correct age to buy a schedule V controlled substance over the counter?
  • What is the notice period for a change of address?
  • Which of the following substances is a mixture of buprenorphine and naloxone?
  • Which of the following professions is not allowed to write prescriptions under Ohio law?
  • Which of the following is considered misbranding?
  • Which of the following can a technician NOT do?
  • How should pharmacists approach the administration of medications in emergency situations?
  • Can a pharmacist legally sell syringes to an individual for use with rubber cement in sculpture?
  • Which of the following statements regarding patient counseling is true?
  • What conditions must prescriptions entered into a computer but not dispensed meet?
  • Are pharmacists required to perform retrospective Drug Utilization Review (DUR) when filling a prescription?
  • For prescriptions to be considered valid in Ohio, what must be confirmed?
  • In Ohio, are interns required by law to report their hours to the Board of Pharmacy?
  • Which of the following statements is true regarding the labeling of OTC medications?
  • Which statement is true regarding compounding for drug shortages?
  • What is required if you sell or transfer controlled substances to another pharmacy?
  • What is one primary responsibility of pharmacists regarding controlled substances?
  • Are emergency rooms required to report all controlled substance dispensing to the Ohio Drug Database?
  • Can a supplier fill the order if the "Last Line Completed" area of the DEA 222 form is left blank or contains an incorrect number?
  • Are registered pharmacy technicians allowed to engage in sterile compounding?
  • Is it legal for a physician to switch a patient's weight loss medication from Didrex to Adipex after 12 weeks?
  • When are controlled substances allowed to be shipped?
  • Which of the following drugs are classified as schedule III drugs? Select all that apply.
  • What is the latest timeframe an emergency oral prescription must be followed by a written prescription for controlled medication?
  • What should a pharmacist do if they identify a potential drug-allergy interaction during DUR?
  • Which of the following must be recorded when a schedule II prescription is partially dispensed in a long-term care facility?
  • What is the function of continuing education programs for pharmacists?
  • How many attempts does a pharmacy student have to pass the Ohio MPJE exam?
  • Which of the following statements about pharmacy closure notifications is false?
  • Can a pharmacist document their own administration of an immunization on a prescription form?
  • How long must immunization records be maintained?
  • Can a physician prescribe a controlled substance for off-label uses?
  • Which of the following is NOT a function allowed for trainee pharmacy technicians?
  • Which of these ACPE program codes are correctly matched with their meanings?
  • How many hours of continuing education on medication errors/patient safety must Ohio pharmacists complete every 3 years?
  • When a patient returns for a refill of estrogen, must the pharmacy provide another patient package insert?
  • What is the maximum number of pharmacy interns a pharmacist can supervise at one time?
  • What is required when a pharmacist changes responsible pharmacists?
  • What is the status of the prescription dispensed incorrectly to Mrs. Jackson if later dispensed wrongly to Lisa Lake?
  • Which professionals are allowed to provide patient counseling?
  • What is the correct temperature for refrigerated drugs?
  • Which of the following statements about the Orange Book is true?
  • Which of the following statements is false regarding the transfer of medications to another pharmacy?
  • What type of authorization can a certified pharmacy technician accept for non-controlled substances?
  • Can Qsymia be prescribed indefinitely for weight loss if the patient meets the requirements?
  • What type of injections can a pharmacist administer?
  • Who can hospitals sell prescription drugs from their inpatient inventory to?
  • Is any substance that comes with a therapeutic claim considered a drug?
  • For daily cleanings of a cleanroom, when should cleaning be performed?
  • What should happen if a written prescription includes the note "transmission failed"?
  • How often can a patient obtain a Schedule V codeine cough syrup?
  • Do IV (intravenous medications) labels need to include an expiration date?
  • What is required by law for compounding pharmacies to ensure drug safety?
  • How many patients can a physician with an "X" DEA number treat with buprenorphine after the first year of registration?
  • Which statements are true regarding dispensing of naloxone without a prescription?
  • If a MedGuide is required, which type of prescriptions must it be provided with?
  • What is the minimum age for an applicant to take the pharmacy licensure examination?
  • Which of the following needs to be included in a patient profile?
  • What is required for generic drugs according to the Drug Price Competition and Patent Restoration Act?
  • Within how many days must the theft or significant loss of prescription drugs be reported to the Ohio Board's online portal?
  • If a patient is taking a short-term controlled substance for weight reduction, what is the maximum day break allowed?
  • Which schedule includes alprazolam, clonazepam, and diazepam?
  • How often should a pharmacy inventory controlled substances?
  • A Class I Recall by the FDA means:
  • Which statements regarding the regulation of drug advertising are true?
  • Can pharmacists prescribe controlled substances under a consult agreement when approved by the DEA?
  • If a pharmacist substitutes an interchangeable biological product, which of the following is true about notifying the physician?
  • Must a criminal background check be conducted again if a pharmacist or pharmacy intern's license has lapsed for more than two years?
  • If a pharmacist is discounting copays, who could face charges from the Board of Pharmacy?
  • The term "positive identification" includes which of the following?
  • Which of the following conditions can medical marijuana be used to treat?
  • Schedule I drugs (C-I) are recognized for medicinal use and can be prescribed.
  • Which of the following statements accurately defines a generic drug?
  • Can pharmacies fax prescription copies directly between two pharmacists?
  • After taking Adipex, how long must a patient wait before beginning Tenuate for weight loss?
  • For prescription drugs, what must be on every stock bottle from a manufacturer?
  • Which schedule of drugs has the highest potential for abuse?
  • What date is the wholesaler license due for renewal?
  • If a physician changes the dosage on a prescription for methylphenidate, can a pharmacist legally fill the altered prescription?
  • What information must be included on a prescription written by a physician?
  • Which of the following statements about prescription refills is true?
  • Can pharmacists administer epinephrine in emergency situations?
  • What is true regarding nurses in assisted living facilities?
  • What does personal supervision mean regarding patient counseling?
  • What action must a pharmacy take if it sells controlled substances but has not become a wholesaler?
  • Can a veterinarian legally write a prescription for a human?
  • What is the primary purpose of clear labeling on drugs?
  • Who among the pharmacy technicians can contact a prescriber to clarify a prescription without needing professional judgment?
  • What is the consequence if a prescription for a controlled substance is missing the days supply?
  • How long must prescription records be kept under federal law and Ohio law respectively?
  • Is it legal for a physician to post-date a prescription?
  • When a prescription is transferred and it is a controlled substance, what must be recorded on the original prescription?
  • Does the originating and central fill pharmacy need to have access to common electronic files as part of an online database for prescription processing?
  • How many semester hours are required to obtain an intern's license?
  • What schedule does ketamine fall under?
  • Must prescriptions for Medicaid patients be written on tamper-resistant paper?
  • What is the maximum expiration date for a low-risk compounded drug at room temperature?
  • Which of the following is NOT considered a legitimate way to transfer prescriptions?
  • What must pharmacies do regarding access to reference materials?
  • Which statement is correct regarding prescriptions marked "DAW"?
  • If an electronic transmission of a controlled substance prescription fails, what must it include?
  • A pharmacist can be a preceptor for a maximum of how many pharmacy interns?
  • What is the schedule classification for drugs like marijuana and GHB when used illicitly?
  • When performing DUR, pharmacists must review the patient profile for which of the following?
  • What is the maximum days supply a pharmacist can dispense under the multiple simultaneous refills law?
  • For a bottle of opened Lunesta tablets (C-IV), do I need to do an exact count for my controlled substance inventory?
  • What must be reported to the Board within 10 days?
  • What age must a patient be to receive a flu shot from a pharmacist without needing parental consent?
  • How many milligrams of codeine can a consumer purchase in a schedule V cough syrup over-the-counter in 48 hours?
  • Which of the following is a true statement regarding compounding drugs for emergencies?
  • What must be reported to the Board within 5 business days of a change?
  • What did the Drug Price Competition and Patent Restoration Act of 1984 create?
  • What is the minimum age for individuals to receive immunizations from pharmacists without a prescription as per CDC guidelines?
  • Must physicians who dispense keep records of their drug transactions?
  • What is the maximum number of total refills for schedule III and IV controlled substances?
  • Which of the following items is NOT categorized as a controlled substance?
  • What drug categories are needed when a pharmacist is unavailable?
  • Is it legal for a physician to write "refill for 6 months" on a prescription for Diovan 80mg?
  • Is pentobarbital classified as a schedule III drug?
  • Under what condition may a physician increase the number of patients treated with buprenorphine?
  • Pharmaceutical sales representatives must perform an inventory of their samples every two years. Is this statement true or false?
  • Which of the following statements are false? Select all that apply.
  • Are pharmacists allowed to administer flu immunizations to children under the age of 7?
  • Which information must be included on a label of dispensed medical marijuana? Select all that apply.
  • Which statement is true regarding the mailing of controlled substances?
  • If a pharmacist's license has been expired for more than 3 years, must they undergo a criminal records background check?
  • Can a pharmacist dispense a prescription for methadone for pain?
  • Regarding the transfer of prescriptions, which statement is correct?
  • What access do insurance companies have to patient prescription records?
  • Can pharmacies and interns administer flu immunizations to children aged 5 years and older?
  • Which of the following is a requirement for prescription labels in Ohio?
  • What must pharmacists review before administering an immunization if it was not covered in their certification?
  • Is it true or false that a podiatrist is allowed to write a prescription for lisinopril?
  • Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the responsible pharmacist?
  • Which statement is true regarding generic substitution?
  • Can a physician (MD) write a prescription for Cefaclor 250 mg for his dog?
  • The DEA number of a physician's assistant must start with which letter?
  • Is anticipatory compounding considered manufacturing and can most pharmacies perform it?
  • Is there a limit to the number of times a prescription for a controlled substance can be transferred between pharmacies using a shared database?
  • Is it true that theft or loss of prescription blanks must be reported to the Board of Pharmacy?
  • Which act made herbals officially classified as dietary supplements?
  • Which type of application should a company submit to market a generic version of a medication?
  • Are computer to fax prescriptions legal in Ohio?
  • Can a pharmacist dispense a limited supply of a medication if requested by a caregiver for a terminally ill patient?
  • Which of the following is true about Schedule III drugs?
  • All tablets and capsules must have markings or imprints that identify the drug and the manufacturer or distributor. Is this statement true or false?
  • When requesting an OARRS report, what must also be included if the pharmacy is located in a county bordering another state?
  • What is the correct action if a pharmacy technician discovers a theft of prescription drugs?
  • How often can a pharmacist sell a schedule V codeine cough syrup to the same patient over-the-counter?
  • What is the maximum allowable expiration date on a repackaged unit-dose medication?
  • What is the days supply limit for acute pain opioid prescriptions issued to minors?
  • After initial visits, how many refills can a physician prescribe for Qsymia for chronic weight reduction?
  • Which category of pharmacy technicians is allowed to send/receive prescription transfers for non-controlled substances?
  • Which of the following statements regarding prescription labels for animal medications is incorrect?
  • What can a pharmacist change on a schedule II prescription?
  • Which drug schedule must be ordered using a DEA 222 form?
  • Which of the following is required on a prescription for a controlled substance?
  • If the Board grants an exemption, can an in-state pharmacy compound shortage drugs for patients in an in-state healthcare facility?
  • A prescription was written for Omnicef on January 3, 2018. How long does the patient have to fill it for the first time?
  • Can a patient transition from phentermine to Belviq without additional waiting time?
  • What is the minimum time frame for reapplying a background check for a lapsed pharmacist license?
  • What body regulates the dispensing of controlled substances in Ohio?
  • Can certified pharmacy technicians accept new verbal prescriptions for non-controlled drugs?
  • How many days does a responsible pharmacist have to notify the Board of a change?
  • Must all faxed prescriptions include a header identifying the source of the fax?
  • What is the maximum quantity of a topical product that can be supplied to a physician for office use?
  • Must each employee of an outpatient pharmacy wear a nametag with their title?
  • Do pharmacists need supervision to give immunizations?
  • What information must a pharmacist transferring a prescription include in the database?
  • Can pharmacists and interns administer immunizations to individuals aged 7 to 13 with a prescription?
  • What documentation is required for pharmacies that compound?
  • How often must pharmacies renew their licenses in Ohio?
  • How many board members are there on the Ohio Board of Pharmacy?
  • Can you dispense more medication than prescribed for a narcotic if the patient's condition improves?
  • A wholesaler can line-item cancel a drug on a DEA 222 form that is out of stock. True or False?
  • Lyrica is classified as which schedule of controlled substance?
  • When clarifying a prescription for a Schedule II controlled substance, who must the pharmacist communicate with directly?
  • In Ohio, does a prescription with refill "prn" indicate that there are no refills allowed?
  • Which of the following is true regarding nonresident pharmacies?
  • What defines a prescription drug under federal law?
  • Economic incentives for developing drugs for fewer than 200,000 patients are part of which act?
  • Which items must be on an inpatient unit-dose label?
  • Patient package inserts are required to be given with prescriptions for which of the following drugs?
  • When is the renewal date for a terminal distributor's license?
  • Which of the following can advanced practice nurses (APNs) do?
  • What should a pharmacist look for during a prospective DUR?
  • Will the Ohio Board of Pharmacy accept any ACPE accredited pharmacy law CE program ending in "03" to fulfill requirements?
  • Is it legal for Pharmacy A to compound progesterone suppositories and sell them to Pharmacy B for later dispensing?
  • In which of the following ways can a practitioner issue a prescription for ibuprofen 800mg?
  • If you dispense Paxil without a prescription, the bottle it is dispensed in is:
  • Which activities can a certified technician perform?
  • Which of the following is true regarding electronically transmitted prescriptions?
  • Which prescriptions are included in the Ohio Drug Database? Select the correct combination.
  • What do the 1911 Shirley Amendments prohibit?
  • Continuing pharmacy education must be reported to the Board of Pharmacy every three years by which date?
  • Which of the following is a requirement for a drug to be classified as schedule II?
  • What is the maximum number of refills allowed for a Schedule II prescription in Ohio without prior authorization?
  • What methods can be used for communication between a pharmacist and physician in a consult agreement?
  • When a nurse calls in a prescription to the pharmacy for a doctor, what must the nurse provide?
  • A doctor licensed in Florida writes a prescription for a patient on vacation. Can it be filled in Ohio?
  • Can nurses at a nursing home call in oral prescriptions for schedule III and IV controlled substances for patients?
  • Which act created the two classes of drugs, prescription (Rx) and over-the-counter (OTC)?
  • Are pharmacists and interns allowed to give immunizations recommended by the ACIP to individuals under 13 without a prescription?
  • A prescription for a C-II drug issued for a patient in hospice care can be faxed. Is this statement true or false?
  • In which scenario is a pharmacist required to perform a prospective DUR?
  • Which of the following are requirements of pharmacy pick-up stations?
  • Which of the following must be included in a patient's drug therapy record?
  • In terminally ill patients, how long can pharmacists split C-II prescriptions?
  • What is the maximum number of patients an "X" DEA registered physician can treat after a year with approval?
  • Must the physician's name be printed or typed on every new prescription they issue?
  • Can a physician write prescriptions for both Crestor 10 mg and alprazolam 0.5 mg on the same prescription form?
  • Which of the following drugs is eligible for one-year worth of refills?
  • Which statement regarding Advanced Practice Nurses (APNs) prescribing Schedule II drugs is correct?
  • What is the primary purpose of the Orphan Drug Act?
  • Is it true that records for poisons must be kept for 5 years?
  • What is the minimum age requirement to buy Plan B oral contraceptives over-the-counter?
  • What is the expiration date requirement for compounded prescriptions?
  • What is the maximum beyond use date for compounded aqueous-based topicals?
  • Which of the following medications do not require price disclosure to patients?
  • What is the maximum expiration date for multiple drugs dispensed in the same container in nursing homes?
  • Is Butalbital with acetaminophen and caffeine (Fioricet) classified as a controlled substance?
  • Must the diagnoses managed under a consult agreement indicate whether they are primary or comorbid?
  • Can a pharmacy continue to dispense a medication if a patient's profile shows a drug interaction?
  • Is Sand and Surf Pharmacy allowed to advertise BD U-100 insulin syringes for sale?
  • Can a prescription for Norco 5/325 dated February 24, 2018 be filled on March 13, 2018?
  • Which of the following prescriptions can be transferred using a fax machine?
  • Are medical marijuana patches considered a dispensable form in Ohio?
  • Before storing pharmacy records at a different location, what must be done?
  • An intern, who is a graduate of a foreign pharmacy school must complete how many hours of internship before they can become licensed in Ohio?
  • What is the requirement for verifying hospital orders from a physician?
  • What are the conditions under which certified pharmacy technicians can engage in non-sterile compounding?
  • If Adderall XR is stolen from a pharmacy, which parties must be notified?
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