MPJE Section 1 Q's 1-5

Which of the following is a primary purpose of the Texas State Board of Pharmacy (TSBP)?

• To manufacture prescription drugs

• To protect the public health, safety, and welfare by regulating the practice of pharmacy

• To provide free medication to all residents

• To set drug prices for pharmacies

According to the Texas Pharmacy Act, what is the definition of a "Pharmacist"?

• A person who manufactures drugs

• A person licensed by the Board to practice pharmacy

• A person who prescribes medication

• A person who delivers drugs to patients

Which of the following is NOT a duty of the Texas State Board of Pharmacy?

• Adopting rules to enforce the Texas Pharmacy Act

• Issuing and renewing licenses for pharmacy staff

• Conducting inspections of pharmacies

• Prescribing medication to patients

What is a requirement for public members appointed to the Texas State Board of Pharmacy?

• Must be licensed pharmacists

• Must be registered pharmacy technicians

• Cannot be licensed in any healthcare profession

• Must have at least 10 years of pharmacy experience

A new law proposes to change the term length for board members from 6 years to 3 years. Based on your understanding of the Texas Pharmacy Act, what potential impact could this have on the continuity of the Board?

• It would increase the continuity of the Board

• It would have no effect on the Board's continuity

• It could reduce continuity by increasing the frequency of member turnover

• It would guarantee more experienced members on the Board

Which of the following is a core mission of the Texas State Board of Pharmacy (TSBP)?

• To manufacture prescription drugs

• To protect public health and safety

• To provide free medication to all residents

• To set drug prices in Texas

According to the Texas Pharmacy Act, what is the primary role of a pharmacist?

• To prescribe medications without supervision

• To prepare and dispense medications and provide drug-related information

• To manufacture drugs in a laboratory

• To conduct medical surgeries

Which of the following is NOT an area addressed by the rules adopted by the Texas State Board of Pharmacy?

• Licensing and renewal procedures

• Standards for pharmacy practice

• Medical school curriculum development

• Drug therapy management protocols

Why does the rulemaking process of the Texas State Board of Pharmacy include public notice and comment?

• To allow stakeholders to provide input before rules are finalized

• To delay the implementation of new rules

• To increase the cost of rulemaking

• To avoid compliance with federal laws

A student is asked to explain how the Texas State Board of Pharmacy (TSBP) ensures compliance with laws and rules. Which of the following would be the best answer?

• By providing free medication to patients

• By conducting inspections and audits of pharmacies

• By writing prescriptions for patients

• By manufacturing drugs in state-run facilities