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WorksheetsChapter E summary Quizz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which of the following tasks can a pharmacist perform under a written protocol with a physician?
Modify a patient's drug therapy
Diagnose medical conditions
Prescribe new medications
Perform surgical procedures
A pharmacy is changing its location. How many days before the change must a new pharmacy application be filed?
10 days
20 days
30 days
40 days
A pharmacist practicing in a federally qualified health center can sign a prescription drug order for dangerous drugs under a written protocol with a physician.
True
False
In case of theft or significant loss of controlled substances or dangerous drugs, when must a pharmacy notify the TSBP?
Within 24 hours
Within 48 hours
Within 72 hours
Immediately upon discovery
What must the pharmacist-in-charge do at least 14 days prior to closing a pharmacy?
Remove all prescription drugs
Transfer prescription files
Post a closing notice at the pharmacy
Return licenses/registrations to TSBP and DEA
Pharmacies are allowed to accept the return of a prescription drug after it has been dispensed and left the control of the pharmacy for purposes of resale or redispensing.
True
False
Which of the following inventories require a notarized signature from the pharmacist-in-charge within three days of the day the inventory was taken?Initial inventory
Initial inventory
Annual inventory
Closing invetory
Change of pharmacist-in-charge inventory
What is the main purpose of a centralized prescription dispensing system?
To store bulk drugs at the outsourcing pharmacy
To dispense or fill a prescription drug order at the request of an outsourcing pharmacy
To perform drug regimen review for another pharmacy
To accept the return of prescription drugs for resale or redispensing
Which types of pharmacies are allowed to perform centralized prescription drug or medication order processing functions on behalf of another pharmacy?
Class A, C, and E pharmacies
Class B, D, and F pharmacies
Class A and C pharmacies only
Class E pharmacies only
In a satellite pharmacy, where are the prescriptions dispensed?
At the satellite location
At the provider pharmacy
At a centralized prescription dispensing pharmacy
At the patient's home
Which of the following is a requirement for the destruction of dangerous drugs returned to a pharmacy by a patient?
Drugs must be rendered unfit for human consumption
Drugs must be returned to the manufacturer
Drugs must be destroyed by the consultant pharmacist only
Drugs must be destroyed in the presence of a DEA agent
What is a valid physician-patient relationship in the context of telemedicine?
A relationship established only through text messages
A relationship established without any face-to-face consultation
A relationship established through an Internet-based or telephone consultation
A relationship established only through email communication
A perpetual inventory of Schedule II controlled substances is required in Class C (institutional) pharmacies.
True
False
What is the time frame for a pharmacist-in-charge to ensure that a recalled drug has been removed from inventory after receiving a recall notice?
Within 12 hours
Within 24 hours
Within 48 hours
Within 72 hours
Class A, C, and E pharmacies are allowed to operate a satellite location that is not separately licensed.
True
False
