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WorksheetsMD MPJE Dispensing
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 27mins
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1.
Which of the following would make a prescription valid for dispensing in Maryland?
a)
It is transmitted electronically through a system certified by the state’s health care commission.
b)
It is communicated orally by a pharmacy technician and written down by the pharmacist.
c)
It is emailed by the prescriber to the patient.
d)
It is stamped with a digital signature but not signed with pen.
e)
None of the above.
2.
Under Maryland law, an original oral prescription for a new prescription may be taken only by which person?
a)
Any registered pharmacy technician.
b)
A pharmacist, who must read back the prescription to the prescriber or prescriber’s agent.
c)
The store manager.
d)
A cashier.
e)
All of the above.
3.
After taking an oral prescription by phone, what must the pharmacist do?
a)
Immediately call the patient to verify insurance.
b)
Promptly reduce the oral prescription to writing.
c)
Wait until the patient arrives to record details.
d)
Record only if the drug is a controlled substance.
e)
All of the above.
4.
Which scenario does NOT require that an electronic prescription be transmitted via a certified electronic intermediary?
a)
A prescription transmitted within a closed system of a group model health maintenance organization.
b)
A prescription sent through a certified e‑prescribing network.
c)
A prescription emailed from a prescriber to the pharmacy.
d)
A prescription sent through an intermediary certified by the state’s health care commission.
e)
None of the above.
5.
The pharmacy permit holder must maintain prescription records for at least how long from the date of dispensing?
a)
One year.
b)
Two years.
c)
Five years.
d)
Ten years.
e)
None of the above.
6.
Which statements about prescription record storage are TRUE? (Select all that apply)
a)
Records must be easily and accurately retrievable.
b)
Records may be destroyed after three years if stored electronically.
c)
Records must protect the confidentiality and security of prescription information.
d)
Records must be maintained for at least five years from the date of dispensing.
e)
No documentation is needed for non‑controlled prescriptions.
7.
Under Maryland rules, who has the responsibility to ensure that a controlled substance prescription is issued for a legitimate medical purpose?
a)
The patient.
b)
The prescribing provider only.
c)
The pharmacist only.
d)
Both the provider and the pharmacist.
e)
None of the above.
8.
A controlled substance prescription must be dispensed within how many days from the date of issue?
a)
30 days.
b)
60 days.
c)
90 days.
d)
120 days.
e)
All of the above.
9.
Which of the following are acceptable ways to communicate a new prescription order in Maryland? (Select all that apply)
a)
A handwritten prescription signed with pen‑and‑ink.
b)
An electronic prescription transmitted via a certified intermediary and received by the pharmacy’s electronic system.
c)
An oral prescription taken by the pharmacist who reads back the order to the prescriber or their agent.
d)
A voice message from the prescriber that the pharmacist listens to and reads back before dispensing.
e)
A photocopied prescription signed electronically.
10.
When preparing to deliver a prescription medication to a patient, which packaging requirement(s) must be met?
a)
The outer container conceals that the contents are medications.
b)
The package includes information about any special storage conditions.
c)
The container reveals any tampering that occurred during delivery.
d)
The package includes written information and a contact phone number.
e)
All of the above.
11.
Which items must be included when packaging and delivering prescription medications to a patient? (Select all that apply)
a)
A tamper‑evident container.
b)
A shipping container that does not indicate the contents are medications.
c)
The name and address of the patient along with any special storage conditions.
d)
Written information about the medication and a local or toll‑free phone number for the pharmacy.
e)
None of the above.
12.
The shipping container for a prescription medication must be packaged in a manner that does not indicate what?
a)
That the contents are medications.
b)
The weight of the product.
c)
The cost of the medication.
d)
The prescriber’s name.
e)
None of the above.
13.
Which of the following is NOT required to be provided with mailed prescription medications?
a)
Written information considered significant by the pharmacist.
b)
A toll‑free telephone number for the pharmacy.
c)
Notification if the medication’s appearance has changed from the last refill.
d)
A printed copy of the pharmacy’s hours.
e)
Information about special storage conditions.
14.
Maryland regulations allow prescription medication to be delivered to which of the following?
a)
Only the patient at their residence.
b)
Only a licensed health care facility.
c)
The patient wherever they are located.
d)
An individual authorized by the patient or to the patient’s residence.
e)
Both options 3 and 4.
15.
Under Maryland law, which of the following prescription items may be knowingly delivered to a depot by a pharmacy?
a)
Routine prescription medications.
b)
Controlled substances.
c)
Prescribed medical devices.
d)
Investigational drugs.
e)
None of the above.
16.
When a patient authorizes delivery of prescription medication to an agent at a location other than the pharmacy or the patient’s residence, which details must the pharmacy document? (Select all that apply)
a)
Identity of the agent receiving the medication.
b)
Location where the medication is sent.
c)
Date and time the medication is sent.
d)
Prescription number or description of the medication sent.
e)
Patient’s date of birth.
17.
Which of the following is NOT an acceptable place to document a patient’s authorization to deliver medication to an agent?
a)
On the prescription itself.
b)
In the patient’s profile.
c)
In a dedicated record maintained for this purpose.
d)
On a blank note kept at the cash register.
e)
None of the above.
18.
When delivering temperature‑sensitive medication, the pharmacy must provide:
a)
A free cooler.
b)
Information to inform the patient if the prescription is at risk for damage due to extreme temperatures or moisture.
c)
A phone call to the prescriber.
d)
A reimbursement coupon.
e)
All of the above.
19.
If the scheduled delivery of a prescription medication is interrupted or late, within what time frame must the pharmacy notify the patient?
a)
Immediately.
b)
Within 24 hours of being notified of the delay.
c)
Within 48 hours of the original shipping date.
d)
Before the next refill date.
e)
All of the above.
20.
Under state rules for the permanent transfer of a prescription between pharmacies, the transferring pharmacist must record which of the following?
a)
That the prescription has been permanently transferred.
b)
The name of the secondary pharmacy.
c)
The names of both pharmacists involved if the transfer is oral.
d)
The date of the transfer.
e)
All of the above.
21.
A prescription may be permanently transferred only if:
a)
The prescription is lawfully refillable and not a Schedule II controlled substance.
b)
The prescription has no refills remaining.
c)
The prescription is for a Schedule II drug.
d)
The patient requests a transfer via fax.
e)
None of the above.
22.
After a prescription is permanently transferred to a secondary pharmacy, the primary pharmacy:
a)
May continue to refill the prescription if it uses a unified database.
b)
May refill the prescription only once.
c)
May not refill the prescription at all.
d)
Must destroy the original prescription.
e)
None of the above.
23.
Using a unified prescription record by more than one pharmacy through a computerized database:
a)
Is considered a permanent transfer.
b)
Does not constitute a permanent transfer.
c)
Is permitted only for controlled substances.
d)
Requires Board approval.
e)
All of the above.
24.
When a secondary pharmacy receives a permanently transferred prescription, which details must it document? (Select all that apply)
a)
The name and location of the primary pharmacy.
b)
The names of the pharmacists at both pharmacies involved in the transfer.
c)
The date the original prescription was first filled and the date of the last refill.
d)
The number of remaining refills and the original prescription number.
e)
The price charged to the patient.
25.
Which of the following is NOT required in documentation by the secondary pharmacy receiving a permanent prescription transfer?
a)
The date of issuance of the original prescription order.
b)
The number of remaining refills.
c)
The date of the last refill.
d)
The patient’s insurance policy number.
e)
The original prescription number.
26.
When a prescription order is outsourced to a secondary pharmacy for preparation, which of the following are required?
a)
The label on the final product contains the name, address, and phone number of the primary pharmacy.
b)
The patient is informed in writing of the name and address of the secondary pharmacy.
c)
The patient is informed in writing that the prescription was prepared at a secondary pharmacy.
d)
Both pharmacies involved are licensed in Maryland or operated by the federal government.
e)
All of the above.
27.
When outsourcing a prescription order, where must the original prescription order be filed?
a)
At the secondary pharmacy.
b)
At the primary pharmacy.
c)
With the prescriber.
d)
With the patient.
e)
None of the above.
28.
Which of the following is NOT a documentation requirement for the primary pharmacy when outsourcing a prescription order?
a)
Documenting that the prescription was prepared by a secondary pharmacy.
b)
Recording the name of the secondary pharmacy.
c)
Recording the name of the pharmacist who transmitted the prescription order.
d)
Recording the date on which the medication was sent to the primary pharmacy.
e)
Recording the wholesale acquisition cost of the medication.
29.
When documenting an outsourced prescription order, what details must the primary pharmacy record in a readily retrievable manner? (Select all that apply)
a)
That the prescription was prepared by a secondary pharmacy.
b)
The name of the secondary pharmacy.
c)
The name of the pharmacist who transmitted the order.
d)
The date the prescription was transmitted and the date the product was returned.
e)
The lot number of the bulk ingredient used.
30.
Which responsibilities belong to the secondary pharmacy when a prescription order is outsourced?
a)
Maintaining documentation that the prescription order came from another pharmacy.
b)
Recording the name and location of the primary pharmacy and the names of the pharmacists involved.
c)
Recording the dates the prescription was received and when the prepared product was sent back.
d)
Recording who prepared the medication at the secondary pharmacy.
e)
All of the above.
31.
Which of the following is NOT required when the secondary pharmacy documents an outsourced prescription order?
a)
The patient’s medication co‑pay.
b)
The name and location of the primary pharmacy.
c)
The name of the pharmacist who transmitted the prescription.
d)
The date the prescription was received.
e)
The date the prepared product was sent back to the primary pharmacy.
32.
Under Maryland regulations, a pharmacy that prepares patient‑specific prescriptions as a secondary pharmacy for 5 percent or more of its total prescriptions must submit which of the following to the Board of Pharmacy?
a)
A quality assurance plan detailing safety measures and compliance with state and federal laws.
b)
A list of all prescribing providers with whom it collaborates.
c)
A financial statement.
d)
A marketing plan for mail order services.
e)
All of the above.
33.
The quality assurance plan submitted by a secondary pharmacy must include all of the following EXCEPT:
a)
Measures to comply with state and federal laws.
b)
Methods to identify pharmacists responsible for each prescription.
c)
Measures for security, integrity, and confidentiality of records.
d)
A program for continuing education credits for pharmacists.
e)
The establishment of a quality assurance program.
34.
A pharmacy that compounds medication not destined for a specific patient and forwards it to another pharmacy or prescriber must obtain which type of permits?
a)
No special permit is needed.
b)
Only a distribution permit.
c)
Manufacturing and distribution permits.
d)
Only a manufacturing permit.
e)
None of the above.
35.
Under Maryland law, stock medication may be provided to a licensed health care facility if:
a)
The pharmacy also serves as the primary provider of patient‑specific medication for the facility.
b)
The pharmacy is located within 100 miles of the facility.
c)
The facility pays a monthly subscription fee.
d)
The medication is only for controlled substances.
e)
All of the above.
36.
Which statements are TRUE regarding a pharmacist providing stock medication for use by an authorized prescriber? (Select all that apply)
a)
The pharmacist must receive a written stock medication order from the authorized prescriber for each delivery.
b)
The pharmacist may provide stock medication only to a hospital.
c)
Stock medication can include controlled substances only.
d)
The pharmacy does not need to be the primary provider of patient‑specific medications to the prescriber.
e)
None of the above.
37.
For investigational drugs prepared by a pharmacy, which of the following is NOT required?
a)
The study must be approved by an institutional review board.
b)
Records disclosing the identity of the subject must be received by a pharmacist within 30 days after being provided to a patient.
c)
The pharmacy must maintain those records.
d)
The pharmacy may prepare such drugs without any documentation.
e)
None of the above.
38.
Under Maryland rules, how long does the pharmacy have to receive records disclosing the identity of a subject who receives an investigational drug after it is provided to the patient?
a)
7 days.
b)
14 days.
c)
30 days.
d)
45 days.
e)
None of the above.
39.
For a prescription containing a Schedule III, IV, or V controlled substance, which of the following is TRUE?
a)
The prescription may not be refilled more than five times.
b)
The prescription may not be refilled more than six months after the date of issue.
c)
A new separate prescription is required if additional quantities are needed beyond these limits.
d)
Oral authorization for additional refills cannot exceed the five‑refill, 6‑month limitation.
e)
All of the above.
40.
A prescription for a Schedule II controlled substance:
a)
May be refilled up to five times.
b)
May not be refilled at all.
c)
May be refilled once if the prescriber indicates on the face of the prescription.
d)
May be refilled within six months.
e)
None of the above.
41.
Which of the following statements about refilling a Schedule III controlled substance is NOT true?
a)
A refill may be authorized orally if it does not exceed the five‑refill, 6‑month limit.
b)
The total quantity authorized must not exceed the quantity of the original prescription.
c)
Additional refills beyond five require a new and separate prescription.
d)
Refills may continue indefinitely if the prescriber continues to call them in.
e)
Documentation of each refill must be kept in a readily retrievable record.
42.
Which details must be recorded for each refill of a controlled substance prescription? (Select all that apply)
a)
Prescription number and name of the controlled substance.
b)
Dosage form and date of each refill.
c)
Quantity dispensed and identity of the dispensing pharmacist.
d)
Total number of refills for that prescription.
e)
Patient’s phone number.
43.
When a pharmacist cannot supply the full quantity of a Schedule II prescription, they may partially fill it and must supply the remainder within:
a)
24 hours.
b)
48 hours.
c)
72 hours.
d)
7 days.
e)
30 days.
44.
A partial fill of a Schedule II prescription is permitted when:
a)
The pharmacist is unable to supply the full quantity.
b)
The patient is in a long‑term care facility or has a terminal illness.
c)
It is requested by the patient or prescriber.
d)
The total quantity dispensed in all partial fillings does not exceed the quantity prescribed.
e)
All of the above.
45.
Which of the following describes a situation in which a Schedule II prescription may be refilled?
a)
When authorized by a practitioner orally.
b)
When authorized on the face of the prescription.
c)
When the prescription is for a chronic condition.
d)
When the patient is in a long‑term care facility.
e)
None of the above.
46.
Which statement about partial filling of Schedule II prescriptions is NOT correct?
a)
Partial fills may be provided when the pharmacist cannot supply the full quantity.
b)
Partial fills may be provided at the request of the patient or prescriber.
c)
The remaining portion may be filled within 72 hours in all situations.
d)
Partial fills may be provided for patients in long‑term care facilities or with terminal illnesses.
e)
The total quantity dispensed in partial fills cannot exceed the quantity prescribed.
47.
Who is permitted to take an oral prescription by voice messaging system for a new prescription?
a)
Any member of the pharmacy staff as long as they are trained.
b)
Only a pharmacist.
c)
The pharmacy intern.
d)
A technician with at least one year of experience.
e)
All of the above.
48.
Which of the following does NOT constitute a valid prescription transmission in Maryland?
a)
An electronic prescription transmitted via a certified intermediary and received by the pharmacy’s system.
b)
A handwritten prescription with the prescriber’s pen‑and‑ink signature.
c)
An oral prescription taken by a pharmacist who reads it back to the prescriber or the prescriber’s agent.
d)
An email from the prescriber to the patient.
e)
None of the above.
49.
When is the requirement for using a certified intermediary for electronic transmission of prescriptions waived?
a)
When the prescription is for a controlled substance.
b)
When the prescription is transmitted within a closed system that does not use an intermediary.
c)
When the pharmacy is closed.
d)
When the prescriber writes “not for e‑prescribing” on the prescription.
e)
None of the above.
50.
Which of the following statements about five‑year prescription record retention is NOT true?
a)
Prescription records must be maintained for at least five years.
b)
Records must be readily and accurately retrievable.
c)
Records must protect the confidentiality and security of prescription information.
d)
Records may be discarded after one year if the prescription is non‑controlled.
e)
All of the above are true.
51.
Which of the following is required for an electronic prescription to be considered valid in Maryland?
a)
It is transmitted via a certified electronic intermediary and received by the pharmacy’s electronic device.
b)
It is sent by email directly to the patient.
c)
It is typed by the prescriber and printed without a signature.
d)
It is scanned and faxed by the prescriber from a home office.
e)
None of the above.
52.
Under state regulations, a pharmacist may provide medication for stock to be used by an authorized prescriber if:
a)
The pharmacist receives a verbal request from the prescriber for each delivery.
b)
The pharmacist receives a written stock medication order from the prescriber for each delivery.
c)
The prescriber signs a blanket authorization at the beginning of the year.
d)
The medication is only for controlled substances.
e)
None of the above.
53.
Which of the following is a valid reason to issue a controlled substance prescription under Maryland law?
a)
To obtain controlled substances for general dispensing without patient‑specific prescriptions.
b)
To provide samples for the prescriber’s office stock.
c)
For the prescriber’s personal use.
d)
For a legitimate medical purpose in the usual course of professional practice.
e)
None of the above.
54.
Which statements are TRUE regarding persons entitled to issue prescriptions for controlled substances in Maryland? (Select all that apply)
a)
The prescriber must be authorized to prescribe controlled substances in Maryland.
b)
The prescriber must be registered or exempt under federal law.
c)
Prescriptions may only be communicated to pharmacists by the provider themselves, not by their agent.
d)
A prescription may not be issued for the purpose of general dispensing to the provider’s patients.
e)
An employee or agent may communicate a prescription to a pharmacist.
55.
According to federal and Maryland rules, a partial fill of a Schedule II prescription at the patient’s request must have the remaining portion filled no later than:
a)
24 hours.
b)
3 days.
c)
7 days.
d)
30 days.
e)
None of the above.
56.
When a prescriber wants a Schedule II prescription to be partially filled at a later date, what must they specify?
a)
The quantity to be dispensed in each partial filling.
b)
The patient’s diagnosis.
c)
The pharmacy’s DEA registration number.
d)
The final fill date.
e)
None of the above.
57.
Which of the following is NOT required when a pharmacist obtains an oral authorization for additional refills of a Schedule III–V prescription?
a)
Recording the date, quantity, and number of additional refills authorized.
b)
Initialing or annotating the prescription or electronic record.
c)
Ensuring the total quantity authorized does not exceed five refills within six months.
d)
Documenting the pharmacist’s license number on the prescription.
e)
Ensuring the quantity of each additional refill is equal to or less than the original quantity.
58.
When documenting additional refills authorized by telephone for a Schedule III–V prescription, the pharmacist must:
a)
Record the date, quantity, and number of additional refills authorized.
b)
Record the prescriber’s full DEA number on the front of the prescription.
c)
Increase the quantity for each refill beyond the original quantity.
d)
Document on the back of the prescription or annotate the electronic record.
e)
Both options 1 and 4.
59.
Which entity must be certified by the state’s health care commission for electronic prescription transmission?
a)
The pharmacy only.
b)
The electronic intermediary transmitting the prescription.
c)
The prescriber’s office computer.
d)
The patient.
e)
None of the above.
60.
When a prescription is transmitted electronically, the pharmacy must maintain the prescription in accordance with which standards?
a)
The record retention and retrieval standards applicable to all prescription records.
b)
The regulations for compounding sterile products.
c)
Federal narcotics control rules only.
d)
Drug Enforcement Administration labeling regulations.
e)
None of the above.
61.
Which statement about transmitting electronic prescriptions within a closed system is INCORRECT?
a)
Certified intermediaries are not required when the prescription is sent within a closed system.
b)
A closed system may include a group model health maintenance organization.
c)
Prescriptions within a closed system may be sent via email to the patient.
d)
A closed system is one that does not utilize an intermediary for transmission.
e)
None of the above.
62.
In the context of mail delivery of prescriptions, which information must be included to identify the intended recipient?
a)
The patient’s name only.
b)
The patient’s name and address.
c)
The patient’s address only.
d)
The patient’s phone number.
e)
The patient’s insurance number.
63.
What information must be included on the packaging of mail‑delivered medication to notify the patient of a change?
a)
The name of the manufacturer.
b)
A notification if the appearance of the medication has changed from the patient’s last refill.
c)
The cost of the medication.
d)
The pharmacist’s license number.
e)
None of the above.
64.
Which of the following details must be included in the primary pharmacy’s documentation when outsourcing a prescription order? (Select all that apply)
a)
The date on which the medication was sent back to the primary pharmacy.
b)
The date the medication was sold to the patient.
c)
The name of the pharmacist who transmitted the prescription to the secondary pharmacy.
d)
The name of the secondary pharmacy.
e)
The scheduled delivery time.
65.
Which of the following does NOT have to be maintained by the primary pharmacy when outsourcing prescription orders?
a)
A record of preparations received from the secondary pharmacy.
b)
The original prescription order.
c)
Documentation that the order was prepared by a secondary pharmacy.
d)
The name of the patient’s insurance provider.
e)
None of the above.
66.
Under Maryland law, may a pharmacist prepare, package, and label investigational drugs not destined for a specific individual at the time of preparation?
a)
Yes, if the study is approved by an institutional review board and proper records are maintained.
b)
Yes, with no additional requirements.
c)
No, under any circumstances.
d)
Only if the drug is non‑controlled.
e)
None of the above.
67.
Which of the following is a responsibility of the permit holder when delivering a prescription medication under Maryland rules?
a)
Provide written information considered significant in the pharmacist’s judgment.
b)
Offer a 30‑day money‑back guarantee.
c)
Include a coupon for future purchases.
d)
Provide a free pillbox.
e)
None of the above.
68.
Which statement regarding documentation of patient authorization for delivery to an agent is NOT true?
a)
The authorization may be noted on the prescription itself.
b)
The authorization may be noted in the patient’s profile.
c)
The authorization may be recorded in another record maintained for this purpose.
d)
The authorization may be omitted if the patient verbally informs the agent.
e)
None of the above.
69.
In which situation must a pharmacy maintain a record of the identity of the agent receiving a medication?
a)
When delivering to an authorized agent at a location other than the patient’s residence.
b)
When delivering to the patient at home.
c)
When the patient picks up medication at the pharmacy.
d)
When delivering a non‑prescription product.
e)
None of the above.
70.
Which items must a secondary pharmacy record when receiving a permanent prescription transfer? (Select all that apply)
a)
Date of issuance of the original prescription order.
b)
Number of remaining refills.
c)
Original prescription number.
d)
Date of transfer.
e)
The pharmacy’s annual sales volume.
71.
Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of a pharmacist when transferring a prescription to a secondary pharmacy?
a)
Record the date of transfer.
b)
Record the names of both pharmacists involved if the transfer is oral.
c)
Ensure the original prescription is filed at the secondary pharmacy.
d)
Indicate that the prescription has been permanently transferred.
e)
Record the name of the secondary pharmacy.
72.
Why must the secondary pharmacy record the date the prescription order was first filled?
a)
To determine the patient’s insurance eligibility.
b)
To track refill history and comply with documentation requirements.
c)
To calculate the drug’s shelf life.
d)
To assign a new prescription number.
e)
None of the above.
73.
Which of the following details is NOT required when a prescription is transmitted orally to a secondary pharmacy for outsourcing?
a)
Name of the pharmacist who transmitted the prescription.
b)
Name of the pharmacist at the secondary pharmacy who accepted the prescription.
c)
Date the prescription was transmitted.
d)
Expiration date of the medication.
e)
Date the prepared product was sent back to the primary pharmacy.
74.
Which of the following statements accurately describes the obligations of a pharmacy regarding depots?
a)
Pharmacies may establish depots as long as they are registered with the Board.
b)
Pharmacies may deliver to depots only for non‑controlled medications.
c)
Pharmacies may cooperate with depots if the patient gives written consent.
d)
Pharmacies may deliver to depots if the depot is located in a health care facility.
e)
None of the above.
75.
Which of the following must be done when informing a patient that their medication’s appearance has changed?
a)
Provide a phone number for the state board.
b)
Notify the patient in writing with the delivered prescription.
c)
Only notify if the change affects potency.
d)
Do nothing; no notification is required.
e)
Provide a coupon for counseling.
76.
When must the pharmacy maintain the security and confidentiality of prescription information?
a)
Only for controlled substance prescriptions.
b)
Only for electronic prescriptions.
c)
For all prescription records.
d)
Only for records older than five years.
e)
None of the above.
77.
Which elements must be documented for each refill of a controlled substance prescription? (Select all that apply)
a)
Date of each refill.
b)
Quantity dispensed.
c)
Pharmacist’s identity.
d)
Total number of refills remaining.
e)
Patient’s height.
78.
Before dispensing a controlled substance prescription, the pharmacist must ensure which of the following?
a)
That the patient has insurance coverage.
b)
That the prescriber has a valid driver’s license.
c)
That the prescription is issued for a legitimate medical purpose in the usual course of professional practice.
d)
That the medication is on sale.
e)
None of the above.
79.
Which of the following statements about the 120‑day dispensing window is NOT correct?
a)
Schedule II prescriptions must be dispensed within 120 days of the date of issue.
b)
Schedule III prescriptions must be dispensed within 120 days of the date of issue.
c)
Non‑controlled prescriptions must be dispensed within 120 days of the date of issue.
d)
The 120‑day window applies to both Schedule IV and V prescriptions.
e)
None of the above.
80.
Which of the following is required for delivery records when a patient authorizes medication delivery to an agent at a location other than the pharmacy?
a)
Recording the agent’s identity, delivery location, date and time, and prescription number.
b)
Recording only the agent’s name.
c)
Recording only the date and time.
d)
Recording only the prescription number.
e)
None of the above.
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