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Question 1 of 15

1. Question

A pharmacy receives a prescription for Vyvanse but only has part of the quantity in stock. The patient wants the available amount today. Which statement is most accurate?

The pharmacist may partially fill the prescription, but the remaining quantity must be filled within the federal time limit
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The pharmacist must refuse to fill the prescription unless the full quantity is available
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The pharmacist may partially fill the prescription and provide the remainder any time before the prescription expires
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Question 2 of 15

2. Question

A hospital pharmacist calls a patient’s community pharmacy to confirm the patient’s current medication list after admission. The community pharmacist has not received a signed authorization from the patient. Which response is most appropriate under HIPAA?

Refuse to disclose the information unless the patient signs a written authorization
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Disclose the medication information needed for treatment purposes
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Disclose the information only if the hospital first sends a subpoena
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Question 3 of 15

3. Question

A pharmacist is performing a prospective drug utilization review before dispensing a new prescription. Which issue is the pharmacist expected to assess?

Whether the medication was stored in the manufacturer’s original container
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Whether the prescription presents a potential drug interaction or therapeutic duplication
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Whether the prescription was transmitted by fax, phone, or electronic prescribing system
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Question 4 of 15

4. Question

A pharmacy discovers that a large quantity of oxycodone tablets is missing and cannot be explained. The pharmacist determines the discrepancy is a significant loss. Which action is required?

Wait until the next required inventory to reconcile and report the loss
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Report the loss to the state board of pharmacy only
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Notify DEA in writing within one business day and file DEA Form 106 within 45 days after discovery
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Question 5 of 15

5. Question

A patient presents a prescription for phenobarbital. Which statement is true?

The pharmacy must use DEA Form 222 to dispense the prescription
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The prescription may be refilled up to five times within six months if authorized by the prescriber
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The prescription may not be refilled
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Question 6 of 15

6. Question

A pharmacist compounds a nonpreserved aqueous oral suspension from commercially available drug products. There is no USP–NF compounded preparation monograph or preparation-specific stability information. The preparation will be refrigerated. What is the maximum default beyond-use date (BUD)?

14 days
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35 days
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90 days
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Question 7 of 15

7. Question

A patient asks a community pharmacy to dispense methadone for treatment of opioid use disorder. Which response is most appropriate?

A pharmacy may dispense methadone for opioid use disorder if the prescriber has a DEA number
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Methadone may never be stocked or dispensed by a pharmacy for any indication
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Methadone for opioid use disorder generally must be dispensed through an authorized opioid treatment program
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Question 8 of 15

8. Question

A drug manufacturer is developing a medication for a serious condition with no adequate available therapy. The manufacturer wants FDA designation intended to facilitate development and expedite review since the drug meets an unmet medical need. Which FDA program best fits this description?

Accelerated approval
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Fast track
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Priority review
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Question 9 of 15

9. Question

A pharmacy needs to transfer several bottles of a Schedule II controlled substance to another DEA registered pharmacy. Which statement is true?

The transfer requires DEA Form 222 or its electronic equivalent
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Schedule II controlled substances may never be transferred between pharmacies
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The transfer may be completed using only an invoice because both pharmacies are DEA registrants
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Question 10 of 15

10. Question

A prescriber calls in a verbal prescription for an emergency Schedule II medication. The pharmacist determines the situation meets federal emergency dispensing requirements. Which statement is most accurate?

The pharmacist may dispense the emergency quantity and the prescriber must provide a written follow-up prescription within 7 days
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The pharmacist may dispense a full 30-day supply and no written follow-up is required
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The pharmacist must refuse the prescription because Schedule II medications can never be dispensed from an oral prescription
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Question 11 of 15

11. Question

A prescriber issues three separate prescriptions for a Schedule II medication on the same day. Each prescription is for a 30-day supply, and the second and third prescriptions include the earliest date on which they may be filled. Which statement is true?

This is federally prohibited because Schedule II prescriptions can never cover more than 30 days total
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This may be permitted if all federal conditions for multiple Schedule II prescriptions are met
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This is allowed only if the prescriptions include refill authorizations
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Question 12 of 15

12. Question

A community pharmacy is offered prescription drug samples by a manufacturer to sell to patients at a discounted price. Which statement is most accurate?

A pharmacy may purchase samples and sell them if the patient has a valid prescription
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A pharmacy may sell samples only if the price is below the usual and customary charge
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Prescription drug samples are not intended to be sold by community pharmacies
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Question 13 of 15

13. Question

A pharmacist receives a prescription for oxycodone/acetaminophen. The directions are unclear. The pharmacist contacts the prescriber and receives clarification. Which statement is most accurate?

The pharmacist may clarify the directions with the prescriber and document the change
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The pharmacist may change the drug name after speaking with the prescriber
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The pharmacist must refuse to fill the prescription because Schedule II prescriptions can never be changed
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Question 14 of 15

14. Question

A pharmacist receives a prescription for a controlled substance. The prescription appears valid on its face, but the patient’s profile raises concerns about possible misuse. Which action is most appropriate?

Dispense the prescription because the prescriber is responsible for determining whether it is medically appropriate
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Refuse to dispense all controlled-substance prescriptions from that prescriber going forward
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Use professional judgment to resolve the concerns before dispensing
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Question 15 of 15

15. Question

A pharmacy is not registered as an outsourcing facility and compounds nonsterile preparations in bulk. The pharmacy sells the finished products to other pharmacies for dispensing to those pharmacies’ patients. Which statement is most accurate?

The activity may fall outside traditional 503A pharmacy compounding because it is not tied to patient-specific prescriptions or limited anticipatory compounding
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The activity is permitted as 503B outsourcing because any pharmacy may operate as an outsourcing facility without separate registration
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The activity is permitted under traditional 503A compounding if the preparations are nonsterile
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2. Question

A hospital pharmacist calls a patient’s community pharmacy to confirm the patient’s current medication list after admission. The community pharmacist has not received a signed authorization from the patient. Which response is most appropriate under HIPAA?

3. Question

A pharmacist is performing a prospective drug utilization review before dispensing a new prescription. Which issue is the pharmacist expected to assess?

4. Question

A pharmacy discovers that a large quantity of oxycodone tablets is missing and cannot be explained. The pharmacist determines the discrepancy is a significant loss. Which action is required?

5. Question

A patient presents a prescription for phenobarbital. Which statement is true?

6. Question

A pharmacist compounds a nonpreserved aqueous oral suspension from commercially available drug products. There is no USP–NF compounded preparation monograph or preparation-specific stability information. The preparation will be refrigerated. What is the maximum default beyond-use date (BUD)?

7. Question

A patient asks a community pharmacy to dispense methadone for treatment of opioid use disorder. Which response is most appropriate?

8. Question

A drug manufacturer is developing a medication for a serious condition with no adequate available therapy. The manufacturer wants FDA designation intended to facilitate development and expedite review since the drug meets an unmet medical need. Which FDA program best fits this description?

9. Question

A pharmacy needs to transfer several bottles of a Schedule II controlled substance to another DEA registered pharmacy. Which statement is true?

10. Question

A prescriber calls in a verbal prescription for an emergency Schedule II medication. The pharmacist determines the situation meets federal emergency dispensing requirements. Which statement is most accurate?

11. Question

A prescriber issues three separate prescriptions for a Schedule II medication on the same day. Each prescription is for a 30-day supply, and the second and third prescriptions include the earliest date on which they may be filled. Which statement is true?

12. Question

A community pharmacy is offered prescription drug samples by a manufacturer to sell to patients at a discounted price. Which statement is most accurate?

13. Question

A pharmacist receives a prescription for oxycodone/acetaminophen. The directions are unclear. The pharmacist contacts the prescriber and receives clarification. Which statement is most accurate?

14. Question

A pharmacist receives a prescription for a controlled substance. The prescription appears valid on its face, but the patient’s profile raises concerns about possible misuse. Which action is most appropriate?

15. Question

A pharmacy is not registered as an outsourcing facility and compounds nonsterile preparations in bulk. The pharmacy sells the finished products to other pharmacies for dispensing to those pharmacies’ patients. Which statement is most accurate?