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The partial filling of Morphine sulfate for terminally ill
patients must be done within 72 hours from the initial
filling:
A. True
B. False - Answer-B. False
For non-terminal/non-LTC patients, schedule II drugs may
be partially filled, as long as the remaining portion is filled
within 72 hours of the first partial filling. The pharmacist
must make a notation of the quantity supplied on the face
of the written prescription (or written record of the
emergency oral prescription), and no further quantity may
be supplied beyond 72 hours without a new prescription.
For each partial filling, the dispensing pharmacist shall
record on the back of the prescription or on another
appropriate record, uniformly maintained and readily
retrievable, the:(i). Date of the partial filling;(ii). Quantity
dispensed;(iii). Remaining quantity authorized to be
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dispensed; and(iv). Identification of the dispensing
pharmacist.(f). Before any subsequent partial filling, the
pharmacist shall determine if the additional partial filling is
necessary. .
Schedule II prescriptions for patients in a LTCF or patients
with a medical diagnosis documenting a terminal illness
are valid for a period not to exceed 60 days from the issue
date, unless sooner terminated by the discontinuance of
medication. They may be filled in partial quantities to
include individual dosage units. Document whether the
patient is "terminally ill" or "LTCF" on the prescription;
failure to do so is a violation of MD law
A registered pharmacy intern may not:
I. Perform a final verification of a prescription drug or
device before dispensing.
II. Delegate a pharmacy act.
III. Administer vaccinations. - Answer-I and II only
Additionally, a registered pharmacy intern may not:
C. Perform any act that has not been authorized by the
supervising pharmacist;
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D. Represent themselves as a pharmacist;
E. Dispense prescription medications when the pharmacist
is not in the pharmacy;
F. Be present in the pharmacy when the pharmacist is not
physically available onsite;
G. Act within the parameters of a therapy management
contract as provided under Health Occupations Article,
Subtitle 6A, Annotated Code of Maryland;
H. Independently compound prescriptions; or
I. Accept the return of prescription drugs or devices
directly from a patient.
Which of the following must be done by the pharmacy
permit holder before closing or ceasing pharmacy's
operation at a specific place?
I. A permit holder shall write the Board of Pharmacy at
least 14 days in advance to anticipate date of ceasing
operation as a licensed pharmacy.
II. A permit holder shall request a closing inspection from
the Division of Drug Control.
III. A permit holder shall remove all the signs indicating
that the premises was a pharmacy within 30 days after the
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date the licensed pharmacy ceased to operate as a
pharmacy. - Answer-I, II, and III (all).....aaaaand
C. The Board, or the Board's agent, shall perform the
closing inspection within 72 hours of the pharmacy
ceasing to operate.
D. The pharmacy permit holder shall notify prescription
drug suppliers to the pharmacy, before ceasing to operate
as a pharmacy, of the date that the location will cease to
operate as a pharmacy.
E. The pharmacy permit holder shall notify the public of
the date that the pharmacy will cease to operate as a
pharmacy by that date.
F. The pharmacy permit holder shall notify the public of the
location to which the patients' records have been
transferred, by the date the pharmacy ceases to operate.
G. If patient records are not transferred, the pharmacy
permit holder shall notify the public of the:
(1). Location of the patient records;
(2). Method by which the patient records shall be
maintained; and
(3). Procedure by which patients and other authorized
individuals or entities may access the patient records.
Maryland MPJE | Verified Exam|| Most Recent Exam
Actual Complete Real Exam Questions And Correct
Answers (Verified Answers) Already Graded A+ |
Guaranteed Success!! Newest Exam!!!
The partial filling of Morphine sulfate for terminally ill
patients must be done within 72 hours from the initial
filling:
A. True
B. False - Answer-B. False
For non-terminal/non-LTC patients, schedule II drugs may
be partially filled, as long as the remaining portion is filled
within 72 hours of the first partial filling. The pharmacist
must make a notation of the quantity supplied on the face
of the written prescription (or written record of the
emergency oral prescription), and no further quantity may
be supplied beyond 72 hours without a new prescription.
For each partial filling, the dispensing pharmacist shall
record on the back of the prescription or on another
appropriate record, uniformly maintained and readily
retrievable, the:(i). Date of the partial filling;(ii). Quantity
dispensed;(iii). Remaining quantity authorized to be
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dispensed; and(iv). Identification of the dispensing
pharmacist.(f). Before any subsequent partial filling, the
pharmacist shall determine if the additional partial filling is
necessary. .
Schedule II prescriptions for patients in a LTCF or patients
with a medical diagnosis documenting a terminal illness
are valid for a period not to exceed 60 days from the issue
date, unless sooner terminated by the discontinuance of
medication. They may be filled in partial quantities to
include individual dosage units. Document whether the
patient is "terminally ill" or "LTCF" on the prescription;
failure to do so is a violation of MD law
A registered pharmacy intern may not:
I. Perform a final verification of a prescription drug or
device before dispensing.
II. Delegate a pharmacy act.
III. Administer vaccinations. - Answer-I and II only
Additionally, a registered pharmacy intern may not:
C. Perform any act that has not been authorized by the
supervising pharmacist;
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D. Represent themselves as a pharmacist;
E. Dispense prescription medications when the pharmacist
is not in the pharmacy;
F. Be present in the pharmacy when the pharmacist is not
physically available onsite;
G. Act within the parameters of a therapy management
contract as provided under Health Occupations Article,
Subtitle 6A, Annotated Code of Maryland;
H. Independently compound prescriptions; or
I. Accept the return of prescription drugs or devices
directly from a patient.
Which of the following must be done by the pharmacy
permit holder before closing or ceasing pharmacy's
operation at a specific place?
I. A permit holder shall write the Board of Pharmacy at
least 14 days in advance to anticipate date of ceasing
operation as a licensed pharmacy.
II. A permit holder shall request a closing inspection from
the Division of Drug Control.
III. A permit holder shall remove all the signs indicating
that the premises was a pharmacy within 30 days after the
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date the licensed pharmacy ceased to operate as a
pharmacy. - Answer-I, II, and III (all).....aaaaand
C. The Board, or the Board's agent, shall perform the
closing inspection within 72 hours of the pharmacy
ceasing to operate.
D. The pharmacy permit holder shall notify prescription
drug suppliers to the pharmacy, before ceasing to operate
as a pharmacy, of the date that the location will cease to
operate as a pharmacy.
E. The pharmacy permit holder shall notify the public of
the date that the pharmacy will cease to operate as a
pharmacy by that date.
F. The pharmacy permit holder shall notify the public of the
location to which the patients' records have been
transferred, by the date the pharmacy ceases to operate.
G. If patient records are not transferred, the pharmacy
permit holder shall notify the public of the:
(1). Location of the patient records;
(2). Method by which the patient records shall be
maintained; and
(3). Procedure by which patients and other authorized
individuals or entities may access the patient records.
