NY MPJE FINAL EXAM 2025 NEWEST COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS||100% GUARANTEED PASS||A+ GRADED!!!

NY MPJE FINAL EXAM 2025 NEWEST COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS||100% GUARANTEED PASS||A+ GRADED!!! when a pharmacist may not be immediately available, what must be in place - ANSWER procedure to provide drugs and biologicals composition of the NYS board of regents - ANSWER 17 members elected by the NYS legislature to serve 5 year terms primary function of the NYS board of regents - ANSWER to supervise educational activities within the state what happens to medications that are prescribed indefinitely - ANSWER must be stopped automatically after a time specified in the policies and procedures as determined by the medical staff as part of the unit dose distribution system each pt must have their own... - ANSWER receptacle for the storage of meds what is the max hour supply of meds that can be delivered to a pt care area at any time - ANSWER 72h who decides which specific meds are included in an emergency med kit - ANSWER a pharmacist in conjunction with the medical director and director of nursing where should emergency med kits be stored - ANSWER secured within or near the nurses' station can CSs be stocked in emergency med kits - ANSWER yes how much and how many different CSs can be stored in a single emergency med kit - ANSWER up to 24h supply of up to 10 different CSs in unit dose packaging up to 3 can be injectable what non injectable non CS drugs can be included in an emergency med kit - ANSWER SL NTG and up to 5 non-injectable drugs (max of 25 for the entire facility) all other contents must be injectable can CSs from an emergency med kit ever be used in a non-emergency situation - ANSWER yes but only pursuant to an order by an authorized practitioner to meet the immediate need of a pt what are some examples of personnel who are legally authorized to admin CSs - ANSWER registered professional nurses licensed practical nurses what is floor stock - ANSWER drugs stocked on pt units/wards what is floor stock limited to - ANSWER the meds identified on an approved floor stock list how often must floor stock be checked for outdated and unauthorized meds - ANSWER monthly do drugs and biologicals need to be kept in locked storage areas - ANSWER yes abuses and losses of CSs must be directly reported to who - ANSWER the director of pharmacy and the medical staff a system must be in place to record the receipt and disposition of all CSs T/F CSs must be stored in separately locked, permanently affixed storage compartments - ANSWER true except when a single unit package is used and the quantity stored is small and can be readily detected how should poisons and meds for external use only be stored - ANSWER separate from all other meds how many pharmacists must be employed in a hospital pharmacy - ANSWER NYS does not provide specifics must be an adequate number of pharmacists and other qualified personnel to ensure the availability of quality services 24/7 how often must a pharmacist perform a drug regimen review for each resident - ANSWER at least monthly if a pharmacist discovers irregularities while performing a drug regimen review, who must be notified - ANSWER the attending physician and director of nursing notification provided promptly what kind of drugs can be prescribed by a physician only pursuant to a plan of care - ANSWER psychotropics is an inpatient facility required to maintain med records for every pt in the facility - ANSWER yes who is responsible for implementing a QA program in the pharmacy - ANSWER the pharmacy director what are some important components of a QA program - ANSWER - policies and procedures to reduce drug errors - monitoring and evaluation of the quality and appropriateness of pharmaceutical services - documentation of personnel participation in relevant education programs for safety purposes, drugs that are packed or repacked in the pharmacy must be labeled with what specific pieces of info - ANSWER lot number or reference code mfg or dist name must all meds administered to residents of a facility be ordered in writing or electronically - ANSWER yes unless unusual circumstances justify a verbal order to whom can a prescriber communicate a verbal order - ANSWER a licensed nurse or pharmacist once the verbal order is received by the pharmacist, what must occur next - ANSWER immediately reduced to writing, authenticated by the nurse or pharmacist, and countersigned by the prescriber in 48h what happens if the prescriber does not countersign the verbal order within 48h - ANSWER order must be terminated and med needs of the pt must be evaluated by the medical director or another prescribing practitioner who can legally repack drugs - ANSWER pharmacists or non-pharmacist personnel under the immediate and personal supervision of a pharmacist what info must be recorded in the repacking record that must be maintained - ANSWER drug name and strength name of mfg and/or dist lot number quantity repacked date of repacking number of packages prepared number of dosage units in each package signature of the person doing the repacking signature of the pharmacist providing supervision what expiration date should be assigned to drugs that are repacked for in-house use - ANSWER 12 months from the date repacked or 50% of the time remaining to the mfg's expiration whichever is less how long must repacking records be maintained - ANSWER 5 years readily available to the dept for review and copying upon request in an institutional setting, how long is a PRN order for a CS valid - ANSWER 72h must be automatically stopped after 72h CSs orders scheduled at regular intervals (not PRN) must be automatically stopped after how many days - ANSWER 7 days what if a prescriber wants the pt to receive a CS for more than 7 days or PRN for more than 72h - ANSWER they must rewrite the order to renew it what is the exception to the 7 day automatic stop for CSs - ANSWER pts in RHCF and stabilized pts in an institutional setting with convulsive disorders, chronic spasticity, or minimal brain dysfunction for these pts, automatic stop is 30 days PAs ordering CSs - ANSWER can write orders shall be countersigned by the supervising physician within 24 hours if deemed necessary and appropriate by the supervising physician or the hospital what drug preparations contain anabolic steroids and are not scheduled as CSs - ANSWER Estratest (HS) - esterified estrogens and methyltestorsterone very low quantities of steroids can a person licensed to conduct research with c1 also mfg c1 - ANSWER yes, provided the plans of mfg are included in the research protocol filed with the license application if licensed to dispense c2-5, can you also conduct research and instructional activities for c2-5 - ANSWER yes what happens if a CS license is revoked or suspended - ANSWER the licensee must promptly return the license to NYDOH where must CSs be securely kept at all times - ANSWER at the address on file with the DEA what state agency can perform an inspection of your CS inventory - ANSWER NYDOH bureau of CSs who is responsible for detecting and correcting cases of diversion or mishandling of CSs - ANSWER the administrative head of the business entity handling CSs this responsibility cannot be delegated does access to CS stock have to be limited - ANSWER yes, limited to the minimum number of employees required to efficiently handle the task do mfgs/dist have to accept returns - ANSWER yes when a critically ill pt is being transferred from one medical facility to another, can the transferring facility's pharmacy dispense a CS to the medical attendant accompanying the pt - ANSWER yes 1 dose can be dispensed if an emergency exists and the duration of transfer is expected to exceed 3h can institutional dispensers dispense CSs for off-premises use pursuant to a valid rx - ANSWER yes in what case can a CS be dispensed from a location other than a registered pharmacy for use outside of the hospital - ANSWER if the hospital does not have a full time pharmacy and pharmacy services are not available, then a ER practitioner may dispense up to a 24h supply of CS in an emergency situation emergency means dispensing is necessary and no alternative tx is available when medical interns, residents, and foreign physicians employed by an institution prescribe CSs, what do they use for their DEA number - ANSWER the DEA for the institution and the suffix code number assigned to them by the institution for prescriptions written under an institutional DEA number, the prescriber must be... - ANSWER acting only within their scope of employment within the institution can you dispense an out of state rx for c2-5 - ANSWER yes but only within 30 days of the date that the rx was signed institutional dispensers must maintain a record of CSs at the point of supply (i.e. the CS storage area). what type of record must be kept - ANSWER a running inventory indicating dates and amounts of each drug dispensed or distributed to other locations within the institution when a CS is distributed to a substation or ward within an institution, whose signature must appear on the record of receipt - ANSWER the signature of the person authorized to control the subsection or ward can bulk stocks of CSs be distributed to various locations within an institution and carried as sub-stocks - ANSWER yes administration sheets must be maintained for c2 CS sub-stocks. what info must be included of the administration sheet - ANSWER type of CS number of doses in sub-stock date and hour of doses administered quantity administered name of pt balance on hand after admin signature of prescriber signature of administering nurse can only be administered when authorized by the prescriber in writing, except in emergency situations when the order can be communicated verbally in addition to filling out the administration sheet, what else must the nurse do - ANSWER document a record of administration in the pt's chart what info must be recorded in the pt's chart when a c2 is administered - ANSWER name of administering attendant date and hour of administration what facilities qualify for an institutional dispenser (limited) CS license - ANSWER nursing homes convalescent homes (for people recovering from an illness or operation) homes for the aged health related facilities other facilities authorized by the NYDOH if a nursing home has a physician, nurses, and a pharmacist, then it qualifies for a regular institutional dispenser license (not limited) facilities with an institutional dispenser (limited) license must maintain a daily running record of CSs received that logs what info - ANSWER date, name, and quantity of prescribed CSs name of prescriber name of pt name of pharmacy rx number