FLORIDA Vet Med Rules & Laws Study Guide
2025 NEWEST EXAM COMPLETE 110
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY
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All tasks delegated to a vet aide, nurse, tech, intern, employee must be performed with
immediate supervision of the licensed veterinarian except: - CORRECT ANSWER:
Administration of medication and treatment, excluding vaccines, as directed by the vet.
Obtaining samples and performance of diagnostic tests, including radiographs, as
directed by the vet.
An adulterated drug is any drug that: - CORRECT ANSWER: Consists in whole or in
part of any filthy, putrid, or decomposed substance; has been produced, prepared,
packed, or held under conditions whereby it could have been contaminated with filth or
rendered injurious to health; the drug and the methods used in its preparation do not
conform with good manufacturing practices; the container is composed of any
poisonous or deleterious substance; it has a color additive that is unsafe; it is expired; it
is mixed with another substance to reduce its strength; it's been returned by a
veterinarian to a wholesaler; it's a legend drug with no pedigree papers; or its strength
or purity differs from what is stated on the label.
An owner is running out of Digoxin on a Sunday, how much can a pharmacist
prescribe? - CORRECT ANSWER: A one-time 72 hour supply.
Are drug samples allowed to be sold? - CORRECT ANSWER: No.
Can a senior student at a clinic spay animals and with what requirements? - CORRECT
ANSWER: Yes, if working as a preceptor under immediate supervision of a licensee
AND the preceptorship is required for graduation.
, Controlled drugs must be labeled with when dispensed: - CORRECT ANSWER: Dated
and signed on the date issued, full name and address of the patient, drug name,
strength, dosage form, quantity prescribed, directions for use, name, address, and DEA
number of the practitioner.
Do house-calls need premise permits? Are they the same as mobile practices? -
CORRECT ANSWER: No and no.
Do you need a permit for having less than 2.5 gallons of ether? - CORRECT ANSWER:
No.
For each principle place of practice where controlled drugs are stored or dispensed,
what is DEA registration requirement? - CORRECT ANSWER: Separate registration
required for each principle place of practice.
How are positive EIA tests confirmed? - CORRECT ANSWER: By use of Agar Gel
Immuno-Diffusion (AGID) test.
How does the submitting veterinarian give permission for the owner to pick up the
owner's original carbon copy of the report of an EIA test after the lab completes the
requirements of subsections 5C-18.004(1)(a), (b), (2), F.A.C.? - CORRECT ANSWER:
By submitting written permission with the sample.
How frequently are premise inspections performed? - CORRECT ANSWER: On a 5
year rotating basis, with unannounced random inspections of 1% of veterinary premises
each year.
How frequently must DEA license be renewed? - CORRECT ANSWER: Every 3 years.
How frequently must drugs in the pharmacy be inspected? - CORRECT ANSWER: At
least every 12 months.
2025 NEWEST EXAM COMPLETE 110
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY
GRADED A+ BRAND NEW!!
All tasks delegated to a vet aide, nurse, tech, intern, employee must be performed with
immediate supervision of the licensed veterinarian except: - CORRECT ANSWER:
Administration of medication and treatment, excluding vaccines, as directed by the vet.
Obtaining samples and performance of diagnostic tests, including radiographs, as
directed by the vet.
An adulterated drug is any drug that: - CORRECT ANSWER: Consists in whole or in
part of any filthy, putrid, or decomposed substance; has been produced, prepared,
packed, or held under conditions whereby it could have been contaminated with filth or
rendered injurious to health; the drug and the methods used in its preparation do not
conform with good manufacturing practices; the container is composed of any
poisonous or deleterious substance; it has a color additive that is unsafe; it is expired; it
is mixed with another substance to reduce its strength; it's been returned by a
veterinarian to a wholesaler; it's a legend drug with no pedigree papers; or its strength
or purity differs from what is stated on the label.
An owner is running out of Digoxin on a Sunday, how much can a pharmacist
prescribe? - CORRECT ANSWER: A one-time 72 hour supply.
Are drug samples allowed to be sold? - CORRECT ANSWER: No.
Can a senior student at a clinic spay animals and with what requirements? - CORRECT
ANSWER: Yes, if working as a preceptor under immediate supervision of a licensee
AND the preceptorship is required for graduation.
, Controlled drugs must be labeled with when dispensed: - CORRECT ANSWER: Dated
and signed on the date issued, full name and address of the patient, drug name,
strength, dosage form, quantity prescribed, directions for use, name, address, and DEA
number of the practitioner.
Do house-calls need premise permits? Are they the same as mobile practices? -
CORRECT ANSWER: No and no.
Do you need a permit for having less than 2.5 gallons of ether? - CORRECT ANSWER:
No.
For each principle place of practice where controlled drugs are stored or dispensed,
what is DEA registration requirement? - CORRECT ANSWER: Separate registration
required for each principle place of practice.
How are positive EIA tests confirmed? - CORRECT ANSWER: By use of Agar Gel
Immuno-Diffusion (AGID) test.
How does the submitting veterinarian give permission for the owner to pick up the
owner's original carbon copy of the report of an EIA test after the lab completes the
requirements of subsections 5C-18.004(1)(a), (b), (2), F.A.C.? - CORRECT ANSWER:
By submitting written permission with the sample.
How frequently are premise inspections performed? - CORRECT ANSWER: On a 5
year rotating basis, with unannounced random inspections of 1% of veterinary premises
each year.
How frequently must DEA license be renewed? - CORRECT ANSWER: Every 3 years.
How frequently must drugs in the pharmacy be inspected? - CORRECT ANSWER: At
least every 12 months.
