Georgia (GA) MPJE - federal pharmacy law and Georgia-specific pharmacy regulations COMPLETE EXAM LATEST VERSION QUESTIONS AND 100% Verified ANSWERS

Georgia (GA) MPJE - federal pharmacy law and
Georgia-specific pharmacy regulations COMPLETE
EXAM LATEST VERSION 2026-2027 QUESTIONS AND
100% Verified ANSWERS


Which of the following information regarding "Remote Order Entry
Pharmacist" in hospital setting is/are NOT TRUE?


I. The remote entry pharmacist shall maintain records of any and all
records entered for the hospital for a minimum of 5 years.
II. Before a hospital may engage in remote order entry, the director of
pharmacy of the hospital shall submit to the board written policies and
procedures for the use of remote order entry.
III. A hospital utilizing a remote order entry pharmacist shall maintain a
record of the name and address of such pharmacist.


a. I only
b. I and II only
c. II and III only
d. All - answer>>>a. I only


A patient comes to a pharmacy with a prescription for Oxycontin. After
processing the claim, the pharmacist finds out that he does not have
enough quantity to dispense the full supply. Under this circumstance, the
pharmacist may:


a. Tell the patient to pick up partial quantities within a week.
b. Call another pharmacy and borrow a bottle of Oxycontin.
c. Reverse the claim and return the prescription back to the patient.

, Georgia (GA) MPJE - federal pharmacy law and
Georgia-specific pharmacy regulations COMPLETE
EXAM LATEST VERSION 2026-2027 QUESTIONS AND
100% Verified ANSWERS


d. Call the physician and change the quantity. - answer>>>c. Reverse the
claim and return the prescription back to the patient.


The State Board of Pharmacy may suspend a RPh license if the RPh fails to
repay a student loan


A. True
B. False - answer>>>A. True


A registered licensed professional nurse who is employed or engaged by a
licensed home health agency may possess:


I. sterile water
II. sterile saline
III. diluted heparin


a. I only
b. I and II only
c. II and III only
d. All - answer>>>d. All


In Georgia, telephoned or oral prescriptions can be taken by a
I. licensed pharmacist
II. licensed pharmacy intern, under the supervision of a pharmacist
III. a pharmacy extern, under the supervision of a pharmacist

, Georgia (GA) MPJE - federal pharmacy law and
Georgia-specific pharmacy regulations COMPLETE
EXAM LATEST VERSION 2026-2027 QUESTIONS AND
100% Verified ANSWERS


I only
III
only

, Georgia (GA) MPJE - federal pharmacy law and
Georgia-specific pharmacy regulations COMPLETE
EXAM LATEST VERSION 2026-2027 QUESTIONS AND
100% Verified ANSWERS


I and II only
II and III only
I, II, and III only - answer>>>I, II, and III only


In Georgia, no person shall obtain, or attempt to obtain, in any 48‐hour period


A. more than 2 fluid ounces or 12 dosage units of Schedule V controlled
substance
B. more than 4 fluid ounces or 32 dosage units of a Schedule V controlled
substance
C. more than 8 fluid ounces or 48 dosage units of a Schedule V controlled
substance
D. more than 16 fluid ounces or 96 dosage units of a Schedule V controlled
substance
E. more than one filling of a prescription for a Schedule V controlled
substance - answer>>>B. more than 4 fluid ounces or 32 dosage units of
a Schedule V controlled substance


Non‐controlled substance prescriptions may be transferred between
A. two licensed pharmacists
B. any two pharmacy employees
C. any employee at the original pharmacy and a pharmacist at the new
pharmacy
D. a pharmacist at the original pharmacy and any

employee at the new pharmacy
E. a pharmacy intern and any employee at the new pharmacy - answer>>>A.