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When are self assessment forms supposed to be completed by the PIC

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By July 1st of each odd numbered year. They are developed by the California state board of pharmacy

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Vision statement of California board

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Healthy Californias through quality pharmacist’s care

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Board members how many

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13

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Tenure years of board members

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1 or 2 four year terms

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Who appoints the members

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The governor appoints seven registered pharmacists who reside in different parts of the state and four public members. The Senate Rules Committee and the Speaker of the Assembly each appoint one public member. Public members are not licensed by this Board.

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Which of the following statements about the California State Board of Pharmacy are TRUE?

A. The Board consists of 13 members.
B. All Board members must hold a license issued by the Board.
C. Public members may vote on disciplinary actions against pharmacists.
D. The Governor appoints all public members of the Board.
E. A public member may serve as President of the Board.

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A,C and E
Public members are non-licensees, but they have full voting authority, including discipline.

Officer roles (President, VP, Treasurer) are elected from within the 13 members, regardless of who appointed them or licensure status.

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The board I.e the 13 appoints an EXECUTIVE OFFICER who may or may not be a board member.
True or false

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True.
He is appointed to execute administrative roles but has no voting rights unless stated by the board.

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Pharmacist,interns , pharmacy technicians and pharmacy technician trainees must wear name tags when at work in 18- point type, that contains their name and license status.

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True

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All licensees must also join the board’s email notifications list within 60 days of becoming licensed. True or false

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True

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What is the role of the pharmacist-in-charge (PIC)?

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Responsible for daily operations of the pharmacy and ensuring compliance with federal and state law

The PIC has strict liability for violations, even without actual knowledge.

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How many pharmacies can a PIC supervise?

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Up to two pharmacies within 50 driving miles of each other

Any change of PIC must be reported in writing within 30 days.

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What must a PIC complete every other year?

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A biennial Self-Assessment form before July 1 of each odd-numbered year

The form must be kept in the pharmacy for three years.

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When must an additional Self-Assessment form be completed?

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  • When a new permit is issued
  • When the pharmacy has a new PIC
  • When the pharmacy moves to a new location

This form must also be kept in the pharmacy for three years.

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What is the traditional role of a pharmacist?

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Safe and proper dispensing of medications

This includes interpreting prescriptions, consulting with healthcare professionals, and performing drug utilization reviews.

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What are the age requirements to be licensed as a pharmacist?

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Must be 18 years or older

This is one of several requirements for licensure.

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What educational qualifications are needed to become a pharmacist?

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  • Graduate from an ACPE-accredited school of pharmacy or certified foreign school
  • Completed at least 150 hours of semester college credit
  • Earned a baccalaureate degree in pharmacy

At least 90 hours must be from a pharmacy school.

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How many hours of pharmacy practice experience are required?

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1,500 hours

Graduates from ACPE-accredited schools after January 1, 2016 are deemed to have satisfied this requirement.

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What must foreign pharmacy graduates complete to be licensed?

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1,500 intern hours within the United States

The Pharmacy Intern Hours Affidavit is required to document this experience.

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A pharmacist cannot serve as the PIC of a pharmacy and a designated representative in charge (DRIC) for a wholesaler or a veterinary food animal drug retailer at the same time. T/F

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True

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What must a person do if they have failed the CPJE four times?

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Enroll in an ACPE-accredited school of pharmacy to complete 16 semester units of additional coursework

This is required before they can retake the exam.

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What background check must be passed to obtain a pharmacy license?

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Criminal background check

This is a standard requirement for licensure.

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Who is eligible for expedited and/or temporary licensure in California?

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Legal partners of active-duty members of the United States Armed Forces stationed in California

The partner must already be licensed in another state.

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What services can registered pharmacists (RPhs) provide after meeting training requirements?

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  • Administer drugs and biologics as ordered by a prescriber
  • Provide consultation, training, and education about drug therapy
  • Participate in multidisciplinary reviews of patient progress
  • Furnish specific medications

These services enhance the role of pharmacists in patient care.

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List the medications that pharmacists can furnish.

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  • Emergency contraception and self-administered hormonal contraceptives
  • Travel medications recommended by the CDC
  • Nicotine replacement products for smoking cessation
  • HIV pre- and post-exposure prophylaxis
  • Naloxone for opioid overdose

These medications are part of the expanded services pharmacists can provide.

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True or false: Pharmacists can independently initiate and administer immunizations to patients younger than three years old.
FALSE ## Footnote A physician protocol is required to administer immunizations to children younger than three years old.
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What is the continuing education (CE) requirement for pharmacists during each two-year license period?
30 hours of continuing education ## Footnote At least two hours must cover pharmacy law and ethics.
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What new CE requirement will take effect on January 1, 2024, for pharmacists?
One-hour course on cultural competency ## Footnote This is part of the continuing education requirements.
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When does a pharmacist's license expire?
Last day of the pharmacist's birth month ## Footnote The first two-year license cycle is exempt from CE requirements.
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How long must pharmacists keep their certificate of completion for continuing education?
Four years ## Footnote This is necessary for compliance and verification purposes.
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True or false: a pharmacist can independently initiate and administer immunizations recommended by the CDC to patients 3 years of age and older
True
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What must pharmacists disclose on the **license renewal form**?
* Disciplinary action by any government agency * Conviction of any violation of law (except traffic violations not involving alcohol or controlled substances) ## Footnote Disciplinary actions include revocation, suspension, probation, public reprimand, or reproval.
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How long can a pharmacist leave the pharmacy for **breaks and meal periods**?
Up to 30 minutes ## Footnote During this time, ancillary staff can stay in the pharmacy if the pharmacist believes the drugs and devices will be secure.
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What are **non-discretionary duties** that staff can perform in the pharmacist's absence?
* Removing drugs from stock * Counting * Pouring or mixing pharmaceuticals * Placing the product into containers * Applying the label to a prescription bottle ## Footnote Non-discretionary tasks do not require clinical judgment.
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True or false: **Interns** can counsel patients when there is no pharmacist to supervise.
FALSE ## Footnote Interns cannot counsel patients without pharmacist supervision.
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What must happen to any duty performed by other staff members while the pharmacist is away?
It must be reviewed by the pharmacist upon return ## Footnote Only refill medications that the pharmacist has already checked and do not require patient counseling can be dispensed.
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Community pharmacies are prohibited from requiring a pharmacist to work **alone**. What must be available to assist the pharmacist?
Another employee of either the pharmacy or the establishment ## Footnote This rule has some exceptions.
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What is the maximum number of **interns** a pharmacist can supervise?
Two per pharmacist ## Footnote This limit applies to the supervision of interns in a pharmacy setting.
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In a **community setting**, how many technicians can a pharmacist supervise?
One technician for the first pharmacist, additional pharmacists may supervise more ## Footnote This structure allows for efficient management of pharmacy staff.
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In a **hospital setting**, how many technicians can a pharmacist supervise?
Two per pharmacist ## Footnote This allows for a higher level of supervision in a hospital environment.
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How many **technician trainees** can a pharmacist supervise during their training period?
One per pharmacist for a 120 - 140 hour training period ## Footnote If the externship involves rotation between community and hospital pharmacy, it can be up to 340 hours in total.
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What is the supervision limit for **clerks** by a pharmacist?
A reasonable number at each pharmacist's discretion ## Footnote This allows flexibility based on the pharmacist's judgment.
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What does the **advanced practice pharmacist (APh)** license enable pharmacists to do?
Provide clinical services in various settings ## Footnote The role of an APh is similar to that of clinical pharmacists in a hospital or ambulatory care setting.
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What are the **three requirements** to be recognized as an APh?
* Earn certification in a relevant area of practice * Complete a postgraduate residency program * Provide clinical services for one year (1,500 hours) under a CPA or protocol ## Footnote Relevant areas of practice include ambulatory care, critical care, oncology pharmacy, or pharmacotherapy.
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To maintain the **APh designation**, what must a pharmacist do?
* Pay a renewal fee * Provide proof of completion of 10 hours of CE per cycle ## Footnote These hours are in addition to the 30 hours required for the pharmacist license.
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What can APhs do after meeting the requirements? List at least three functions.
* Perform patient assessments * Order and interpret drug therapy-related tests * Refer patients to other healthcare providers * Participate in disease management * Initiate, adjust, and discontinue drug therapy ## Footnote If initiating or adjusting a controlled substance, the APh must be registered with the DEA.
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True or false: An **intern pharmacist** can perform almost all functions of a pharmacist.
TRUE ## Footnote An intern pharmacist must do so under the discretion and supervision of a pharmacist.
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What is a restriction for an **intern pharmacist** regarding pharmacy access?
Cannot have a key to the pharmacy ## Footnote All prescriptions filled by an intern pharmacist must be checked by a pharmacist before dispensing.
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What is one requirement for a candidate to be registered as an **intern pharmacist**?
* Currently enrolled in an ACPE-accredited pharmacy school * Graduate of an ACPE-accredited pharmacy school with a pending application for pharmacist licensure in California * Graduate of a foreign pharmacy school with FPGEC certification ## Footnote The FPGEC certification requires passing an English competency test (TOEFL) and the Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Equivalency Examination (FPGEE).
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In California, what tasks are **pharmacy technicians** permitted to perform under the supervision of a pharmacist?
* Packaging * Manipulative tasks * Repetitive tasks * Other non-discretionary tasks ## Footnote Outpatient prescriptions filled by a pharmacy technician must be checked by a pharmacist.
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True or false: In a hospital setting, pharmacy technicians can check the work of other technicians.
TRUE ## Footnote This is allowed as described in the tech-check-tech (TCT) program.
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What is required for a pharmacy to implement a **tech-check-tech (TCT)** program?
* Ongoing clinical pharmacy program * Pharmacists located in patient care areas * Job descriptions for pharmacy technicians * Written Policies and Procedures (P&Ps) ## Footnote The TCT program is permitted only in acute care hospitals.
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Fill in the blank: A pharmacist must check compounded and repackaged drugs before a technician uses them to fill _______.
unit-dose distribution systems ## Footnote This ensures safety and compliance with regulations.
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What must a pharmacy have on file before starting a **TCT program**?
Description of the hospital's clinical program ## Footnote The PIC must monitor the program to ensure compliance with TCT P&Ps.
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What is the role of a **pharmacist** in relation to the work of pharmacy technicians in a TCT program?
To verify medication orders and check compounded/repackaged drugs ## Footnote Technicians can only confirm the accuracy of the filling, not approve orders.
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What is required for an individual to become **licensed as a pharmacy technician**?
* High school graduate or GED * Associate's degree in pharmacy technology * Completed specified training course * Graduated from a recognized school of pharmacy * Completed board-approved certification program ## Footnote Certification programs include those accredited by the National Commission for Certifying Agencies, such as PTCB and NHA.
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What is the role of a **pharmacy technician trainee**?
* Complete an externship * Gain practical training experience * Perform non-discretionary tasks under pharmacist supervision ## Footnote The externship can be up to 340 hours, with no more than 140 hours in a single rotation.
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What tasks can a **pharmacy clerk** perform?
* Type prescription labels * Enter prescription information into a computer * Request and receive refill authorizations * Put drugs on the shelf * Give patients their prescriptions at the point of transaction ## Footnote Clerks cannot pull drugs from the shelf or fill prescriptions.
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True or false: A **pharmacy clerk** can fill prescriptions.
FALSE ## Footnote Clerks are not allowed to fill prescriptions but can assist with other tasks.
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What percentage of **pharmacists** admitted to using controlled substances without a valid prescription according to a past study?
46% ## Footnote The study indicated that 62% of pharmacy interns also admitted to similar use.
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What is the purpose of the **Pharmacist Recovery Program**?
* Evaluate drug abuse and/or mental illness * Develop a treatment plan * Monitor progress * Provide support ## Footnote The program aims to help individuals recover and return to practicing pharmacy if possible.
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What organization does the board contract with for the **Pharmacist Recovery Program**?
Maximus, Inc. ## Footnote They provide confidential assessment, referral, and monitoring services.
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What program accepts voluntary referrals for pharmacists experiencing **alcohol or other drug abuse** or **mental illness**?
The Pharmacist Recovery Program ## Footnote This program allows for confidential assistance and encourages family, friends, employers, and colleagues to contact it.
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True or false: All voluntary requests for information and assistance in the Pharmacist Recovery Program are **confidential**.
TRUE ## Footnote These requests are not subject to discovery or subpoena.
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What must a pharmacy have in place for licensed pharmacy staff members found to be chemically, mentally, or physically impaired?
A procedure for addressing impairment ## Footnote This includes actions for theft, diversion, or self-use of drugs.
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If a pharmacist suspects another pharmacist is impaired at work, they must report this to the board within _______.
14 days ## Footnote Timely reporting is crucial for maintaining safety and compliance.
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What may the board do for pharmacists who are chemically dependent or mentally impaired?
Refer them to the recovery program ## Footnote This can occur in lieu of discipline if there are no other significant violations.
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What actions can the board take in cases involving a **serious violation** of pharmacy law?
Refer to the recovery program in addition to disciplinary action ## Footnote This approach balances recovery with accountability.
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What do board inspectors assess in pharmacies?
Compliance with federal and state laws and regulations ## Footnote Non-compliance can lead to disciplinary actions.
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What must be completed to address non-compliance in a pharmacy?
Self-Assessment form ## Footnote This form is kept on file for inspector review.
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List the **facility and equipment requirements** for a pharmacy practice site.
* Unobstructed area of adequate size * Sink with hot and cold running water * Readily accessible restroom * Area for confidential patient consultation * Safeguards against theft of drugs and devices * Clean, orderly, and well-lit premises * Original board-issued pharmacy license posted ## Footnote These requirements ensure a safe and compliant pharmacy environment.
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What must a pharmacy maintain regarding **facilities and equipment** for safe and accurate compounding?
* Written documentation * Records of certification of facilities or equipment ## Footnote This documentation is necessary to ensure compliance with safety standards.
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All equipment used to compound drug products must be stored, used, and maintained according to what?
Manufacturers' specifications ## Footnote Adhering to these specifications is crucial for ensuring the accuracy of compounded products.
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What must be documented and kept in the pharmacy regarding equipment used for compounding?
Calibration records ## Footnote This documentation ensures that the equipment is functioning accurately before use.
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Who is responsible for the **security of the pharmacy**?
All pharmacists on duty ## Footnote They must implement effective control against theft and diversion.
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What type of barrier must secure the pharmacy space?
Physical and/or electronic barrier ## Footnote This barrier should be lockable and preferably track entry into or out of the space.
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Who is permitted to have a key to the pharmacy?
Only a pharmacist ## Footnote Other pharmacy staff, including interns, are not allowed to possess a key.
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What should pharmacies install to protect against theft?
* Alarm system * Security cameras * Panic buttons * Adequate exterior lighting ## Footnote These systems help ensure the safety of the pharmacy and its assets.
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What should staff do if a **robbery occurs**?
* Remain calm * Refrain from resisting * Take notice of the robber's appearance * Sound the alarm * Call the police ## Footnote Protecting the crime scene until the police arrive is also crucial.
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What is the purpose of a **Policy and Procedures (P&Ps)** manual in a pharmacy?
* Outline courses of action * Include steps for staff to follow * Help run the pharmacy efficiently ## Footnote P&Ps can protect the pharmacy in case of litigation and may be required for state or insurance reimbursement.
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What does a **policy** in a pharmacy refer to?
A course of action for a specific activity ## Footnote Policies guide the operational procedures within the pharmacy.
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What is included in the **procedure** of a pharmacy's policy?
Steps that must be carried out by the staff ## Footnote Procedures ensure that policies are implemented effectively.
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Pharmacies must have **P&Ps** in place for what action regarding licensed individuals who are chemically, mentally, or physically impaired?
Action to protect the public when licensed individuals are impaired ## Footnote This ensures that their ability to practice the profession is not compromised.
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What action must pharmacies take if a licensed individual is known to have engaged in the **theft, diversion, or self-use** of prescription drugs?
Action to protect the public ## Footnote This is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the pharmacy.
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What must pharmacies establish for the **temporary absence** of the pharmacist?
Operation of the pharmacy, including authorized duties of personnel and responsibilities for checking work ## Footnote This includes maintaining the security of the pharmacy.
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Pharmacies must assure **confidentiality** of what type of information?
Medical information, specifically required dispensing information for prescriptions ## Footnote This applies to information other than controlled substances.
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What must pharmacies do regarding the **delivery of drugs and devices** when the pharmacy is closed?
Deliver to a secure storage facility ## Footnote This is necessary if there is no pharmacist present.
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Pharmacies must comply with which federal act regarding **methamphetamine**?
Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act of 2005 ## Footnote Compliance is essential for preventing illegal activities.
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What are the **reporting requirements** pharmacies must follow to protect the public?
Requirements to report incidents or issues that may affect public safety ## Footnote This includes various situations that could arise in pharmacy practice.
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How should pharmacies handle a situation where a pharmacist has a **conscientious objection** to dispensing a drug?
Establish how a patient will receive medication ## Footnote This ensures that patient care is not compromised.
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What must pharmacists prevent regarding the dispensing of a prescription?
Dispensing when there is a harmful drug interaction or adverse effect on the patient's condition ## Footnote This is critical for patient safety.
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What assistance must pharmacies provide to patients with **limited or no English proficiency**?
Help understand prescription container label information in the patient's language ## Footnote This includes providing interpretive services.
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How long must records for **drug acquisition** and **disposition** be kept?
At least three years ## Footnote This includes invoices and prescription records.
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Where should **schedule II drug records** and inventories be kept?
Separate from all others ## Footnote This is a requirement for pharmacies.
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What is the timeframe for maintaining **hospital pharmacy chart orders for controlled substances**?
At least 7 years ## Footnote This is part of the recordkeeping requirements.
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What is the timeframe for maintaining **patient acknowledgment of HIPAA**?
At least 6 years ## Footnote This is essential for compliance with privacy regulations.
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What is the timeframe for maintaining **transaction information, history, and statement** for most prescription drugs under the Drug Supply Chain Security Act?
At least 4 years ## Footnote This ensures traceability and accountability.
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What is the timeframe for maintaining **community or clinic pharmacy prescriptions**?
At least 3 years ## Footnote This is part of the pharmacy's operational requirements.
98
What is the timeframe for maintaining **controlled substance inventories**?
At least 3 years (e.g quarterly schedule II, biennial inventories) ## Footnote This includes regular inventory checks.
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How long must **DEA Forms 222, CSOS records, and power of attorney forms** be maintained?
At least 3 years ## Footnote These forms are crucial for controlled substance management.
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What is the timeframe for maintaining **purchase invoices for all prescription drugs**?
At least 3 years ## Footnote This is necessary for financial and regulatory compliance.
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What is the timeframe for maintaining **self-assessment forms**?
At least 3 years ## Footnote These forms help in evaluating pharmacy operations.
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What is the timeframe for maintaining **documentation of the return of drugs to wholesaler or manufacturer**?
At least 3 years ## Footnote This ensures proper tracking of drug returns.
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What is the timeframe for maintaining **documentation of transfers or sales to other pharmacies, licensees, and prescribers**?
At least 3 years ## Footnote This is important for accountability in drug distribution.
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What is the timeframe for maintaining **theft and loss reports of controlled substances (DEA Forms 106)**?
At least 3 years ## Footnote These reports are critical for regulatory compliance.
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What is the timeframe for maintaining **sale logs of pseudoephedrine and ephedrine**?
At least 3 years ## Footnote This is necessary due to the controlled status of these substances.
106
What is the timeframe for maintaining **patient medication profiles**?
At least 1 year ## Footnote These profiles are essential for patient care and safety.
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What is the timeframe for maintaining **medication error / quality assurance reports**?
At least 1 year ## Footnote These reports help in improving pharmacy practices.
108
What must be reported within **30 days** regarding changes in pharmacist address, name, or email?
Change of pharmacist address, name, or email ## Footnote Timely reporting is essential for maintaining accurate records.
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What must be reported within **30 days** regarding changes in pharmacist-in-charge, owners, or corporate officers?
Change of pharmacist-in-charge, owners or corporate officers ## Footnote This ensures that the pharmacy's leadership is up to date.
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What must be reported within **30 days** regarding changes in the pharmacy permit?
Changes in the pharmacy permit ## Footnote This is crucial for legal compliance.
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What must be reported within **14 days** regarding the **theft** by a licensee or impairment of a licensee?
Theft by a licensee or impairment of a licensee ## Footnote This is important for regulatory oversight.
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What must be reported **immediately** regarding the **loss/theft of controlled drugs**?
Loss/theft of controlled drugs to the DEA IMMEDIATELY ## Footnote This requires prompt action to mitigate risks.
113
Bankruptcy, insolvency and receivership must be reported when
Immediately This is necessary for maintaining regulatory standards.
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What is the **frequency** for the completion of the **Self-Assessment form**?
* Every odd-numbered year before July 1 * Within 30 days of a new pharmacy permit, change in PIC, or change in pharmacy location * Every 2 years ## Footnote This form is essential for maintaining compliance in pharmacy operations.
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How often must a **controlled substances inventory** be conducted?
* Every 2 years (federal requirement) * Schedule II controlled substances inventory (state requirement) ## Footnote This inventory is crucial for regulatory compliance and monitoring controlled substances.
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What is the required **continuing education** for pharmacists?
30 hours ## Footnote This education is necessary to maintain licensure and stay updated on pharmacy practices.
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What is the **frequency** for conducting a **medication error investigation**?
Within 2 days of error ## Footnote Timely investigation is essential for patient safety and quality assurance.
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When must dispensing data be submitted to **CURES**?
Within 1 business day of dispensing any schedule II - V drug ## Footnote This submission helps track controlled substances and prevent misuse.
119
What are the two options for filing **paper prescription records** for controlled substances?
* Option 1: Three Separate Files - Schedule II drugs dispensed - Schedules III, IV, and V drugs dispensed - All non-controlled drugs dispensed * Option 2: Two Separate Files - All schedule II drugs dispensed - All other drugs dispensed (non-controlled and schedules III, IV, and V drugs) ## Footnote Proper filing is crucial for compliance and easy retrieval of records.
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What must be used to make a prescription for a **schedule III, IV, or V drug** readily retrievable in Option 2?
A red 'C' stamp at least one inch high ## Footnote This stamp allows for quick identification of controlled substances in the records.
121
True or false: The red 'C' stamp is required if the pharmacy has an **electronic prescription recordkeeping system**.
FALSE ## Footnote The stamp requirement is waived if an electronic system can identify controlled drugs by prescription number.
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Before opening a new pharmacy, what must be conducted regarding **controlled substances**?
A complete inventory of all controlled substances ## Footnote If there is no stock, the record should show a zero inventory.
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What is the federal requirement for conducting an inventory of all **controlled substances**?
Biennial basis (every two years) ## Footnote This includes all controlled substances from schedules II to V.
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What is the California requirement for conducting a **schedule II inventory**?
At least every three months (quarterly) ## Footnote A new PIC must also complete an inventory within 30 days of their appointment.
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What must be included in the **inventory requirements** for schedule II controlled substances?
* A physical count of all schedule II controlled substances * A review of all acquisitions and dispositions ## Footnote The biennial federal inventory can count as one of the state inventories for the year.
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What must pharmacies maintain regarding **inventory records**?
Separate records for schedule II drugs from all other controlled substances ## Footnote Hospital pharmacies must conduct an inventory within the pharmacy and complete a separate report for each satellite.
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If a pharmacist suspects a **loss** of controlled substances, what should be done?
An inventory needs to be performed as soon as possible ## Footnote Losses and known causes must be reported to the board within 30 days of discovery.
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When should the **inventory** be counted?
At either the beginning or close of business ## Footnote Inventory is not performed during business hours due to changes as medications are dispensed.
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What must the final inventory records contain?
* Date of the inventory * Number of dosage units or volume in each container * Number of commercial containers ## Footnote The records must be in written, typewritten, or printed format.
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What must pharmacies do when a drug becomes **newly scheduled**?
Inventory the newly scheduled drugs on the date the scheduling became effective ## Footnote This includes names of controlled substances, dosage forms, and strengths.
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True or false: There is a requirement to submit a copy of the **inventory** to the DEA.
FALSE ## Footnote Pharmacies must keep inventory records but do not need to submit them to the DEA.
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What is the time frame for reporting a loss due to theft, self-use, or diversion by a **board licensee**?
Within 14 days of discovery ## Footnote If the cause of the loss is unknown, further investigation is required.
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True/false: all inventory records( controlled and non controlled) are kept for 3 years in California
True #footnote Federal law: Controlled: 2 years Non controlled: not regulated by the DEA
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All prescription records are kept in California for how long
Controlled: 2 years Non controlled: 1 year
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Prescription and legend drugs are the same thing T/F
True
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