Delaware MPJE Practice Exam

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• Which of the following medications does not require child-resistant packaging?
• When must a pharmacist inform the Board of Pharmacy about a change in employment?
• Which best describes the air flow in a room with positive air pressure?
• Does Delaware law allow for remote pharmacy practice?
• In Delaware, what is the maximum number of refills allowed for a Schedule II prescription?
• What must the pharmacy maintain regarding hazardous drugs?
• What does Form FDA 2636 specifically request?
• What is the role of the Delaware Board of Pharmacy regarding pharmacy practice?
• What is the retention period for inventory records in a pharmacy?
• What is the passing score for the gloved fingertip test?
• What are the necessary checks a technician must perform before compounding?
• What is the purpose of Form FDA 482?
• What is one regulatory requirement for non-patient specific compounded preparations?
• Which schedule drug requires a prescription to be renewed every six months in Delaware?
• What is required for advertising prescription drugs in Delaware?
• What title does the governing body of pharmacy practice hold in Delaware?
• When can a pharmacist in Delaware refuse to fill a prescription?
• What is the definition of a "prescription" in Delaware?
• Which area is essential in a sterile compounding space?
• What is the time frame allowed for late renewal of a pharmacist license?
• What should a pharmacist check before counseling a patient on a new medication?
• For credit for CE instructors, how many hours can be claimed for one program or lecture?
• What should be done in case of a pharmacy's permanent closure?
• Which label information is essential for compounded products?
• What does Form FDA 483 indicate?
• What is indicated by Form FDA 2633?
• Under Delaware law, what qualifies a pharmacist for the provision of immunization services?
• What is the penalty for unlawfully distributing controlled substances in Delaware?
• What significant law is referred to as the Dingle Bill Act?
• What is required before exiting a negative pressure area while dealing with hazardous drugs?
• A high risk CSP requires which of the following?
• When delivering a prescription to a patient or their agent, what is a key requirement for patient counseling?
• Which of the following is a characteristic of a low risk compounded sterile preparation (CSP)?
• What is the minimum number of times the Board of Pharmacy must meet each year?
• What does Form FDA 2632 apply to?
• What is a drug utilization review (DUR) in the context of Delaware pharmacy practice?
• How many hours of Continuing Education must be in medication safety or errors?
• What document must pharmacists in Delaware maintain regarding prescription dispensing?
• What is the Beyond Use Date (BUD) for repackaged medications?
• What does DEA form 224 pertain to?
• Who is permitted to compound medications in a licensed facility?
• Which type of gown is required for preparing and administering hazardous drugs?
• What term describes the unauthorized use or distribution of confidential patient information?
• What must be displayed prominently in a pharmacy that dispenses controlled substances?
• How long must dispensing records be kept?
• What is required for bulk chemical manufacturers and distributors to register with the DEA?
• Which type of drugs are required to provide Patient Package Inserts (PPI)?
• What is the requirement regarding technician support in a pharmacy?
• How does Delaware law address drug compounding in pharmacies?
• Which document governs pharmacy practice in Delaware?
• What is the minimum amount of morphine that categorizes it as a Tier 2 controlled substance?
• What is the required action if a pharmacist receives a prescription from an unauthorized provider?
• What active ingredient is found in Xyrem?
• What is the frequency of renewing pharmacy licenses in Delaware?
• Which of the following can be a component of a collaborative practice agreement?
• In the context of centralized prescription processing, what is essential for the involved parties?
• What is required for a pharmacist to renew their license in Delaware?
• What must a pharmacist do if they encounter a medication error in Delaware?
• Which of the following is a characteristic of a Compounding Aseptic Isolator (CAI)?
• Which of the following is an OTC emergency contraception brand?
• How soon must the Board of Pharmacy be notified of any changes regarding persons handling legend veterinary drugs?
• What is the minimum age requirement to obtain a pharmacist license in Delaware?
• What is the minimum penalty for a first conviction of violating licensure laws in Delaware?
• Which document serves as a primary reference for pharmacists regarding controlled substances?
• How soon must a change of address be reported to the Delaware Department of Professional Regulation?
• Who approves the specific protocols that allow pharmacists to initiate therapy in Delaware?
• Which of the following must be surrendered upon the closing of a pharmacy?
• What type of pressure is maintained to prevent contamination during non-hazardous drug compounding?
• What documentation must be maintained for prescription medication in Delaware?
• What is the threshold for reporting prescriptions under the Delaware PMP?
• What is a master formula record in compounding?
• What is a primary advantage of pharmacists initiating therapy under approved protocols?
• When must the annual inspection of the PIC be completed by?
• When is the licensure renewal deadline for pharmacists in Delaware?
• Who has the authority to inspect pharmacies in Delaware?
• Which quantity limit is associated with codeine combined with non-narcotic ingredients?
• What training is specifically required for pharmacy technicians in Delaware?
• What is commonly referred to as "Prescription Drugs" as per the Durham-Humphrey Amendment?
• What is one piece of information that is NOT required on a prescription drug order?
• Transaction statements must be kept for how long according to regulations?
• In the case of drug theft at a pharmacy, what is the first step that must be taken?
• What is the penalty for a second finding of continuing education noncompliance?
• Where should hazardous drugs be compounded?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the required information on labels for compounded products?
• What specific training is required for pharmacists who wish to manage a pharmacy in Delaware?
• What is a formulary in the context of pharmacy practice?
• Who can enter the hospital pharmacy without a pharmacist present?
• Which respirator is generally required for most hazardous drug compounding?
• What is the quantity limit for morphine per 100 mL when combined with one or more active non-narcotic ingredients?
• What is required in the design of a compounding area for handling hazardous drugs?
• How many members are on the controlled substances advisory committee?
• What should a pharmacy do if a prescription is for a medication that is out of stock?
• What can trigger a pharmacy audit in Delaware?
• Who appoints the members of the Board of Pharmacy in Delaware?
• What is the primary purpose of pharmacy internships in Delaware?
• What type of garments are required for garbing in an anteroom of sterile compounding?
• What must the board be notified of during a temporary closing of a pharmacy?
• What is the designated official term for the substances regulated under Delaware's Controlled Substances Act?
• What is the role of the Delaware Board of Pharmacy?
• Under what circumstance is it unnecessary to submit a DEA form 222 when distributing controlled substances?
• Which of the following defines a medium risk CSP?
• What is the primary responsibility of a pharmacist when filling prescriptions?
• Can a pharmacist in Delaware initiate therapy for a patient?
• DEA form 225 is used for which purpose?
• How many pairs of shoe covers should be worn for sterile hazardous drug handling?
• Which of the following is NOT eligible for CE credit according to BOP?
• What system is used to monitor prescription drug abuse in Delaware?
• What is necessary to wear on the head and feet when handling sterile and non-sterile hazardous drugs?
• Which of the following best describes the authority of pharmacists regarding therapy initiation?
• Which of the following is true regarding the labeling of controlled substances in Delaware?
• Who is considered a prescriber under Delaware's prescription monitoring regulations?
• What is a requirement for access to night cabinets in a pharmacy?
• What is the beyond-use date (BUD) for a non-sterile compound that is a non-aqueous topical formulation?
• In what situations should immediate use preparations be compounded?
• Under Delaware law, which professionals are authorized to write prescriptions?
• What kind of agreement is necessary for a pharmacy to provide immunization services in Delaware?
• What is typically required for pharmacists to make therapy adjustments?
• What is the required airflow for C-PEC and C-SEV during sterile compounding?
• What must be confirmed before a pharmacist can dispense a new prescription in Delaware?
• What is the purpose of the Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act of 1984?
• What is the primary goal of the Prescription Marketing Act of 1987?
• What is the primary purpose of a compounding log in a pharmacy?
• Under Delaware law, how often must controlled substances inventories be conducted?
• What combination does the rule of 5 cover in context to controlled substances?
• What must a pharmacy remove within 30 days of closing?
• How frequently must Delaware pharmacists renew their licenses?
• What should be disposed of in a yellow container for trace antineoplastic waste disposal?
• What is the ASTM rating for gloves used in handling hazardous drugs?
• What is the primary goal of the Delaware Prescription Monitoring Program?
• What is the BUD for a non-sterile aqueous oral formulation?
• What is the BUD for a non-sterile aqueous non-oral formulation?
• Which drugs are required to have medication guides due to significant health concerns?
• What should be reported immediately in the case of water or fire damage to a pharmacy?
• What situation requires immediate notification to the executive secretary of the Board of Pharmacy?
• What does PEC stand for in the context of sterile compounding?
• What is the purpose of Form FDA 2635?
• Which of the following substances requires a prescription in Delaware?
• In sterile compounding, what is the role of the pharmacist?
• Which schedule includes drugs that are deemed to have no accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse?
• How frequently should surface sampling be tested?
• Can a pharmacy compound for office use without a patient-specific prescription?
• What characterizes a 503A facility?
• What must be included in the patient profile record system?
• What is the primary function of the anteroom in a pharmacy?
• What is the maximum number of continuing education hours a Delaware pharmacist must complete in one year?
• For which of the following reasons might a pharmacist in Delaware initiate therapy?
• What does the term "GMP standard" relate to in the context of the Medical Device Act?
• What does the term 'ante-room' refer to in sterile compounding?
• What must be in place for a pharmacist in Delaware to initiate therapy?
• How should a pharmacy publicize its permanent closure?
• What must be done with the pharmacy's license after a change in ownership?
• What is the primary function of closed system transfer devices (CSTDs) during compounding?
• What is the maximum BUD for a repackaged drug?
• Who can prescribe medications in Delaware?
• How often should air sampling be performed in a compounding environment?
• What must be maintained for a period of 3 years following dispensing?
• What is "medication therapy management" (MTM) as defined by Delaware law?
• Which of the following is a requirement for pharmacy technicians in Delaware?
• How many members are on the Delaware Board of Pharmacy?
• Under what conditions can a pharmacist adjust medication therapy?
• What is a key requirement for compounded products for animal use?
• What is the total Continuing Education Units (CEUs) required for licensure in Delaware over a biennial period?
• What should be done first if a medication error is detected?
• What is the minimum number of required meetings for the controlled substances advisory committee?
• What is DEA form 363 used for?
• Which quantity of marijuana is considered Tier 1 controlled substance?
• Who issues the controlled substance registration for pharmacies and manufacturers?
• What governs the practice of pharmacists in initiating therapy in Delaware?
• What environment does the PEC provide for sterile compounding?
• What is Form FDA 2438b primarily used for?
• What is the Beyond Use Date (BUD) for immediate use preparations?
• What essential information must be included in the records of dispensed controlled substances?
• What must Delaware pharmacists maintain as part of their practice?
• What is the maximum number of hours of continuing education required for Delaware pharmacists every two years?
• What is the quantity limit for dihydrocodeine under the rule for CIII substances?
• What did the Kefauver-Harris Amendment of 1962 require for medications in the U.S.?
• What is the required action when there is a change in pharmacy ownership?
• What is the minimum frequency for checking air pressure in the compounding area?
• Are pharmacists allowed to change or modify prescriptions in Delaware?
• How long must a complete controlled substance audit be conducted before and after a pharmacy relocation?
• What is the minimum age requirement for individuals handling legend veterinary drugs in non-pharmacy outlets?
• How long must HIPAA privacy disclosure forms be retained?
• What are the requirements for a pharmacy to outsource centralized prescription processing services?
• What training is required for pharmacy technicians in Delaware?
• How often must a media-fill test be passed to ensure good aseptic technique?
• What distinction was created by the Durham-Humphrey Amendment of 1951?
• What distinguishes a 503B facility from a 503A facility?
• What statement is true regarding the sale of emergency contraception?
• What role does the collaborative practice agreement play in a pharmacist's ability to initiate therapy?
• What is the BUD for low risk compounded sterile products in the refrigerator?
• What is the penalty for practicing pharmacy without a valid license in Delaware?
• What type of compounding area is designated for minimizing interruptions and noise?
• What is the minimum duration for pharmacy internships in Delaware?
• In a segregated compounding area (SCA), which factor is minimized?
• What is one of the key records that must be retained for drug transfers related to transaction?
• Conjugated estrogens in memory-aid packages under what weight exclusion do not need child-resistant packaging?
• What is the beyond-use date (BUD) timeframe for a medium risk CSP stored in the refrigerator?
• Which type of records must accompany all drug transfers?
• What compliance must be adhered to when compounding preparations for animal use?
• What is the main objective of allowing pharmacists to initiate therapy in Delaware?
• How does Delaware regulate the sale of pseudoephedrine?
• What is the rule regarding the storage of controlled substances in a Delaware pharmacy?
• What must be done with outer chemo gloves after compounding?
• What is the purpose of repackaging medications?
• What is the minimum classification for a Secondary Engineering Control (SEC)?
• What is the purpose of including the date of original dispensing in a prescription?
• What temperature should the SEC be monitored at?
• What is a requirement for a facility to compound for animal use in Delaware?
• Which of the following describes a requirement for veterinary compounded products provided to a veterinarian?
• What type of waste should be placed in a black container during antineoplastic waste disposal?
• How often does the Delaware Board of Pharmacy meet?
• What is a labeling requirement for compounded preparations?
• Is electronic transmission of prescriptions permitted in Delaware?
• What action should a pharmacist take upon discovering a potential drug interaction?
• What is the brand name for fentanyl known for its use in pain management?
• How long is a pharmacist's licensure in Delaware valid before renewal is required?
• What is the purpose of the Medical Device Act of 1976?
• Which of the following is a requirement for the public notification of permanent closure?
• What is the maximum amount of Continuing Education credit for attendance at a BOP meeting?
• According to the intent of the Durham-Humphrey Amendment, what aspect does it emphasize?
• What is the role of a pharmacy technician according to Delaware law?
• What is the beyond-use date (BUD) for a low risk CSP stored at room temperature?
• What information is required for permanent closure of a pharmacy?
• How often should HD wipe sampling be conducted to test for contamination?
• What information is required on unit dose packaging?
• What is a requirement for fingerprints in the licensure process in Delaware?
• Which of the following items does not typically require DEA form 222 for distribution?
• What are the two classifications of pharmacy licenses in Delaware?
• Which of the following statements is true about pharmacists in Delaware?
• When can pharmacists in Delaware engage in drug product selection?
• In Delaware, what is the maximum time frame in which a prescription must be filled?
• Which act focuses on the use of narcotic drugs in addiction treatment programs?
• Can a pharmacist in Delaware refuse to fill a prescription due to moral objections?
• Who oversees the Delaware Board of Pharmacy?
• Which of the following is a primary responsibility of pharmacists in Delaware regarding prescription drugs?
• Which prescribers are excluded from being considered under Delaware's prescription monitoring?
• What must be submitted for license reciprocity in Delaware?
• What is the primary focus of the Delaware Board of Pharmacy?
• What kind of notice must be placed outside the pharmacy during a temporary closure?
• What is the minimum counseling area that must be provided in a pharmacy?
• What is the primary purpose of the Delaware MPJE?
• Who is responsible for ensuring pharmacy operations are compliant with Delaware law?
• When is eye and face protection required during hazardous drug handling?
• What is required to sanitize gloves during sterile compounding?
• What must a pharmacist do prior to administering immunizations in Delaware?
• How many hours of internship are required for licensure in Delaware?
• What should a log maintained during compounding detail?
• Which organization must approve Continuing Education programs for pharmacy practitioners in Delaware?
• What are the limits on the quantity of Schedule II substances a pharmacist can dispense in Delaware?
• What is the BUD for high risk CSP when stored at room temperature?
• What must Legend Drugs carry according to the Durham-Humphrey Amendment?
• What is the role of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in relation to Delaware pharmacies?
• What legal documentation is necessary for a pharmacy to sell over-the-counter medications?
• What actions can be taken if a pharmacy technician violates pharmacy regulations in Delaware?
• What must happen within 30 days when there is a new or incoming PIC?
• What happens in the anteroom before entering the SEC?
• How should expired medications be disposed of according to Delaware regulations?
• What does the Orphan Drug Act aim to encourage?
• What is the maximum time allowed to notify the Board of Pharmacy of the termination of a Pharmacy In Charge (PIC)?
• How long must patient medication records be kept in Delaware after the last prescription is dispensed?
• How long must records related to invoices be kept by non-pharmacy outlets handling drugs?
• What is required for office use compounded medications for humans?
• What must be included on a prescription label for a filled medication in Delaware?
• How much cocaine qualifies as a Tier 3 controlled substance?
• In Delaware, what must every pharmacy provide concerning adverse drug reactions?
• What minimum quantity of alprazolam classifies as a Tier 2 controlled substance?
• How long must records be kept following a PIC inspection?
• Which environment is necessary for sterile products compounded in a PEC in an SCA?
• What is the primary restriction on a pharmacist's ability to initiate therapy?
• What type of agreement can enhance a pharmacist's ability to provide care in Delaware?
• How many members are there on the Delaware Board of Pharmacy?