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Pharmacy Jurisprudence - Quiz Spring 2002

 April 10, 2002

 

 

Make sure you print your name in the line at the top of the page.

Please circle the correct letter response for each question.

 

1.     Ohio laws such as the Pharmacy Practice Act and the Dangerous Drug Distribution Act are:

A.    Enacted by the Ohio legislature

B.    Enacted by the Ohio Board of Pharmacy

C.    Executive orders issued by the governor

 

2.     In Ohio, hypodermic needles and syringes can:

A         Be dispensed only pursuant to a prescription

B         Not be displayed in an area where customers have access to them

C         Only be distributed in a pharmacy

D         Only be dispensed for use in treating a medical condition

 

3.     According to Ohio’s definition of a “Generically equivalent drug”, a pharmacist can substitute one drug for another if it contains identical amounts of the identical active ingredient.

A         True

B          False

 

4.     According to Ohio law pharmacists can not legally possess and dispense manufacturers samples of:

A.    OTC drugs

B.    Prescription drugs

C.    Neither of the above

(This has the potential to be a trick question, so I gave credit for B and C. Theoretically to dispense means to dispense pursuant to a prescription. So you could not dispense a sample of an OTC drug pursuant to a prescription??? So I gave credit for both responses.)

 

5.     Fred Pharmacist allowed his identification card to practice pharmacy in Ohio to lapse for four years. He now wants to renew it. He must:

A.    Take the pharmacy board licensure exam over again

B.    Only pay the required fee

C.    Only take the jurisprudence portion of the exam      

 


6.     In Ohio if a prescriber issues a written prescription for an expensive brand name drug with the designation “DAW” or “Dispense as Written” written on the prescription and the patient requests a cheaper generically equivalent drug, the pharmacist:

A.    Is prevented from substituting a cheaper generically equivalent drug by Ohio law

B.    Is free to substitute since the prescriber has not complied with Ohio law

 

7.     In Ohio, if a prescription is written for amoxicillin 500mg capsules and no manufacturer is specified and the pharmacist chooses a generic brand of amoxicillin to dispense to the patient that is cheaper than a brand name, the pharmacist must label the prescription “Generic Substitution Made”

A.    True

B.    False

 

8.     In Ohio, a pharmacist who changes her address must report the address change to the pharmacy board within:

A.    60 days

B.    30 days

C.    14 days

 

9. A registered pharmacist can serve as the responsible pharmacist for

A.    As many pharmacies as he or she owns or supervises

B.    For three pharmacies if none of them are opened for more than 40 hours per week

C.    Only one pharmacy unless he or she receives permission from the board to serve as the responsible pharmacist for more than one pharmacy

 

10. According to Ohio’s prescription format rule a prescriber who issues a prescription for a controlled substance must:

A.    Issue only one controlled substance prescription per prescription blank

B.    Designate the quantity both numerically and alphabetically

C.    Must handwrite the entire prescription

D.    A & B above

11. The Ohio Board of Pharmacy is made up of

A         Nine pharmacists

B         Eight pharmacists and one public member

C         Six pharmacists, a pubic member, the attorney general of Ohio and a member of Ohio's Controlled Substance counsel.

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