Which event would likely NOT require immediate reporting to the board?

Routine inspections typically do not require immediate reporting to the board because these inspections are conducted as part of regular compliance checks and are planned in advance. They often follow established protocols and timelines that allow both the pharmacy and the board to prepare for them, making them a regular part of operational oversight rather than a sudden or unexpected event.

In contrast, accidents impacting drug purity, disasters affecting labeling, and emergencies related to devices represent situations that could pose immediate risks to patient safety or violate regulatory requirements. As a result, these events necessitate prompt communication to ensure that the board can take necessary actions to mitigate harm and uphold public health standards.