Maine Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination (MPJE) Practice Exam

These questions are part of the practice quiz. Start practicing

• What needs to happen to adulterated drugs if someone is convicted for adulteration?
• If a patient is paying cash for C-II drugs, what should the pharmacist do regarding the brand or generic?
• What must a mail order contact lens supplier do to meet minimum licensure requirements?
• If a patient has MaineCare and DAW is not checked, when is generic substitution required?
• What is a crucial aspect for pharmacies regarding the acceptance of identification cards presented by patients?
• Under what condition can a pharmacist be charged with a civil suit after dispensing an opioid?
• What should be done if there is a change in the Pharmacist in Charge (PIC)?
• When filing for a new pharmacy license, what must the applicant submit regarding the PIC?
• If a patient is paying cash, can a pharmacist perform a generic substitution?
• Which of the following is NOT a requisite for internship requirements?
• What information must be included in a patient profile system?
• Under what conditions can the board obtain grants?
• If an opioid is partially filled, what are the requirements for notifying the prescriber?
• What are the prerequisites for applying for a new pharmacy license?
• What is the maximum fee allowed for a single purpose under the Maine Pharmacy Act?
• What must be included in the 24-hour contact details on a manufacturer's application?
• What is the standard term of office for a member of the Board of Pharmacy?
• What is a common consequence of a civil violation by a pharmacist concerning prescription compounding?
• Where can the 'dispense as written' information be found on Maine licenses?
• What happens if a pharmacy fails to comply with safety regulations?
• What is an acceptable form of honoraria to practitioners?
• What is required for anyone applying for a new pharmacy license?
• Is a pharmacy required to inform a patient of the price of their prescription?
• What happens if a rural clinic submits licensure renewal more than 90 days after expiration?
• What must the board provide within 48 hours after removing records from a pharmacy?
• What experience is required for a licensed pharmacist to serve on the BOP?
• Which of the following is an officer role on the Board of Pharmacy?
• Does a pharmacy profile system need to include information on allergies?
• What must the board do if they initiate a criminal investigation?
• What is the primary purpose of the Maine Pharmacy Act?
• Which of the following is NOT a class of pharmacy?
• What action must a pharmacist take regarding quantity dispensed when partially filling an opioid?
• Who has the sole discretion to determine whether applicants have passed the pharmacy exams?
• What must a seller record when selling a poison?
• If a patient calls to inquire about the price of a drug, is the pharmacy required to provide this information?
• What action does the board take if a new pharmacy is found to be insecure or non-compliant?
• Can healthcare professionals like physicians and dentists dispense and administer prescription drugs?
• What is the maximum quantity of exempt narcotic preparations that can be sold to a patient at one time?
• What are the qualifications for being recognized as a rural health center?
• Can the board impose more restrictive laws for rural health centers compared to other pharmacies?
• Is counseling required when dispensing medications?
• What is one requirement for a pharmacist to be considered for licensure?
• Which records can the board remove from pharmacy premises?
• What does the pharmacy board require before the approval of a new pharmacy?
• In the case of a patient with insurance and no check in the DAW box, what is the pharmacist required to do?
• What must be included on the label of a poisonous drug?
• Who has the authority to remove a board member from the BOP?
• How often are pharmacy licenses renewed?
• What must the board do after detaining or embargoing a product?
• How long is the term of office for officers of the Board of Pharmacy?
• What types of events are considered immediately reportable to the board?
• Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of a rural health center?
• What must you submit to reactivate your license?
• What is the primary purpose of inspections by the pharmacy board?
• What is a permissible type of gift that can be provided to a healthcare provider?
• What is necessary to open a new pharmacy?
• Who is responsible for appointing members to the Board of Pharmacy?
• How many pharmacies can one Pharmacist in Charge (PIC) oversee?
• When performing a generic substitution, who needs to be informed?
• What type of complaints can lead to license action by the board?
• Can drugs be sold through vending machines for consumer use?
• Can a pharmacist partially fill a CII prescription if the prescription pad does not meet security requirements?
• Who can obtain authority to handle dangerous substances?
• Under what circumstance can a pharmacy request a waiver for not processing electronic opioid prescriptions?
• Which of the following is NOT considered a dangerous substance?
• What is an essential component of consulting when a problem arises with a new medication?
• Is it permissible for a pharmacist to use non-prescribed drugs in compounding?
• Can the pharmacy board seize drugs or devices that are deemed harmful to the public?
• What kind of notice must a rural clinic provide about its licensing?
• How soon must new pharmacies be inspected?
• Who does the board need to notify upon receiving a complaint?
• Can pharmacies advertise retail prices of drugs?
• Which is a place that the pharmacy board can inspect?
• Under which act does the board of pharmacy operate for its authority?
• Which topic would be most likely included in a required CE area?
• When must a pharmacy notify the board of a change in the Person in Charge (PIC)?
• Which of the following entities is NOT able to get authority to deal with dangerous substances?
• What type of records are restricted to the board and authorized representatives?
• How long should a patient profile be maintained by the pharmacy?
• Under what condition can dispensed drugs be returned for reuse?
• Can the Maine Board of Pharmacy enforce stricter laws than the federal government regarding wholesalers or manufacturers?
• If a pharmacy does generic substitution, what should be labeled on the container?
• Who is legally allowed to sell over-the-counter (OTC) drugs?
• What areas should continuing education cover?
• How many continuing education hours are required each year?
• Can drug samples be purchased for resale?
• Which of the following is a requirement for submitting an application for licensure by exam?
• How many pharmacists serve as members on the BOP?
• What must a pharmacist do before filling an out-of-state CII prescription?
• What constitutes valid identification for someone picking up a controlled substance?
• What is NOT part of the board's function in pharmacy practice?
• What elements should a pharmacist verify before dispensing a prescription?
• Who needs to be licensed in order to distribute products in Maine?
• What action does the board take on a product deemed adulterated or misbranded?
• When is it acceptable to provide counseling in writing?
• What information must be provided when applying for a new pharmacy license?
• Which of the following is considered a valid type of continuing education?
• Which of the following is a requirement for a rural health center?
• How often must an inactive pharmacy license be renewed?
• What are some non-cash gifts allowed for manufacturers to provide?
• Can an assistant pharmacist serve as the Pharmacist in Charge (PIC)?
• Are board members allowed to join professional organizations?
• What must occur if a pharmacist is convicted of Medicare fraud while performing their duties?
• Before taking records from a pharmacy, what must the board do?
• How many of the required CE hours must be board approved on drug administration?
• Must pharmacies maintain a profile system for their patients?
• What is the primary purpose of counseling in a pharmacy setting?
• Which of the following is NOT required to obtain a license from the board?
• What should a pharmacist do if they suspect a medication is counterfeit?
• How should changes in ownership or pharmacy status be reported to the board?
• What must be done if the PIC changes?
• Who has the authority to establish fees in the Maine Pharmacy Act?
• What role does the board have in substance use treatment for pharmacists?
• Which of the following is a valid form of ID when obtaining a controlled substance from an out-of-state prescriber?
• What type of gifts are prohibited for manufacturers to give to healthcare providers?
• If an out-of-state prescription is not valid, when must the pharmacist fill any remaining quantity?
• What gifts can manufacturers or wholesalers provide to healthcare providers?
• If a patient requests information about a newly released drug, what should the pharmacy do?
• What is the penalty for fraudulently adulterating a drug or medicine?
• How many total members are there on the Board of Pharmacy (BOP)?
• In what situation is it allowed to sell poisons?
• What methods are required for controlled prescription pad security?
• What is the total representation on the Board of Pharmacy for public members?
• How can counseling be conducted if medication is delivered to a patient?
• Which category does NOT constitute valid continuing education learning?
• Which of the following is required for a mail order contact lens supplier?
• What reference material is required to be maintained at a pharmacy?
• Which of the following is NOT a requirement for public members of the BOP?
• Who is exempt from needing an ACPE accredited degree when applying for licensure?
• When using a hospital prescription pad, what is required of the physician?
• What are some reasons the board can deny or refuse to renew a license?
• What happens if you forget to renew your inactive license?
• What is NOT a function of the pharmacist health program?
• Can a rural health center purchase new drugs?
• What information must be recorded to track exempt narcotic preparations?
• How should pharmacies handle situations where the identification card provided is canceled?
• Which countries are permitted to export drugs to a Maine resident?
• Which of the following qualifies for an exam by endorsement?
• What is a reciprocal inspection?
• Can the board create regulations regarding the inventory levels a pharmacy must maintain?
• Can a pharmacy provide price information if the patient does not know the drug strength?
• For licensure by exam, which is a critical educational requirement?
• What should be done if a pharmacist believes a prescription is invalid?
• What must a pharmacist pay in order to renew an inactive license?
• If you have a Collaborative Practice Agreement (CPA), what are the CE requirements?
• Can a rural health service center provide prescription refills?
• What is the minimum age requirement for public members of the BOP?
• What happens if a judge finds a product is not adulterated or misbranded after being tagged?
• Who is allowed to sell a hypodermic apparatus?
• What documentation must be included in the application for a rural health center license?
• How far in advance must a pharmacy notify the board of a permanent closure?
• Which class of pharmacy is primarily involved in the direct selling of medications to patients?
• How does the pharmacy board enforce competence among pharmacists?
• Are pharmacies allowed to advertise the prices of controlled substances?
• What must a pharmacy record as part of the patient profile system?
• Is counseling required when a patient is discharged from the hospital?
• What is required for a substance to be regulated under Maine law as dangerous?
• Can a pharmacy or program administrator unilaterally change benefits for an insurance program?
• What defines a 3rd party prescription program?
• Are retail pharmacies in other countries allowed to export drugs by mail to a resident of Maine?
• What must a pharmacist do if they are more than 90 days late in renewing their license?
• If a hypodermic apparatus is sold, can the seller be charged criminally?
• How often must the Board of Pharmacy meet?
• In Maine, which of the following roles may handle dangerous substances?
• What is the maximum penalty for a pharmacist who violates the pharmacy act?
• What is the classification and maximum fine for someone not licensed who handles dangerous substances?
• What is typically required during the application process for a rural health center license?
• What information can pharmacy staff request from a patient before providing a drug price?
• What must a pharmacist verify before conducting a generic substitution based on insurance information?
• What is required for a pharmacy to operate legally?
• What documentation is needed when submitting an application for licensure?
• Which organization can the governor receive recommendations from when appointing members to the BOP?
• Who can call for additional meetings of the Board of Pharmacy?
• Who is responsible for approving changes to security requirements for prescriptions of Schedule II drugs?
• What should be included in counseling on drug use?
• How late after the expiration date can a rural health center license be renewed?
• Which document must be kept by pharmacy sellers when selling exempt narcotics?
• What is one situation in which a pharmacist may not need to collect ID when filling an out-of-state prescription?
• What should pharmacies do if changes are made to the third-party prescription program?
• What is a requirement for internship applicants in pharmacy?
• If a patient is unable to provide necessary information for drug pricing, can the pharmacy contact the doctor for details?
• Does a foreign country retail pharmacy need to be licensed in Maine to export drugs?
• If a product is tagged as misbranded, what could happen if a court rules it misbranded?
• How long after the expiration of a license can it still be renewed?
• What happens to an applicant who fails to submit renewal fees for longer than 90 days?
• What information must be included on a manufacturer's application for licensure?
• Under what condition can an insurance company refuse to pay for a prescription with a fraudulent identification card?
• Can family members share a single patient profile if they have the same address and name?
• Is it permissible to partially dispense an opioid prescription?
• What is the lawful responsibility of pharmacists regarding the distribution of drug samples?
• What is a pharmacy provider?
• Who can purchase a hypodermic apparatus?
• Does counseling have to be provided for inpatients if their medications are administered by a nurse?
• Where can a vaccine administration clinic be located?
• What is defined as a dangerous substance according to the Maine Pharmacy Act?
• For what types of records can the board issue an embargo?
• What is a requirement for a licensed pharmacist to serve on the BOP?
• What is one responsibility of the pharmacy board regarding medication standards?
• What is required for someone to sell poisons?
• What should the pharmacy examination primarily measure?
• When can you petition for the reinstatement of a suspended, revoked, or restricted license?
• Are pharmacies allowed to operate vaccine administration clinics?
• What constitutes a reportable event to the board?
• When can a pharmacist dispense returned drugs again?
• What is one of the responsibilities of the pharmacy board?
• What is required for third-party prescription programs to inform pharmacies covered by the program?
• Must a pharmacy be capable of accepting electronic opioid prescriptions?
• What is the advance notice period for a change in ownership of a pharmacy?
• If a pharmacist receives free samples, can they distribute them?
• If a pharmacist identifies a problem when dispensing a new medication, what is their responsibility?
• Can insurance companies charge pharmacies a registration fee?
• Can out-of-country pharmacies use a contractor to ship drugs by mail or carrier?
• How long is a contact lens supplier required to keep records of prescriptions?
• Which event would likely NOT require immediate reporting to the board?
• Can drugs be sold for public exhibition purposes?
• Which type of pharmacy is exempt from fees?
• What should a pharmacy do after revocation of a license for non-compliance?
• How long does the board have to approve or reject a rural health center application?
• What requirement is there for funds obtained by the board?