FLORIDA MPJE BUNDLED EXAMS EXAMS
SET 2026 FULL SOLUTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Act. Answer: This act grants
limited authority to FDA involving tobacco (from ATF). Bans flavored
cigarettes. Must disclose all ingredients. Prohibits youth based
marketing.
⩥ Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act. Answer: This act
establishes generic approval pathway for biologics (BLA).
⩥ Plan B OTC. Answer: This allows Plan B to be available Rx and
OTC. OTC only for patients 17 and older with valid ID.
⩥ Overtime Pay Not Required. Answer: This establishes that
Pharmacists are considered professionals and not entitled to overtime
pay under the FLSA.
⩥ Define Drug Recalls. Answer: Voluntary removal or correction of
marketed product.
,⩥ Class I Recall. Answer: Reasonable probability that the use or
exposure to a product WILL cause serious adverse health consequences
or death.
⩥ Class II Recall. Answer: May cause temporary or medically reversible
adverse health consequences - possibility of severe effect is remote.
⩥ Class III Recall. Answer: Not like to cause adverse health
consequences.
⩥ Recall Strategy. Answer: Consumer / Retail / Wholesale
Must use "urgent" for Class I & II bold red type "drug recall".
⩥ Who may initiate a Drug Recall?. Answer: By the manufacturer or
Government (FDA, State Board of Health)
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Glandular Preparations. Answer: Label must read: No scientific evidence
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Isoproterenol. Answer: Label must read: severe paradoxical
bronchoconstriction
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
,OTC sore throat lozenges. Answer: Label must read: if severe or
persistent call physician, may be severe
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Ipecac. Answer: Label must read: call for professional advise before
using
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Nonoxynol 9. Answer: Label must read: does not protect against HIV
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Phenindione. Answer: Label must read: causes agranulocytosis and
hepatitis
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Contains FD&C Yellow No 5. Answer: Label must read: (Tartrazine) as
a color additive
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Contains FD&C Yellow No 6. Answer: Label must read: as a color
additive
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
, Phenylketonurics. Answer: Label must read: Contains phenylalanine
__mg
Aspartame containing drugs
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Contains sulfite. Answer: Label must read: Systemic antibiotics to
reduce the development of resistance use only if proven or strongly
suspected
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Alcohol and OTC internal analgesics / antipyretics. Answer: Label must
read: Advises consumers with history of heavy drinking to consult MD
especially if have three or more drinks per day. APAP can cause liver
damage. NSAIDS - internal bleeding. Combination can cause liver
damage and stomach bleeding.
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Phytonidione (Vitamin K). Answer: oral and injectable are prescription
only.
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Epinephrine. Answer: injections require prescription
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
SET 2026 FULL SOLUTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Act. Answer: This act grants
limited authority to FDA involving tobacco (from ATF). Bans flavored
cigarettes. Must disclose all ingredients. Prohibits youth based
marketing.
⩥ Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act. Answer: This act
establishes generic approval pathway for biologics (BLA).
⩥ Plan B OTC. Answer: This allows Plan B to be available Rx and
OTC. OTC only for patients 17 and older with valid ID.
⩥ Overtime Pay Not Required. Answer: This establishes that
Pharmacists are considered professionals and not entitled to overtime
pay under the FLSA.
⩥ Define Drug Recalls. Answer: Voluntary removal or correction of
marketed product.
,⩥ Class I Recall. Answer: Reasonable probability that the use or
exposure to a product WILL cause serious adverse health consequences
or death.
⩥ Class II Recall. Answer: May cause temporary or medically reversible
adverse health consequences - possibility of severe effect is remote.
⩥ Class III Recall. Answer: Not like to cause adverse health
consequences.
⩥ Recall Strategy. Answer: Consumer / Retail / Wholesale
Must use "urgent" for Class I & II bold red type "drug recall".
⩥ Who may initiate a Drug Recall?. Answer: By the manufacturer or
Government (FDA, State Board of Health)
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Glandular Preparations. Answer: Label must read: No scientific evidence
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Isoproterenol. Answer: Label must read: severe paradoxical
bronchoconstriction
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
,OTC sore throat lozenges. Answer: Label must read: if severe or
persistent call physician, may be severe
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Ipecac. Answer: Label must read: call for professional advise before
using
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Nonoxynol 9. Answer: Label must read: does not protect against HIV
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Phenindione. Answer: Label must read: causes agranulocytosis and
hepatitis
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Contains FD&C Yellow No 5. Answer: Label must read: (Tartrazine) as
a color additive
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Contains FD&C Yellow No 6. Answer: Label must read: as a color
additive
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
, Phenylketonurics. Answer: Label must read: Contains phenylalanine
__mg
Aspartame containing drugs
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Contains sulfite. Answer: Label must read: Systemic antibiotics to
reduce the development of resistance use only if proven or strongly
suspected
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Alcohol and OTC internal analgesics / antipyretics. Answer: Label must
read: Advises consumers with history of heavy drinking to consult MD
especially if have three or more drinks per day. APAP can cause liver
damage. NSAIDS - internal bleeding. Combination can cause liver
damage and stomach bleeding.
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Phytonidione (Vitamin K). Answer: oral and injectable are prescription
only.
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
Epinephrine. Answer: injections require prescription
⩥ Federal Labeling Requirements or is Misbranded:
