MA MPJE CERTIFICATION SCRIPT 2026
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
◉limits on prescribers writing rx for immediate family including
parent, child, sibling, parent-in-law,son/daughter-in-law,
brother/sister-in-law, stepparent, step-child, step-sibling, etc..
Answer: can prescribe them c3-6
◉out of state narcotic prescription requirements. Answer: must be
written by an MD not a MLP
has to be written within past 5 days
has to be written by an MD in a contiguous state or ME
*if it is not a narcotic, it can be from any state as long as it was
written in past 5 days
◉DEA form 224b. Answer: renewal for retail chain pharmacy
registration
◉form the DEA registered reverse distributor must file to destroy
controlled substances. Answer: DEA form 41 *this is not* to be used
,to record transfer of controlled substances between the pharmacy
and the reverse distributor disposing of the drugs
◉CS theft or significant loss. Answer: 1. notify DEA within 1
business day of a theft or sig. loss & local police
2. complete DEA form 106
◉in-transit loss. Answer: dea form 106
◉breakage, damage, or spillage. Answer: dea form 41
◉which MLPs can prescribe CSII-V in MA. Answer: NP & PA - admin,
prescribe, &procure only
RPH can prescribe only institutional pharmacist only, never retail
https://www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/drugreg/practioners/mlp_by_
state.pdf
◉when is it ok to fax CII rx and have it serve as original copy.
Answer: to be compounded by parenteral, IV, IM, SQ, intraspinal
LTCF
, hospice as long as the rx says it is for hospice patient
◉age to admin vaccines to. Answer: The Massachusetts Department
of Public Health (MDPH or the Department), through the Drug
Control Program, Immunization Program and Board of Registration
in Pharmacy, is making vaccines more accessible by authorizing
administration by pharmacists and pharmacy interns. Qualified
pharmacists and pharmacy interns may administer certain vaccines
to individuals 9 years of age and older as included in the
Recommended Immunization Schedules approved by the U.S.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
◉if a prescriber discontinues practice. Answer: dispense *remaining
refills of a prescription up to a maximum ninety day supply*, to
enable the patient to establish a relationship with another
practitioner.
Refills authorized pursuant to this policy may not be dispensed in
*quantities greater than a thirty day supply in a single filling, except
where patient insurance coverage requires dispensing of a sixty or
ninety day supply.*
◉RX info that can never be changed or added to schedule II-6.
Answer: patients name (change to diff patient)
CS prescribed (unless generic sub.)
prescribers name
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
◉limits on prescribers writing rx for immediate family including
parent, child, sibling, parent-in-law,son/daughter-in-law,
brother/sister-in-law, stepparent, step-child, step-sibling, etc..
Answer: can prescribe them c3-6
◉out of state narcotic prescription requirements. Answer: must be
written by an MD not a MLP
has to be written within past 5 days
has to be written by an MD in a contiguous state or ME
*if it is not a narcotic, it can be from any state as long as it was
written in past 5 days
◉DEA form 224b. Answer: renewal for retail chain pharmacy
registration
◉form the DEA registered reverse distributor must file to destroy
controlled substances. Answer: DEA form 41 *this is not* to be used
,to record transfer of controlled substances between the pharmacy
and the reverse distributor disposing of the drugs
◉CS theft or significant loss. Answer: 1. notify DEA within 1
business day of a theft or sig. loss & local police
2. complete DEA form 106
◉in-transit loss. Answer: dea form 106
◉breakage, damage, or spillage. Answer: dea form 41
◉which MLPs can prescribe CSII-V in MA. Answer: NP & PA - admin,
prescribe, &procure only
RPH can prescribe only institutional pharmacist only, never retail
https://www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/drugreg/practioners/mlp_by_
state.pdf
◉when is it ok to fax CII rx and have it serve as original copy.
Answer: to be compounded by parenteral, IV, IM, SQ, intraspinal
LTCF
, hospice as long as the rx says it is for hospice patient
◉age to admin vaccines to. Answer: The Massachusetts Department
of Public Health (MDPH or the Department), through the Drug
Control Program, Immunization Program and Board of Registration
in Pharmacy, is making vaccines more accessible by authorizing
administration by pharmacists and pharmacy interns. Qualified
pharmacists and pharmacy interns may administer certain vaccines
to individuals 9 years of age and older as included in the
Recommended Immunization Schedules approved by the U.S.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
◉if a prescriber discontinues practice. Answer: dispense *remaining
refills of a prescription up to a maximum ninety day supply*, to
enable the patient to establish a relationship with another
practitioner.
Refills authorized pursuant to this policy may not be dispensed in
*quantities greater than a thirty day supply in a single filling, except
where patient insurance coverage requires dispensing of a sixty or
ninety day supply.*
◉RX info that can never be changed or added to schedule II-6.
Answer: patients name (change to diff patient)
CS prescribed (unless generic sub.)
prescribers name
