NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BOARDS OF
PHARMACY (NABP)
NABP Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination
(MPJE)
Updated 2026/2027 Questions and Answers - 100%
Verified.
Institution: National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP)
Course Code: NABP-MPJE-2026
Course Name: Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination
Exam Date: 2026/2027
Q1. What are the 5 essential ADLs (Activities of Daily Living)?
CORRECT ANS: Eating, dressing, toileting, bathing, transferring
Q2. What does RUGs stand for?
CORRECT ANS: Resource Utilization Categories
Q3. What is the MDS?
CORRECT ANS: Minimum Data Set
Q4. What are RAPs?
CORRECT ANS: Resident Assessment Protocols
Q5. What is the RI?
CORRECT ANS: Resident Assessment Instrument
,Q6. What information must be included in the Resident Assessment
Instrument?
CORRECT ANS: ID and demographic info; routine; cognitive pattern;
communication; vision; mood/behaviour; psychosocial; physical/structural;
continence; diagnoses and health conditions; dental/nutritional status; skin
condition; activity pursuits; discharge potential; documentation of summary
info regarding RAPs; documentation of participation in assessment.
Q7. What processes must be included in the assessment?
CORRECT ANS: The process must include observation; resident communication;
communication with direct care staff on all shifts.
Q8. What are the timeframes for completing assessments?
CORRECT ANS: Complete within 14 days of admission (excludes readmission
with no significant change in condition); within 14 days of significant change in
status; no less than every 12 months.
Q9. How often are Quarterly Assessments required?
CORRECT ANS: Required every 3 months.
Q10. How many months of assessments must be kept in the medical record?
CORRECT ANS: Prior 15 months worth kept in medical record.
Q11. What is the timeframe for encoding and transmitting assessments?
CORRECT ANS: Must be encoded and able to transmit within 7 days of
completion - admissions, annuals, quarterlies, significant changes, subset for
resident transfer/reentry/discharge/death; and/or, face-sheet info if no
admission assessment.
, Q12. Who must coordinate assessments?
CORRECT ANS: RN must coordinate assessments with participation of other
health professionals.
Q13. Who must sign and certify the assessment?
CORRECT ANS: RN must sign and certify complete and accurate. Individuals
completing sections must sign and certify accurate and complete.
Q14. What are the penalties for falsifying assessments?
CORRECT ANS: Penalty for falsifying up to $1000 (causing others to falsify up to
$5000) per assessment.
Q15. What are the requirements for a care plan?
CORRECT ANS: Must be comprehensive and written with measurable
goals/timetables and include services provided and refused by exercising of
rights.
Q16. When must a care plan be completed?
CORRECT ANS: Completed within 7 days of assessment by interdisciplinary
team.
Q17. Who must be included in the care plan process?
CORRECT ANS: Include resident and family.
Q18. When must care plans be reviewed/revised?
CORRECT ANS: Reviewed/revised after each assessment.
PHARMACY (NABP)
NABP Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination
(MPJE)
Updated 2026/2027 Questions and Answers - 100%
Verified.
Institution: National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP)
Course Code: NABP-MPJE-2026
Course Name: Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination
Exam Date: 2026/2027
Q1. What are the 5 essential ADLs (Activities of Daily Living)?
CORRECT ANS: Eating, dressing, toileting, bathing, transferring
Q2. What does RUGs stand for?
CORRECT ANS: Resource Utilization Categories
Q3. What is the MDS?
CORRECT ANS: Minimum Data Set
Q4. What are RAPs?
CORRECT ANS: Resident Assessment Protocols
Q5. What is the RI?
CORRECT ANS: Resident Assessment Instrument
,Q6. What information must be included in the Resident Assessment
Instrument?
CORRECT ANS: ID and demographic info; routine; cognitive pattern;
communication; vision; mood/behaviour; psychosocial; physical/structural;
continence; diagnoses and health conditions; dental/nutritional status; skin
condition; activity pursuits; discharge potential; documentation of summary
info regarding RAPs; documentation of participation in assessment.
Q7. What processes must be included in the assessment?
CORRECT ANS: The process must include observation; resident communication;
communication with direct care staff on all shifts.
Q8. What are the timeframes for completing assessments?
CORRECT ANS: Complete within 14 days of admission (excludes readmission
with no significant change in condition); within 14 days of significant change in
status; no less than every 12 months.
Q9. How often are Quarterly Assessments required?
CORRECT ANS: Required every 3 months.
Q10. How many months of assessments must be kept in the medical record?
CORRECT ANS: Prior 15 months worth kept in medical record.
Q11. What is the timeframe for encoding and transmitting assessments?
CORRECT ANS: Must be encoded and able to transmit within 7 days of
completion - admissions, annuals, quarterlies, significant changes, subset for
resident transfer/reentry/discharge/death; and/or, face-sheet info if no
admission assessment.
, Q12. Who must coordinate assessments?
CORRECT ANS: RN must coordinate assessments with participation of other
health professionals.
Q13. Who must sign and certify the assessment?
CORRECT ANS: RN must sign and certify complete and accurate. Individuals
completing sections must sign and certify accurate and complete.
Q14. What are the penalties for falsifying assessments?
CORRECT ANS: Penalty for falsifying up to $1000 (causing others to falsify up to
$5000) per assessment.
Q15. What are the requirements for a care plan?
CORRECT ANS: Must be comprehensive and written with measurable
goals/timetables and include services provided and refused by exercising of
rights.
Q16. When must a care plan be completed?
CORRECT ANS: Completed within 7 days of assessment by interdisciplinary
team.
Q17. Who must be included in the care plan process?
CORRECT ANS: Include resident and family.
Q18. When must care plans be reviewed/revised?
CORRECT ANS: Reviewed/revised after each assessment.
