Texas MPJE: Dr. C's Review Chapter 4 Questions and Answers with
Complete Solutions UPDATED!!!!
Texas Pharmacy Act (TPA) - ANSWER - primary law governing
the practice of pharmacy in TX
- establishes TSBP and provides the Board with certain
authorities/responsibilities in regulating pharmacy practice
- purpose of the Act and TBSP is to promote, preserve, and
protect the public health, safety, and welfare of Texans
Class A Pharmacy License - ANSWER Community Pharmacy
*Class A-S license for compounding sterile products
Class B Pharmacy License - ANSWER Nuclear Pharmacy
Class C Pharmacy License - ANSWER Institutional (hospital)
Pharmacy
*Class C-S license for compounding sterile products
,Class D Pharmacy License - ANSWER Clinic Pharmacy
Class E Pharmacy License - ANSWER Nonresident Pharmacy
*Class E-S license for compounding sterile products
Class ___, ___, and ___ pharmacies must be licensed with "-S"
to allow the Board to know which pharmacies are compounding
sterile products. - ANSWER Class A, C, and E pharmacies
(community, institutional, and nonresident)
Medication Order definition - ANSWER an order from a
practitioner or their DA for administration of a drug or device
(inpatient setting)
Pharmacy definition - ANSWER a facility at which a prescription
drug or medication order is received, processed, or dispensed
Prescription Drug Order definition - ANSWER an order from a
practitioner or their DA to a pharmacist for a drug to be
,dispensed or an order from a PA or APRN (outpatient setting,
nursing homes)
True or False: orders in a nursing home are considered
prescription drug orders, but TSBP allows for alternative
labeling for prescriptions in nursing homes that are similar to
medication orders. - ANSWER True, since they are administered
TSBP is composed of how many members? - ANSWER 11
members: 7 pharmacists, 1 pharmacy technician, 3 public
members
TSBP must include representation for pharmacists employed in
both Class ___ and ___ pharmacies. - ANSWER Class A and C
(community and institutional)
What are the requirements for a pharmacist member of TSBP? -
ANSWER 1. A resident of Texas
2. Licensed for 5 years preceding appointment
3. In good standing with TSBP
4. Actively practicing pharmacy
, Pharmacist members (and members' spouses) of TSBP cannot
be what? - ANSWER 1. A lobbyist on behalf of a profession
regulated by the Board
2. An officer, employee, or paid consultant to a Texas trade
association in the healthcare field
Public members (and members' spouses) of TSBP cannot be
what? - ANSWER 1. Registered, certified, or licensed by an
occupational regulatory agency (e.g., nurse, physician)
2. Employed by or participate in the management of a business
or other entity regulated by the Board or receiving funds from
the Board
3. An owner or person who controls more than a 10% interest
in a business or other entity regulated by the Board or receiving
funds from the Board
4. An officer, employee, or paid consultant to a Texas trade
association in the healthcare field
Appointment and Terms of Office for TSBP members - ANSWER
- appointed by the governor with advice and consent of the
Senate
Complete Solutions UPDATED!!!!
Texas Pharmacy Act (TPA) - ANSWER - primary law governing
the practice of pharmacy in TX
- establishes TSBP and provides the Board with certain
authorities/responsibilities in regulating pharmacy practice
- purpose of the Act and TBSP is to promote, preserve, and
protect the public health, safety, and welfare of Texans
Class A Pharmacy License - ANSWER Community Pharmacy
*Class A-S license for compounding sterile products
Class B Pharmacy License - ANSWER Nuclear Pharmacy
Class C Pharmacy License - ANSWER Institutional (hospital)
Pharmacy
*Class C-S license for compounding sterile products
,Class D Pharmacy License - ANSWER Clinic Pharmacy
Class E Pharmacy License - ANSWER Nonresident Pharmacy
*Class E-S license for compounding sterile products
Class ___, ___, and ___ pharmacies must be licensed with "-S"
to allow the Board to know which pharmacies are compounding
sterile products. - ANSWER Class A, C, and E pharmacies
(community, institutional, and nonresident)
Medication Order definition - ANSWER an order from a
practitioner or their DA for administration of a drug or device
(inpatient setting)
Pharmacy definition - ANSWER a facility at which a prescription
drug or medication order is received, processed, or dispensed
Prescription Drug Order definition - ANSWER an order from a
practitioner or their DA to a pharmacist for a drug to be
,dispensed or an order from a PA or APRN (outpatient setting,
nursing homes)
True or False: orders in a nursing home are considered
prescription drug orders, but TSBP allows for alternative
labeling for prescriptions in nursing homes that are similar to
medication orders. - ANSWER True, since they are administered
TSBP is composed of how many members? - ANSWER 11
members: 7 pharmacists, 1 pharmacy technician, 3 public
members
TSBP must include representation for pharmacists employed in
both Class ___ and ___ pharmacies. - ANSWER Class A and C
(community and institutional)
What are the requirements for a pharmacist member of TSBP? -
ANSWER 1. A resident of Texas
2. Licensed for 5 years preceding appointment
3. In good standing with TSBP
4. Actively practicing pharmacy
, Pharmacist members (and members' spouses) of TSBP cannot
be what? - ANSWER 1. A lobbyist on behalf of a profession
regulated by the Board
2. An officer, employee, or paid consultant to a Texas trade
association in the healthcare field
Public members (and members' spouses) of TSBP cannot be
what? - ANSWER 1. Registered, certified, or licensed by an
occupational regulatory agency (e.g., nurse, physician)
2. Employed by or participate in the management of a business
or other entity regulated by the Board or receiving funds from
the Board
3. An owner or person who controls more than a 10% interest
in a business or other entity regulated by the Board or receiving
funds from the Board
4. An officer, employee, or paid consultant to a Texas trade
association in the healthcare field
Appointment and Terms of Office for TSBP members - ANSWER
- appointed by the governor with advice and consent of the
Senate
