JURISPRUDENCE EXAM ALBERTA
PHARM TECH WITH 183 QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS RATED A+
2026/2027 [NEWEST!!!]
Primary consideration is patient's wellbeing, respect patient autonomy, maintain
professional relationships, respect right to confidentiality, respect right to
healthcare.
3 principles of the code of ethics that uphold contributing to society
Advance public health/prevent disease, use health resources responsibly, serve as
an essential health resource.
4 principles of the code of ethics that uphold acting as stewardess
Ensure competency, act with honesty/integrity, demonstrate responsibility, nurture
the profession.
3 ways ACP protects the public's health and wellbeing
Privacy breach
Any loss or unauthorized access to individually identifying health information.
Code of ethics
Foundation for professional behavior, actions, and attitudes for regulated members
of the college of pharmacy.
3 main codes of ethics principles
Serve patients, contribute to society, act as a stewardess to their profession.
5 principles in the code of ethics
,Sets standards, supports pharmacy techs and pharmacists in meeting standards,
takes action if standards not met.
Requirements for sending in a complaint for a regulated member
Must be in writing and signed.
Number of days the complaints director has to give notice to the complainant after
receiving a complaint
30 days.
3 types of health information
Diagnostic, treatment/care, registration.
Circle of care
Where health information can flow freely for the purpose of delivering healthcare
to the patient.
Action to be taken if a pharmacy professional sees unprofessional or unethical
behavior
Report.
ACP's vision
Healthy Albertans through excellence in pharmacy practice.
ACP's mission
To govern pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and pharmacies in Alberta to
protect, serve, and support the public's health and well-being.
Act that private information in a commercial setting that is not health information
falls under
The Personal Information Protection Act.
Time custodians have to respond to access requests for a patient's own health
information
30 days.
, Type of consent not recognized in the HIA
Verbal.
Requirement for consent to receive medical treatment
Not necessary to be in writing.
What is a licensee?
A registered clinical pharmacist whom ACP has granted a license to operate
pharmacy
What is a proprietor?
How must drugs be stored in terms of organization? (5.10)
Vet drugs separate, External use drugs separate than internal use drugs and
injectables
What is a drug incident?
Preventable event that can cause harm
What is an adverse drug event
Unexpected incident, results in patient injury or death
What is a drug error?
Drug incident or adverse drug event where the drug has been released to the patient
When a pharmacy permanently closes, how much time do they have to provide
required information to the college? (13.1)
Within 5 working days
What info must a closing pharmacy provide to the college?
Exact closure date, Disposition of record details, Disposition of drug details, How
patient can access records, Written record of all narcotic/controlled drugs
transferred from the pharmacy
How often must the CPEC be certified?
Every 6 months
PHARM TECH WITH 183 QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS RATED A+
2026/2027 [NEWEST!!!]
Primary consideration is patient's wellbeing, respect patient autonomy, maintain
professional relationships, respect right to confidentiality, respect right to
healthcare.
3 principles of the code of ethics that uphold contributing to society
Advance public health/prevent disease, use health resources responsibly, serve as
an essential health resource.
4 principles of the code of ethics that uphold acting as stewardess
Ensure competency, act with honesty/integrity, demonstrate responsibility, nurture
the profession.
3 ways ACP protects the public's health and wellbeing
Privacy breach
Any loss or unauthorized access to individually identifying health information.
Code of ethics
Foundation for professional behavior, actions, and attitudes for regulated members
of the college of pharmacy.
3 main codes of ethics principles
Serve patients, contribute to society, act as a stewardess to their profession.
5 principles in the code of ethics
,Sets standards, supports pharmacy techs and pharmacists in meeting standards,
takes action if standards not met.
Requirements for sending in a complaint for a regulated member
Must be in writing and signed.
Number of days the complaints director has to give notice to the complainant after
receiving a complaint
30 days.
3 types of health information
Diagnostic, treatment/care, registration.
Circle of care
Where health information can flow freely for the purpose of delivering healthcare
to the patient.
Action to be taken if a pharmacy professional sees unprofessional or unethical
behavior
Report.
ACP's vision
Healthy Albertans through excellence in pharmacy practice.
ACP's mission
To govern pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and pharmacies in Alberta to
protect, serve, and support the public's health and well-being.
Act that private information in a commercial setting that is not health information
falls under
The Personal Information Protection Act.
Time custodians have to respond to access requests for a patient's own health
information
30 days.
, Type of consent not recognized in the HIA
Verbal.
Requirement for consent to receive medical treatment
Not necessary to be in writing.
What is a licensee?
A registered clinical pharmacist whom ACP has granted a license to operate
pharmacy
What is a proprietor?
How must drugs be stored in terms of organization? (5.10)
Vet drugs separate, External use drugs separate than internal use drugs and
injectables
What is a drug incident?
Preventable event that can cause harm
What is an adverse drug event
Unexpected incident, results in patient injury or death
What is a drug error?
Drug incident or adverse drug event where the drug has been released to the patient
When a pharmacy permanently closes, how much time do they have to provide
required information to the college? (13.1)
Within 5 working days
What info must a closing pharmacy provide to the college?
Exact closure date, Disposition of record details, Disposition of drug details, How
patient can access records, Written record of all narcotic/controlled drugs
transferred from the pharmacy
How often must the CPEC be certified?
Every 6 months
