Jurisprudence Prep Exam Questions
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Schedule I - Answer Legend drugs requires rx
schedule IA - Answer Drugs on CPP, must be on duplicate prescription
Schedule II - Answer Professional Service Area- BTC - NPA
Schedule III - Answer Professional Products Area- Drugs can be sold to anyone OTC area of
licensed pharmacy
Schedule IV - Answer Prescription by pharmacist, drugs that can be prescribed by a pharmacist
Unscheduled - Answer Non pharmacy sale, drugs may be sold by non pharmacist to anyone
The Health Professions Act-Through the Act, the Ministry of Health (MOA) delegates Authority
to Provincial Regulatory Authority (A college) to ensure health professions: - Answer Meet
requirements for registration, maintain competency throughout practice, are held accountable
for their actions through a complaints resolution process,
Canadian Council for Accreditation of Pharmacy Programs (CAPP) - Answer Accredits
pharmacy and pharm tech programs, candidate must have graduated from an accredited
program to enter practice
Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC) - Answer Sets national exams which all
Jurisdictions except Quebec require for entry to practice
CPBC - Answer College of pharmacists of BC - provincial
The role of pharmacy organizations? regulatory organization? - Answer applies legislation
which governs the profession (CPBC, NAPRA)
, The Provincial Government - Answer Ensures professionals are qualified to practice, sets
requirements for pharmacies, adopts (if warranted) recommendations from NAPRA for drug
scheduling through the HPA & PODSA
The Federal Government - Answer Ensures the safety of drugs and drug products through the
Food and Drug Act and the controlled drugs and substances act
The Regulatory board - Answer The majority is made up of elected practitioners, they do not
answer to their colleagues but rather uphold the mandate of protection to the public, Gov also
appoints 4 public appointees to provide public perspective to ensure best interests are served
All self regulated professions get their authority... - Answer From Gov and are responsible for
maintaining the various legislation specific to their profession
The privilege and status provided to practitioners... - Answer are their "restricted title" and
"scope of practice"
Self Regulation - Answer A privilege granted to a profession by gov through legislation
The role of a regulatory college... - Answer to serve the best interests of the public not the
profession
Healthcare Professions are committed... - Answer to the direct benefit of their patients and
only secondarily to making a profit
Difference between occupation and profession - Answer profession- ppl have a distinct body
of knowledge and are accountable
pharmacy is not just a profession - Answer it is a healthcare profession
The social contract is to protect pt. vulnerability - Answer Don't have knowledge and skill we
do, may be in agonizing pain and discomfort, very young or very old, could be suffering from a
physical or mental disability, may have a language barrier
The concept of Self Regulation - Answer Gov knows that ppl are not able to judge if a
With Guaranteed Pass Solutions.
Schedule I - Answer Legend drugs requires rx
schedule IA - Answer Drugs on CPP, must be on duplicate prescription
Schedule II - Answer Professional Service Area- BTC - NPA
Schedule III - Answer Professional Products Area- Drugs can be sold to anyone OTC area of
licensed pharmacy
Schedule IV - Answer Prescription by pharmacist, drugs that can be prescribed by a pharmacist
Unscheduled - Answer Non pharmacy sale, drugs may be sold by non pharmacist to anyone
The Health Professions Act-Through the Act, the Ministry of Health (MOA) delegates Authority
to Provincial Regulatory Authority (A college) to ensure health professions: - Answer Meet
requirements for registration, maintain competency throughout practice, are held accountable
for their actions through a complaints resolution process,
Canadian Council for Accreditation of Pharmacy Programs (CAPP) - Answer Accredits
pharmacy and pharm tech programs, candidate must have graduated from an accredited
program to enter practice
Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC) - Answer Sets national exams which all
Jurisdictions except Quebec require for entry to practice
CPBC - Answer College of pharmacists of BC - provincial
The role of pharmacy organizations? regulatory organization? - Answer applies legislation
which governs the profession (CPBC, NAPRA)
, The Provincial Government - Answer Ensures professionals are qualified to practice, sets
requirements for pharmacies, adopts (if warranted) recommendations from NAPRA for drug
scheduling through the HPA & PODSA
The Federal Government - Answer Ensures the safety of drugs and drug products through the
Food and Drug Act and the controlled drugs and substances act
The Regulatory board - Answer The majority is made up of elected practitioners, they do not
answer to their colleagues but rather uphold the mandate of protection to the public, Gov also
appoints 4 public appointees to provide public perspective to ensure best interests are served
All self regulated professions get their authority... - Answer From Gov and are responsible for
maintaining the various legislation specific to their profession
The privilege and status provided to practitioners... - Answer are their "restricted title" and
"scope of practice"
Self Regulation - Answer A privilege granted to a profession by gov through legislation
The role of a regulatory college... - Answer to serve the best interests of the public not the
profession
Healthcare Professions are committed... - Answer to the direct benefit of their patients and
only secondarily to making a profit
Difference between occupation and profession - Answer profession- ppl have a distinct body
of knowledge and are accountable
pharmacy is not just a profession - Answer it is a healthcare profession
The social contract is to protect pt. vulnerability - Answer Don't have knowledge and skill we
do, may be in agonizing pain and discomfort, very young or very old, could be suffering from a
physical or mental disability, may have a language barrier
The concept of Self Regulation - Answer Gov knows that ppl are not able to judge if a
