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True, [Mississippi Pharmacy Regulations Article: XV Section:(1)].
Prescriptions for drugs which are 1. Prescriptions for drugs which are controlled substances as defined by the
controlled substances as defined by the Mississippi Uniform Controlled Substances Law shall not be transferred.
Mississippi Uniform Controlled Substances
Law shall not be transferred. 2. Prescriptions for noncontrolled drugs may be transferred orally by telephone or
electronically by pharmacists between pharmacies for the purpose of refill
dispensing.
, All, [Mississippi Pharmacy Act 73-21-91].
(1). Every pharmacist shall renew his license annually. To renew his license, a
pharmacist shall:
(a). Submit an application for renewal on the form prescribed by the board;
(b). Submit satisfactory evidence of the completion in the last licensure period of
such continuing education units as shall be required by the board, but in no case less
than one (1) ccontinuing education unit in the last licensure period.
Which of the following statements is/are
TRUE about renewing a pharmacist (c) (i). Pay any renewal fees as required by the board, not to exceed One Hundred
license? Dollars ($ 100.00) for each annual licensing period, provided that the board may add
a surcharge of not more than Five Dollars ($ 5.00) to a license renewal fee to fund a
I. Every pharmacist shall renew his license program to aid impaired pharmacists or pharmacy students. Any pharmacist license
annually. renewal received postmarked after December 31 of the renewal period will be
returned and a Fifty Dollar ($50.00) late renewal fee will be assessed before renewal.
II. Any pharmacist who has defaulted in
license renewal may be reinstated within 2 (ii). The license fee for a pharmacy benefit manager shall be set by the board, but
years upon payment of renewal fees and shall not exceed Five Hundred Dollars ($ 500.00). Any license renewal received
presentation of evidence of the required postmarked after December 31 of the renewal period will be returned and a Five
continuing education. Hundred Dollar ($ 500.00) late renewal fee will be assessed before renewal.
III. Any pharmacist defaulting in license (2). Any pharmacist who has defaulted in license renewal may be reinstated within 2
renewal for a period in excess of 2 years years upon payment of renewal fees and presentation of evidence of the required
shall be required to successfully complete continuing education.
the examination taken by the board before
being eligible for reinstatement as a (3). Any pharmacist defaulting in license renewal for a period in excess of 2 years
pharmacist in Mississippi. shall be required to successfully complete the examination taken by the board
before being eligible for reinstatement as a pharmacist in Mississippi.
OR
(4). Shall be required to appear before the board to be examined for his
competence and knowledge of the practice of pharmacy, and may be required to
submit evidence of continuing education.
If the person is found fit by the board to practice pharmacy in this state, the board
may reinstate his license to practice pharmacy upon payment of all renewal fees.
50 days, [Mississippi Pharmacy Regulations Article: XX Section:(1),(A),(1)].
1. The prescription is for a nursing home patient or for a patient who is receiving long
term therapy as a home health patient or a patient who is terminally ill as defined by
the Federal Health Care Financing Administration (42 CFR 418.3).
Duration of time from the date of issuance
for partial fill of a prescription for a patient 2. If such a prescription is partially filled, the pharmacist must record on the back of
in a long-term care facility or who is the prescription or on another appropriate uniformly maintained record the date of
terminally ill must be completed each partial filling, the quantity dispensed, the remaining quantity authorized to be
dispensed, the remaining quantity authorized to be dispensed and the identity of the
dispensing pharmacist.
3. All partial filling of the prescription must be completed within 50 days of the date
of issuance of the prescription.
, If the prescription is for an animal, the prescription shall state the species of animal
Animal prescription requirements for which the drug is prescribed and the full name and address of the owner of the
animal.
[Mississippi Pharmacy Acts 73-21-107].
(1). The board or its representative may enter and inspect, during reasonable hours, a
facility which has obtained or applied for a permit relative to the following:
(a). Drug storage and security;
(b). Equipment;
(c). Sanitary conditions; or
(d). Records, reports, or other documents required to be kept or made under this
chapter or the Uniform Controlled Substances Law (Section 41-29-101 et seq.) or
rules and regulations adopted under such laws.
(2). Prior to an entry and inspection, the board representative shall state his purpose
and present appropriate credentials to the owner, pharmacist or agent in charge of a
Board Inspection, the board or its facility.
representative may enter and inspect,
during reasonable hours, records, reports, (3). The board representative may:
or other documents relative to:
(a). Inspect and copy records, reports, and other documents required to be kept or
made under this chapter, the Uniform Controlled Substances Law, or rules and
regulations adopted under such laws;
(b). Inspect, within reasonable limits and in a reasonable manner, a facility's storage,
equipment, security, records, or prescription drugs or devices; or
(c). Inventory any stock of any prescription drugs or devices in the facility.
(4). Unless the owner, pharmacist, or agent in charge of the facility consents in
writing, an inspection authorized by this section may not extend to:
(a). Financial data;
(b). Sales data other than shipment data; or
(c). Pricing data
G. E. Metoprolol, (Mylan), [Mississippi Pharmacy Acts 73-21-119(2)].
A pharmacist has substituted generic
Whenever product selection is made, the pharmacist shall indicate on the label of
Metoprolol (Mfg: Mylan) for the prescribed
the dispensed container the initials "G.E." and the proprietary name of the product
brand name Lopressor (Mfg: Pfizer). Which
dispensed or the
of the following shall be placed on
generic name of the product dispensed and its manufacturer either written in full or
dispensing label?
appropriately abbreviated, unless the prescriber indicates that the name of the drug
product shall not appear on the label.
[Mississippi Pharmacy Regulations Article: XIII Section:(2)].
Duration prescription records kept on file According to Mississippi State Pharmacy Law, the prescription record should be kept
on file for six years from the date of dispensing,
, A pharmacist licensed by the Mississippi State Board of Pharmacy may dispense a
one-time emergency dispensing of a prescription of up to a seventy-two-hour
supply of a prescribed medication in the event the pharmacist is unable to contact
the prescriber to obtain refill authorization, provided that:
(a). The prescription is not for a controlled substance;
(b). In the pharmacist's professional judgment, the interruption of therapy might
reasonably produce undesirable health consequences or may cause physical or
mental discomfort;
Emergency dispensing, not for a controlled
(c). The dispensing pharmacist notifies the prescriber or his/her agent of the
substance:
emergency dispensing within seven (7) working days (NOT 72 hours) after the one-
How much of a supply can you give?
time emergency dispensing;
Within what time frame must you notify the
prescriber?
(d). The pharmacist properly records the dispensing as a separate non-refillable
prescription. Said document shall be filed as is required of all other prescription
records.
This document shall be serially numbered and contain all information required of
other prescriptions. In addition it shall contain the number of the prescription from
which it was refilled; and
(e). The pharmacist shall record on the new document the circumstances that warrant
this emergency dispensing. This emergency dispensing shall be done only in the
permitted facility that contains the non-refillable prescription.
Every facility permitted by the Board of Pharmacy shall keep complete and accurate
records of the acquisition and disposition of all controlled substances. Records of
acquisition must be maintained for a period of two (2) years. Records of disposition
must be maintained for a period of six (6) years.
Controlled Substances records
How long must the following be These records shall include:
maintained?
Records of acquisition A. A current dated and signed inventory of all controlled substances on hand on the
Records of disposition inventory date;
B. Complete and accurate records of receipt of all controlled substances;
C. Complete and accurate records of disposition of all controlled substances.
Inventory records must be maintained for According to Mississippi State Pharmacy Law, inventory records must be maintained
at least for a period of at least two years from the date of such inventory or record.
[Mississippi Pharmacy Acts 73-21-119(1)]. The label of the container of any drug
product which is sold within the State of Mississippi for resale at retail and which
requires a prescription to be dispensed at retail shall contain at a
The label of the container of any drug
minimum:
product which is sold within the State of
Mississippi for resale at retail and which
a. the name of the manufacturer of the final dosage unit,
requires a prescription to be dispensed at
retail shall contain at a minimum:
b. expiration date if applicable,
c. batch or lot number and national drug code.
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True, [Mississippi Pharmacy Regulations Article: XV Section:(1)].
Prescriptions for drugs which are 1. Prescriptions for drugs which are controlled substances as defined by the
controlled substances as defined by the Mississippi Uniform Controlled Substances Law shall not be transferred.
Mississippi Uniform Controlled Substances
Law shall not be transferred. 2. Prescriptions for noncontrolled drugs may be transferred orally by telephone or
electronically by pharmacists between pharmacies for the purpose of refill
dispensing.
, All, [Mississippi Pharmacy Act 73-21-91].
(1). Every pharmacist shall renew his license annually. To renew his license, a
pharmacist shall:
(a). Submit an application for renewal on the form prescribed by the board;
(b). Submit satisfactory evidence of the completion in the last licensure period of
such continuing education units as shall be required by the board, but in no case less
than one (1) ccontinuing education unit in the last licensure period.
Which of the following statements is/are
TRUE about renewing a pharmacist (c) (i). Pay any renewal fees as required by the board, not to exceed One Hundred
license? Dollars ($ 100.00) for each annual licensing period, provided that the board may add
a surcharge of not more than Five Dollars ($ 5.00) to a license renewal fee to fund a
I. Every pharmacist shall renew his license program to aid impaired pharmacists or pharmacy students. Any pharmacist license
annually. renewal received postmarked after December 31 of the renewal period will be
returned and a Fifty Dollar ($50.00) late renewal fee will be assessed before renewal.
II. Any pharmacist who has defaulted in
license renewal may be reinstated within 2 (ii). The license fee for a pharmacy benefit manager shall be set by the board, but
years upon payment of renewal fees and shall not exceed Five Hundred Dollars ($ 500.00). Any license renewal received
presentation of evidence of the required postmarked after December 31 of the renewal period will be returned and a Five
continuing education. Hundred Dollar ($ 500.00) late renewal fee will be assessed before renewal.
III. Any pharmacist defaulting in license (2). Any pharmacist who has defaulted in license renewal may be reinstated within 2
renewal for a period in excess of 2 years years upon payment of renewal fees and presentation of evidence of the required
shall be required to successfully complete continuing education.
the examination taken by the board before
being eligible for reinstatement as a (3). Any pharmacist defaulting in license renewal for a period in excess of 2 years
pharmacist in Mississippi. shall be required to successfully complete the examination taken by the board
before being eligible for reinstatement as a pharmacist in Mississippi.
OR
(4). Shall be required to appear before the board to be examined for his
competence and knowledge of the practice of pharmacy, and may be required to
submit evidence of continuing education.
If the person is found fit by the board to practice pharmacy in this state, the board
may reinstate his license to practice pharmacy upon payment of all renewal fees.
50 days, [Mississippi Pharmacy Regulations Article: XX Section:(1),(A),(1)].
1. The prescription is for a nursing home patient or for a patient who is receiving long
term therapy as a home health patient or a patient who is terminally ill as defined by
the Federal Health Care Financing Administration (42 CFR 418.3).
Duration of time from the date of issuance
for partial fill of a prescription for a patient 2. If such a prescription is partially filled, the pharmacist must record on the back of
in a long-term care facility or who is the prescription or on another appropriate uniformly maintained record the date of
terminally ill must be completed each partial filling, the quantity dispensed, the remaining quantity authorized to be
dispensed, the remaining quantity authorized to be dispensed and the identity of the
dispensing pharmacist.
3. All partial filling of the prescription must be completed within 50 days of the date
of issuance of the prescription.
, If the prescription is for an animal, the prescription shall state the species of animal
Animal prescription requirements for which the drug is prescribed and the full name and address of the owner of the
animal.
[Mississippi Pharmacy Acts 73-21-107].
(1). The board or its representative may enter and inspect, during reasonable hours, a
facility which has obtained or applied for a permit relative to the following:
(a). Drug storage and security;
(b). Equipment;
(c). Sanitary conditions; or
(d). Records, reports, or other documents required to be kept or made under this
chapter or the Uniform Controlled Substances Law (Section 41-29-101 et seq.) or
rules and regulations adopted under such laws.
(2). Prior to an entry and inspection, the board representative shall state his purpose
and present appropriate credentials to the owner, pharmacist or agent in charge of a
Board Inspection, the board or its facility.
representative may enter and inspect,
during reasonable hours, records, reports, (3). The board representative may:
or other documents relative to:
(a). Inspect and copy records, reports, and other documents required to be kept or
made under this chapter, the Uniform Controlled Substances Law, or rules and
regulations adopted under such laws;
(b). Inspect, within reasonable limits and in a reasonable manner, a facility's storage,
equipment, security, records, or prescription drugs or devices; or
(c). Inventory any stock of any prescription drugs or devices in the facility.
(4). Unless the owner, pharmacist, or agent in charge of the facility consents in
writing, an inspection authorized by this section may not extend to:
(a). Financial data;
(b). Sales data other than shipment data; or
(c). Pricing data
G. E. Metoprolol, (Mylan), [Mississippi Pharmacy Acts 73-21-119(2)].
A pharmacist has substituted generic
Whenever product selection is made, the pharmacist shall indicate on the label of
Metoprolol (Mfg: Mylan) for the prescribed
the dispensed container the initials "G.E." and the proprietary name of the product
brand name Lopressor (Mfg: Pfizer). Which
dispensed or the
of the following shall be placed on
generic name of the product dispensed and its manufacturer either written in full or
dispensing label?
appropriately abbreviated, unless the prescriber indicates that the name of the drug
product shall not appear on the label.
[Mississippi Pharmacy Regulations Article: XIII Section:(2)].
Duration prescription records kept on file According to Mississippi State Pharmacy Law, the prescription record should be kept
on file for six years from the date of dispensing,
, A pharmacist licensed by the Mississippi State Board of Pharmacy may dispense a
one-time emergency dispensing of a prescription of up to a seventy-two-hour
supply of a prescribed medication in the event the pharmacist is unable to contact
the prescriber to obtain refill authorization, provided that:
(a). The prescription is not for a controlled substance;
(b). In the pharmacist's professional judgment, the interruption of therapy might
reasonably produce undesirable health consequences or may cause physical or
mental discomfort;
Emergency dispensing, not for a controlled
(c). The dispensing pharmacist notifies the prescriber or his/her agent of the
substance:
emergency dispensing within seven (7) working days (NOT 72 hours) after the one-
How much of a supply can you give?
time emergency dispensing;
Within what time frame must you notify the
prescriber?
(d). The pharmacist properly records the dispensing as a separate non-refillable
prescription. Said document shall be filed as is required of all other prescription
records.
This document shall be serially numbered and contain all information required of
other prescriptions. In addition it shall contain the number of the prescription from
which it was refilled; and
(e). The pharmacist shall record on the new document the circumstances that warrant
this emergency dispensing. This emergency dispensing shall be done only in the
permitted facility that contains the non-refillable prescription.
Every facility permitted by the Board of Pharmacy shall keep complete and accurate
records of the acquisition and disposition of all controlled substances. Records of
acquisition must be maintained for a period of two (2) years. Records of disposition
must be maintained for a period of six (6) years.
Controlled Substances records
How long must the following be These records shall include:
maintained?
Records of acquisition A. A current dated and signed inventory of all controlled substances on hand on the
Records of disposition inventory date;
B. Complete and accurate records of receipt of all controlled substances;
C. Complete and accurate records of disposition of all controlled substances.
Inventory records must be maintained for According to Mississippi State Pharmacy Law, inventory records must be maintained
at least for a period of at least two years from the date of such inventory or record.
[Mississippi Pharmacy Acts 73-21-119(1)]. The label of the container of any drug
product which is sold within the State of Mississippi for resale at retail and which
requires a prescription to be dispensed at retail shall contain at a
The label of the container of any drug
minimum:
product which is sold within the State of
Mississippi for resale at retail and which
a. the name of the manufacturer of the final dosage unit,
requires a prescription to be dispensed at
retail shall contain at a minimum:
b. expiration date if applicable,
c. batch or lot number and national drug code.
