DC LAW 2026 A+ EXAM SOLUTIONS
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Who is responsible for appointing members to the DC Board of Pharmacy?
a. President
b. Mayor
c. Director of the Board
d. Healthcare Administrator of the State
✔✔ B
Explanation:
Under D.C. Code Title 3, Subchapter XIII, Section-1202.08, the Mayor has the
authority to appoint members to the Board of Pharmacy. The Board consists of 7
members, with 5 being licensed pharmacists and 2 consumer members. Members
are appointed for a 3-year term, with an initial term structure as follows:
2 members for 1 year
2 members for 2 years
3 members for 3 years
T or F
Burglaries and damage to a pharmacy or its contents by fire, flood, or other causes
shall be reported immediately to the District of Columbia State Pharmacy Board. -
ANSWER✔✔F
([D.C. Code Title 47-2885.09(d)].
, Burglaries and damage to a pharmacy or its contents by fire, flood, or other causes
shall be reported immediately to the Mayor of the District of Columbia.
Neither drugs nor other merchandise shall be dispensed, sold, held for sale, or
given away in any pharmacy damaged by fire, flood, or other causes until the
Mayor has determined that the merchandise is not adulterated or otherwise unfit
for sale, use, or consumption. )
T or F
The partial filling of Morphine sulfate for terminally ill patients must be done
within 72 hours from the initial filling. -ANSWER✔✔F
(DCMR Title 22 Chapter 13 1307.1, 1307.2 and 1307.3].
A Prescription for Schedule II controlled substance for a patient in a Long Term
Care Facility (LTCF) or for a patient with a medical diagnosis documenting a
terminal illness may be filled in partial quantities to include individual dosage units
and in accordance with federal law.
The total quantity of Schedule II controlled substances dispensed in all partial
fillings must not exceed the total quantity prescribed; and Schedule II prescriptions
for patients in a LTCF or patients with a medical diagnosis documenting a terminal
illness shall be valid for a period not to exceed sixty (60) days from the issue date
unless sooner terminated by the discontinuance of medication.)
Who may keep keys for a pharmacy?
I. a licensed pharmacist
II. a proprietor of the pharmacy
WITH TRUSTED ANSWERS,
COMPREHENSIVE CONTENT, AND
UNMATCHED SUCCESS
Who is responsible for appointing members to the DC Board of Pharmacy?
a. President
b. Mayor
c. Director of the Board
d. Healthcare Administrator of the State
✔✔ B
Explanation:
Under D.C. Code Title 3, Subchapter XIII, Section-1202.08, the Mayor has the
authority to appoint members to the Board of Pharmacy. The Board consists of 7
members, with 5 being licensed pharmacists and 2 consumer members. Members
are appointed for a 3-year term, with an initial term structure as follows:
2 members for 1 year
2 members for 2 years
3 members for 3 years
T or F
Burglaries and damage to a pharmacy or its contents by fire, flood, or other causes
shall be reported immediately to the District of Columbia State Pharmacy Board. -
ANSWER✔✔F
([D.C. Code Title 47-2885.09(d)].
, Burglaries and damage to a pharmacy or its contents by fire, flood, or other causes
shall be reported immediately to the Mayor of the District of Columbia.
Neither drugs nor other merchandise shall be dispensed, sold, held for sale, or
given away in any pharmacy damaged by fire, flood, or other causes until the
Mayor has determined that the merchandise is not adulterated or otherwise unfit
for sale, use, or consumption. )
T or F
The partial filling of Morphine sulfate for terminally ill patients must be done
within 72 hours from the initial filling. -ANSWER✔✔F
(DCMR Title 22 Chapter 13 1307.1, 1307.2 and 1307.3].
A Prescription for Schedule II controlled substance for a patient in a Long Term
Care Facility (LTCF) or for a patient with a medical diagnosis documenting a
terminal illness may be filled in partial quantities to include individual dosage units
and in accordance with federal law.
The total quantity of Schedule II controlled substances dispensed in all partial
fillings must not exceed the total quantity prescribed; and Schedule II prescriptions
for patients in a LTCF or patients with a medical diagnosis documenting a terminal
illness shall be valid for a period not to exceed sixty (60) days from the issue date
unless sooner terminated by the discontinuance of medication.)
Who may keep keys for a pharmacy?
I. a licensed pharmacist
II. a proprietor of the pharmacy
