CT MPJE ACTUAL EXAM BANK |725 COMPLETE AND GRADED
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2026 LATEST UPDATED | 100% GRADED
CORRECT | 100% GUARANTEED TO PASS | GET A+
What is in a prescription Record? (non-controlled)
What are the additional things necessary on controlled scripts? - (ANSWER)Patient's Name (If
pet, species and owner's name)
Patient's Address
Date the Prescription is issued
Name of the medication
Dosage
Strength
Quantity
Refills
Directions to use
Cautionary statements
Prescriber's name (Also prescriber's signature)
,Prescriber's address
RX Serial number
Date Script is filled/refilled on face/back of script
Retail price of generic substitute
Dispensing pharmacist's initials
For controlled: Need Prescriber DEA# and Age of patient (or indication of adult/child)
****Prescriber signatures are necessary if the medication is controlled or if the script is written.
NDC how many digits and how are the digits split? - (ANSWER)11 digits, first 5=
manufacturer, 4= Drug ID, 2= package size
What are things on Prescription record (Rx itself) not needed on RX label? -
(ANSWER)Prescriber address (technically its needed if its a controlled medication)
Dosage form of Medication
,Retail price of generic substitution
Dispensing pharmacist initials
How long to file prescriptions? - (ANSWER)3 years
**Controlled substances must be filed in separate files.
How many prescriptions on schedule II pad? - (ANSWER)One only
**non CII meds can be put on to one prescription.
T/F- All prescription must be written in ink, indelible pencil or typewriter. No duplicate, carbon,
photographic copies or rubber-stamped orders are valid prescriptions. - (ANSWER)True
Prescription record requirements, non controlled drug - (ANSWER)patients name, animal name
and owner, address, date Rx issued, name of med, strength of med, quantity, directions,
, cautionary statements, refills, prescriber and address, date rx filled, serial number, pharmacist
initials, retail price of generic substitute
Prescription record- controlled - (ANSWER)patients name, animal name and owner, address,
date Rx issued, name of med, strength of med, quantity, directions, cautionary statements, refills,
prescriber and address, date rx filled, serial number, pharmacist initials, retail price of generic
substitute
Specific- patient age or adult/child, DEA
Prescription label- non controlled - (ANSWER)pharmacy name and address, patient name,
name of medication, strength, quantity, directions, cautionary, expiration, serial number, date
dispensed, prescribers name
***Pharmacist shall label the prescription container with the name of the dispensed drug
product. If the dispensed drug product does not have a brand name, the prescription label shall
indicate the generic name of the drug dispensed along with manufacturer or distributor.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2026 LATEST UPDATED | 100% GRADED
CORRECT | 100% GUARANTEED TO PASS | GET A+
What is in a prescription Record? (non-controlled)
What are the additional things necessary on controlled scripts? - (ANSWER)Patient's Name (If
pet, species and owner's name)
Patient's Address
Date the Prescription is issued
Name of the medication
Dosage
Strength
Quantity
Refills
Directions to use
Cautionary statements
Prescriber's name (Also prescriber's signature)
,Prescriber's address
RX Serial number
Date Script is filled/refilled on face/back of script
Retail price of generic substitute
Dispensing pharmacist's initials
For controlled: Need Prescriber DEA# and Age of patient (or indication of adult/child)
****Prescriber signatures are necessary if the medication is controlled or if the script is written.
NDC how many digits and how are the digits split? - (ANSWER)11 digits, first 5=
manufacturer, 4= Drug ID, 2= package size
What are things on Prescription record (Rx itself) not needed on RX label? -
(ANSWER)Prescriber address (technically its needed if its a controlled medication)
Dosage form of Medication
,Retail price of generic substitution
Dispensing pharmacist initials
How long to file prescriptions? - (ANSWER)3 years
**Controlled substances must be filed in separate files.
How many prescriptions on schedule II pad? - (ANSWER)One only
**non CII meds can be put on to one prescription.
T/F- All prescription must be written in ink, indelible pencil or typewriter. No duplicate, carbon,
photographic copies or rubber-stamped orders are valid prescriptions. - (ANSWER)True
Prescription record requirements, non controlled drug - (ANSWER)patients name, animal name
and owner, address, date Rx issued, name of med, strength of med, quantity, directions,
, cautionary statements, refills, prescriber and address, date rx filled, serial number, pharmacist
initials, retail price of generic substitute
Prescription record- controlled - (ANSWER)patients name, animal name and owner, address,
date Rx issued, name of med, strength of med, quantity, directions, cautionary statements, refills,
prescriber and address, date rx filled, serial number, pharmacist initials, retail price of generic
substitute
Specific- patient age or adult/child, DEA
Prescription label- non controlled - (ANSWER)pharmacy name and address, patient name,
name of medication, strength, quantity, directions, cautionary, expiration, serial number, date
dispensed, prescribers name
***Pharmacist shall label the prescription container with the name of the dispensed drug
product. If the dispensed drug product does not have a brand name, the prescription label shall
indicate the generic name of the drug dispensed along with manufacturer or distributor.
