CT MPJE ACTUAL FINAL EXAM |120 COMPLETE AND GRADED
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2026 LATEST UPDATED | 100% GRADED
CORRECT | 100% GUARANTEED TO PASS | GET A+
what are the required elements for a prescription for a human patient? - (ANSWER)related to
the prescriber:
1. written signature/name (if it's a written Rx, you must have the "wet" signature)
2. address
related to the patient:
1. name
2. address
related to the prescription:
1. date
2. medication: name, dosage form, strength, and quantity
3. directions for use
4. any required cautionary statements
5. refills
,what are the required elements for a prescription for an animal patient? - (ANSWER)related to
the prescriber:
1. written signature
2. address
related to the animal:
1. name of owner
2. address of owner
3. species of animal
related to the prescription:
1. date
2. medication: name, dosage form, strength, and amount of the drug prescribed
3. directions for use
4. any required cautionary statements
5. refills
what are the required elements for a prescription for a controlled medication? -
(ANSWER)related to the prescriber:
,1. name (if C-II, you must have the wet signature)
2. address
3. Federal registry number of the practitioner
related to the patient:
1. name
2. address
3. whether the patient is an adult or child or give the age
related to the prescription:
1. date
2. medication: name, dosage form, strength, and amount of the drug prescribed
4. directions for use
5. required cautionary statements
6. refills
can you put multiple prescriptions onto one prescription blank? - (ANSWER)yes, except for C-
II prescriptions
, do you need a photo ID to release controlled substances? - (ANSWER)if the person picking up
is not known to the pharmacist, then the pharmacist must ask for the photo ID before releasing
this DOES not apply in institutional settings and LTC facilities
what changes can pharmacists make in C-II prescriptions? - (ANSWER)without prescriber
authority:
1. patient's address
2. patient's age
3. patient's DOB
with prescriber authority:
1. dosage form
2. drug strength
3. drug quantity
4. directions for use
CANNOT CHANGE/ADD:
1. name of patient
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2026 LATEST UPDATED | 100% GRADED
CORRECT | 100% GUARANTEED TO PASS | GET A+
what are the required elements for a prescription for a human patient? - (ANSWER)related to
the prescriber:
1. written signature/name (if it's a written Rx, you must have the "wet" signature)
2. address
related to the patient:
1. name
2. address
related to the prescription:
1. date
2. medication: name, dosage form, strength, and quantity
3. directions for use
4. any required cautionary statements
5. refills
,what are the required elements for a prescription for an animal patient? - (ANSWER)related to
the prescriber:
1. written signature
2. address
related to the animal:
1. name of owner
2. address of owner
3. species of animal
related to the prescription:
1. date
2. medication: name, dosage form, strength, and amount of the drug prescribed
3. directions for use
4. any required cautionary statements
5. refills
what are the required elements for a prescription for a controlled medication? -
(ANSWER)related to the prescriber:
,1. name (if C-II, you must have the wet signature)
2. address
3. Federal registry number of the practitioner
related to the patient:
1. name
2. address
3. whether the patient is an adult or child or give the age
related to the prescription:
1. date
2. medication: name, dosage form, strength, and amount of the drug prescribed
4. directions for use
5. required cautionary statements
6. refills
can you put multiple prescriptions onto one prescription blank? - (ANSWER)yes, except for C-
II prescriptions
, do you need a photo ID to release controlled substances? - (ANSWER)if the person picking up
is not known to the pharmacist, then the pharmacist must ask for the photo ID before releasing
this DOES not apply in institutional settings and LTC facilities
what changes can pharmacists make in C-II prescriptions? - (ANSWER)without prescriber
authority:
1. patient's address
2. patient's age
3. patient's DOB
with prescriber authority:
1. dosage form
2. drug strength
3. drug quantity
4. directions for use
CANNOT CHANGE/ADD:
1. name of patient
