INDIANA MPJE FINAL PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ Rehab Notification of the Board. Answer: 1 Immediately if the
program believes there is imminent danger to the public or to the
impaired pharmacist
2 In a timely fashion of the pharmacist refuses to cooperate with the
program, submit to treatment or if the pharmacists impairments is
not substantially alleviated through treatment
◉ probationary license. Answer: 1 Regularly report to the board on
the matters requiring a probationary license
2 limit practice to those areas prescribed by the board
3 continue or renew professional education
4 Engage in community service as directed by the board
5 perform or refrain from performing an act that the board consider
appropriate to the public interest
◉ Class I Pharmacy Permit. Answer: A retail permit for a pharmacy
that provides care by the dispensing of a drug or device
◉ Class II Pharmacy Permit. Answer: An institutional pharmacy
permit for hospitals, clinics, health care facilities, nursing home, or
,dispensaries that offer pharmaceutical care by dispensing a drug
product to an inpatient under a drug order or to an outpatient of the
institution under a prescription
◉ Class III Pharmacy Permit. Answer: Permit for a pharmacy that
provides closed door, central fill, mail order or other processing
operations that are not open to the public
◉ A Class II Permit Dispensing may dispense drugs of devices to the
following. Answer: 1 an employee, student or volunteer of the
hospital or health system
2 a retiree of the hospital or health system
3 an independent contractor with an exclusive relationship with the
hospital or health system
4 Member of hospital governing board
5 a member of the hospital health system medical staff
◉ Pharmacist tech and intern ratio. Answer: One pharmacist may
not supervise more that 6 interns, techs and techs in training and no
more than 3 techs in training at once.
◉ Pharmacist Absence. Answer: Category I and III may be open to
general public without a pharmacy on duty if there is approval by
the board, all medications that are prescription only are locked, a
sign that states "the prescription department is closed, no
, pharmacist on duty", and only the pharmacist has access to the
secured area.
◉ When an institutional pharmacy is closed the pharmacist in
charge is responsible for. Answer: 1 Ensuring appropriately listed
drugs are available
2 only prepackaged drugs are available
3 drugs that are used are accompanied by a physician order
4 all orders that are within the cabinet are reviewed within 24
hours.
◉ Absence of a pharmacist in a Class II pharmacy. Answer: 1
supervisory nurse may have access to the pharmacy. This access
must be for a medication that is required to treat the immediate
needs of a patient
◉ Orange Book. Answer: gives information on which
pharmaceutically equivalents are also therapeutic equivalents
◉ Orange Book Exception. Answer: Cannot substitute a prescription
for a generic if written for a brand name drug by a vet
◉ Generic substitution-Prescription Form. Answer: DAW must be on
left
WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ Rehab Notification of the Board. Answer: 1 Immediately if the
program believes there is imminent danger to the public or to the
impaired pharmacist
2 In a timely fashion of the pharmacist refuses to cooperate with the
program, submit to treatment or if the pharmacists impairments is
not substantially alleviated through treatment
◉ probationary license. Answer: 1 Regularly report to the board on
the matters requiring a probationary license
2 limit practice to those areas prescribed by the board
3 continue or renew professional education
4 Engage in community service as directed by the board
5 perform or refrain from performing an act that the board consider
appropriate to the public interest
◉ Class I Pharmacy Permit. Answer: A retail permit for a pharmacy
that provides care by the dispensing of a drug or device
◉ Class II Pharmacy Permit. Answer: An institutional pharmacy
permit for hospitals, clinics, health care facilities, nursing home, or
,dispensaries that offer pharmaceutical care by dispensing a drug
product to an inpatient under a drug order or to an outpatient of the
institution under a prescription
◉ Class III Pharmacy Permit. Answer: Permit for a pharmacy that
provides closed door, central fill, mail order or other processing
operations that are not open to the public
◉ A Class II Permit Dispensing may dispense drugs of devices to the
following. Answer: 1 an employee, student or volunteer of the
hospital or health system
2 a retiree of the hospital or health system
3 an independent contractor with an exclusive relationship with the
hospital or health system
4 Member of hospital governing board
5 a member of the hospital health system medical staff
◉ Pharmacist tech and intern ratio. Answer: One pharmacist may
not supervise more that 6 interns, techs and techs in training and no
more than 3 techs in training at once.
◉ Pharmacist Absence. Answer: Category I and III may be open to
general public without a pharmacy on duty if there is approval by
the board, all medications that are prescription only are locked, a
sign that states "the prescription department is closed, no
, pharmacist on duty", and only the pharmacist has access to the
secured area.
◉ When an institutional pharmacy is closed the pharmacist in
charge is responsible for. Answer: 1 Ensuring appropriately listed
drugs are available
2 only prepackaged drugs are available
3 drugs that are used are accompanied by a physician order
4 all orders that are within the cabinet are reviewed within 24
hours.
◉ Absence of a pharmacist in a Class II pharmacy. Answer: 1
supervisory nurse may have access to the pharmacy. This access
must be for a medication that is required to treat the immediate
needs of a patient
◉ Orange Book. Answer: gives information on which
pharmaceutically equivalents are also therapeutic equivalents
◉ Orange Book Exception. Answer: Cannot substitute a prescription
for a generic if written for a brand name drug by a vet
◉ Generic substitution-Prescription Form. Answer: DAW must be on
left
