PCT NATIONAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE EXAM
SCRIPT 2026 COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS
WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥ How long must you keep records of drugs donated to indigent
facilities? Answer: 5 years (keep manifest)
⩥ Label Requirements for non-controlled drugs (Federal) Answer: 1)
name & address of pharmacy
2) serial number of prescription
3) date of prescription issuance or date filled
4) name of prescriber
5) name of patient, if stated
6) directions for use, including precautions, as indicated on the
prescription
7) "call your doctor for medical advice about side-effects. you may
report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088." May distribute by:
sticker attached to container, pre-printed prescription vial cap, on a
separate sheet of paper, in consumer medication information, or in
appropriate FDA-approved MedGuide.
⩥ Label Requirements for non-controlled drugs (Kansas) Answer: 1)
name, address, & telephone number of pharmacy
2) identification number of the prescription
, 3) date prescription filled or refilled
4) name of prescriber
5) full name of patient
6) adequate directions for use
7) beyond-use date
8) brand name OR generic name
9) manufacturer OR distributor
10) drug strength
11) contents in terms of: weight, measure, or numerical count
12) necessary auxiliary labels and storage instructions, if needed
13) MUST BE TYPED OR MACHINE PRINTED
⩥ Additional label requirements for controlled substances (Federal)
Answer: 1) date of initial dispensing
2) Transfer label: "Caution: Federal Law prohibits the transfer of this
drug to any person other than the person for whom it was prescribed."
EXCEPTION: C5's do NOT need transfer label.
⩥ Additional label requirements for controlled substances (Kansas)
Answer: 1) date of initial filling
⩥ Label requirements for PARENTERAL products (Federal) Answer:
same as 1-6 in non-controlled federal section
SCRIPT 2026 COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS
WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥ How long must you keep records of drugs donated to indigent
facilities? Answer: 5 years (keep manifest)
⩥ Label Requirements for non-controlled drugs (Federal) Answer: 1)
name & address of pharmacy
2) serial number of prescription
3) date of prescription issuance or date filled
4) name of prescriber
5) name of patient, if stated
6) directions for use, including precautions, as indicated on the
prescription
7) "call your doctor for medical advice about side-effects. you may
report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088." May distribute by:
sticker attached to container, pre-printed prescription vial cap, on a
separate sheet of paper, in consumer medication information, or in
appropriate FDA-approved MedGuide.
⩥ Label Requirements for non-controlled drugs (Kansas) Answer: 1)
name, address, & telephone number of pharmacy
2) identification number of the prescription
, 3) date prescription filled or refilled
4) name of prescriber
5) full name of patient
6) adequate directions for use
7) beyond-use date
8) brand name OR generic name
9) manufacturer OR distributor
10) drug strength
11) contents in terms of: weight, measure, or numerical count
12) necessary auxiliary labels and storage instructions, if needed
13) MUST BE TYPED OR MACHINE PRINTED
⩥ Additional label requirements for controlled substances (Federal)
Answer: 1) date of initial dispensing
2) Transfer label: "Caution: Federal Law prohibits the transfer of this
drug to any person other than the person for whom it was prescribed."
EXCEPTION: C5's do NOT need transfer label.
⩥ Additional label requirements for controlled substances (Kansas)
Answer: 1) date of initial filling
⩥ Label requirements for PARENTERAL products (Federal) Answer:
same as 1-6 in non-controlled federal section
