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What score is needed to pass the 70% to pass
pharmacy law exam?
How many attempts do you get to Two attempts
pass the Arkansas pharmacy law > Must appear before the board if a 3rd attempt is
exam? needed
Federal laws e.g., Controlled Substances Act - passed by Congress
and signed into law byPOTUS. All states must abide
by federal laws that are enforced by federal agencies
(DEA,FBI, US Attorney Offices)
,Pharmacy Practice Act is state law, passed by the General Assembly. If there's
a conflict with federal law, the federal laws prevail
(known as "federal preemption"). Generally, state law
scan be more strict than federal laws, but not more
permissive or less strict.
Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy members serve by appointment from the Governor,
"The Board" promulgate the regulations that further detail specifics
that the Act deals with more generally. Represent a
cross-section of the State's population and oversee
the practice of pharmacy in Arkansas.
Pharmacy Practice Act begins with (17-92-XXX)
Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy (17 CAR § 160-XXX)
Rules begin with
The Board consists of 8 members: 6 pharmacist members and a consumer-
representative member and senior citizen-
representative member.
Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy the Governor
positions are appointed by the
What are the term lengths for the 6 years
Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy
(ASBP)?
Describe the election process for may host elections for pharmacists to run for a
Arkansas Pharmacists Association recommendation to the Governor to fill a vacancy, but
he is not bound by the recommendation.
APA (Arkansas Pharmacists is a private group that lobbies for bills and regulatory
Association) changes, but it does not have authority to make or
revise the laws or regulations
,In order to serve on the Arkansas State 5 years
Board of Pharmacy (ASBP), how many
years must you practice?
Describe the duties of the Arkansas • Usually meet every other month
State Board of Pharmacy (ASBP)
• Review applications, hold hearings in disciplinary
and licensure matters, seek public comment on
proposed regulatory changes
• Regularly meet "informally"
• There are special "Emergency Hearings" as needed
• Works with Arkansas Department of Health-
Pharmacy Services & DrugControl, DEA, and other
agencies to set policies strengthening the control of
drugs in the state and fighting drug diversion.
Pharmacy Practice Act (A.C.A. 17-92-101 • Defines the practice of pharmacy in Arkansas
et seq) does what? • Details the requirements for licensure in Arkansas
• Outlines who can do what
• Establishes the authority of the Arkansas State Board
of Pharmacy
• Contemplates further specifics and directives
through regulations
Pharmacy Practice Act controls what certain terms mean in the context of pharmacy
practice inArkansas
, What are examples of the definitions in – “Drug” – shall include all medicines and
the Pharmacy Practice Act? preparations recognized in the United
StatesPharmacopoeia or the National Formulary as
substances intended to be used for the care,
mitigation, or prevention of disease of either man or
other animals
.– “Supervision” – means under the direct charge or
direction of and does not contemplate any continued
absence of such supervision.
Drug shall include all medicines and preparations
recognized in the United States Pharmacopoeia or the
National Formulary as substances intended to be
used for the care, mitigation, or prevention of disease
of either man or other animals
Supervision means under the direct charge or direction of and
does not contemplate any continued absence of such
supervision.
What are the qualifications of • Not less than 21 years old
Applicants for Examination as a
Pharmacist? • Of "good moral character and temperate habits"
• Graduate of a Board approved pharmacy degree
program
- Or, graduated from a foreign program meeting
certain criteria
• Comply with Board Regulations and pay fees
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Terms in this set (224)
What score is needed to pass the 70% to pass
pharmacy law exam?
How many attempts do you get to Two attempts
pass the Arkansas pharmacy law > Must appear before the board if a 3rd attempt is
exam? needed
Federal laws e.g., Controlled Substances Act - passed by Congress
and signed into law byPOTUS. All states must abide
by federal laws that are enforced by federal agencies
(DEA,FBI, US Attorney Offices)
,Pharmacy Practice Act is state law, passed by the General Assembly. If there's
a conflict with federal law, the federal laws prevail
(known as "federal preemption"). Generally, state law
scan be more strict than federal laws, but not more
permissive or less strict.
Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy members serve by appointment from the Governor,
"The Board" promulgate the regulations that further detail specifics
that the Act deals with more generally. Represent a
cross-section of the State's population and oversee
the practice of pharmacy in Arkansas.
Pharmacy Practice Act begins with (17-92-XXX)
Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy (17 CAR § 160-XXX)
Rules begin with
The Board consists of 8 members: 6 pharmacist members and a consumer-
representative member and senior citizen-
representative member.
Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy the Governor
positions are appointed by the
What are the term lengths for the 6 years
Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy
(ASBP)?
Describe the election process for may host elections for pharmacists to run for a
Arkansas Pharmacists Association recommendation to the Governor to fill a vacancy, but
he is not bound by the recommendation.
APA (Arkansas Pharmacists is a private group that lobbies for bills and regulatory
Association) changes, but it does not have authority to make or
revise the laws or regulations
,In order to serve on the Arkansas State 5 years
Board of Pharmacy (ASBP), how many
years must you practice?
Describe the duties of the Arkansas • Usually meet every other month
State Board of Pharmacy (ASBP)
• Review applications, hold hearings in disciplinary
and licensure matters, seek public comment on
proposed regulatory changes
• Regularly meet "informally"
• There are special "Emergency Hearings" as needed
• Works with Arkansas Department of Health-
Pharmacy Services & DrugControl, DEA, and other
agencies to set policies strengthening the control of
drugs in the state and fighting drug diversion.
Pharmacy Practice Act (A.C.A. 17-92-101 • Defines the practice of pharmacy in Arkansas
et seq) does what? • Details the requirements for licensure in Arkansas
• Outlines who can do what
• Establishes the authority of the Arkansas State Board
of Pharmacy
• Contemplates further specifics and directives
through regulations
Pharmacy Practice Act controls what certain terms mean in the context of pharmacy
practice inArkansas
, What are examples of the definitions in – “Drug” – shall include all medicines and
the Pharmacy Practice Act? preparations recognized in the United
StatesPharmacopoeia or the National Formulary as
substances intended to be used for the care,
mitigation, or prevention of disease of either man or
other animals
.– “Supervision” – means under the direct charge or
direction of and does not contemplate any continued
absence of such supervision.
Drug shall include all medicines and preparations
recognized in the United States Pharmacopoeia or the
National Formulary as substances intended to be
used for the care, mitigation, or prevention of disease
of either man or other animals
Supervision means under the direct charge or direction of and
does not contemplate any continued absence of such
supervision.
What are the qualifications of • Not less than 21 years old
Applicants for Examination as a
Pharmacist? • Of "good moral character and temperate habits"
• Graduate of a Board approved pharmacy degree
program
- Or, graduated from a foreign program meeting
certain criteria
• Comply with Board Regulations and pay fees
