IL MPJE ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS COMPLETE TEST
PAPER
●● circumstances in which controlled substance can be returned to the
pharmacy:
Answer: If there is a dispensing error, drug recall, or the pharmacy is
registered as an "authorized collector"
●● Who can be an authorized collector of controlled substances?
Answer: manufacturers, distributors, reverse distributors, narcotic
treatment programs, retail pharmacies, or hospital/clinic with an on-site
pharmacy, & law enforcement agencies
**physicians/practitioners, hospitals/clinics w/o a pharmacy cannot be
an authorized collector of controlled substances
●● methods for an authorized collector to take back controlled
substances
Answer: maintaining collection receptacles, or administering a mail-
back program
●● Are law enforcement agencies required to register with the DEA to
collect controlled substances?
,Answer: No
●● Classifications of DEA registration
Answer: 1. manufacturer
2. distributor
3. dispenser (C-II thru C-V)
4. research (C-II thru C-V)
5. instructional activities
6. narcotic treatment programs
7. research with controlled substances
8. chemical analysis
9. importer
10. detox compounder
●● What DEA registration does a prescriber apply for?
Answer: 3. dispenser
●● Can the IL and DEA registration be limited by schedule?
Answer: Yes, a practitioner can have a DEA registration for just C-III,
IV, V substances
The dispenser can voluntarily limit their registration, or the DEA can
limit a dispenser's registration
,●● Categories for controlled substance registration
Answer: II narcotic
II non-narcotic
III narcotic
III non-narcotic
IV
V
●● who can be the applicant for a controlled substance registration with
DEA?
Answer: applicant must be an owner, active partner, or any corporate
officer
in a corporation any officer or director can complete the form, and then
authorize a POA
●● Power of Attorney
Answer: a registrant may authorize "one or more individuals" to issue
orders for C-I and C-II substances on the registrant's behalf
The POA paperwork must remain on site (not sent to DEA) with the
executed 222 forms
, ●● Pharmacy DEA registration
Answer: pharmacies register as a dispenser of C-II thru C-V via the
DEA Form 224
●● What form does pharmacy use to register as a dispenser?
Answer: DEA Form 224, and a DEA 224a is used for renewal every 3
years
●● did not do from page 12-26
Answer: go back and make these if needed
●● prescription requirements
Answer: signed and dated
full name and address of patient
name, address, DEA of prescriber
drug name, strength, dosage form, #
directions for use
●● who is authorized to prescribe controls under federal law?
Answer: federal law defers to state law
●● who is authorized to prescribe controls under IL law?
CORRECT ANSWERS COMPLETE TEST
PAPER
●● circumstances in which controlled substance can be returned to the
pharmacy:
Answer: If there is a dispensing error, drug recall, or the pharmacy is
registered as an "authorized collector"
●● Who can be an authorized collector of controlled substances?
Answer: manufacturers, distributors, reverse distributors, narcotic
treatment programs, retail pharmacies, or hospital/clinic with an on-site
pharmacy, & law enforcement agencies
**physicians/practitioners, hospitals/clinics w/o a pharmacy cannot be
an authorized collector of controlled substances
●● methods for an authorized collector to take back controlled
substances
Answer: maintaining collection receptacles, or administering a mail-
back program
●● Are law enforcement agencies required to register with the DEA to
collect controlled substances?
,Answer: No
●● Classifications of DEA registration
Answer: 1. manufacturer
2. distributor
3. dispenser (C-II thru C-V)
4. research (C-II thru C-V)
5. instructional activities
6. narcotic treatment programs
7. research with controlled substances
8. chemical analysis
9. importer
10. detox compounder
●● What DEA registration does a prescriber apply for?
Answer: 3. dispenser
●● Can the IL and DEA registration be limited by schedule?
Answer: Yes, a practitioner can have a DEA registration for just C-III,
IV, V substances
The dispenser can voluntarily limit their registration, or the DEA can
limit a dispenser's registration
,●● Categories for controlled substance registration
Answer: II narcotic
II non-narcotic
III narcotic
III non-narcotic
IV
V
●● who can be the applicant for a controlled substance registration with
DEA?
Answer: applicant must be an owner, active partner, or any corporate
officer
in a corporation any officer or director can complete the form, and then
authorize a POA
●● Power of Attorney
Answer: a registrant may authorize "one or more individuals" to issue
orders for C-I and C-II substances on the registrant's behalf
The POA paperwork must remain on site (not sent to DEA) with the
executed 222 forms
, ●● Pharmacy DEA registration
Answer: pharmacies register as a dispenser of C-II thru C-V via the
DEA Form 224
●● What form does pharmacy use to register as a dispenser?
Answer: DEA Form 224, and a DEA 224a is used for renewal every 3
years
●● did not do from page 12-26
Answer: go back and make these if needed
●● prescription requirements
Answer: signed and dated
full name and address of patient
name, address, DEA of prescriber
drug name, strength, dosage form, #
directions for use
●● who is authorized to prescribe controls under federal law?
Answer: federal law defers to state law
●● who is authorized to prescribe controls under IL law?
