IL MPJE COMPREHENSIVE EXAM
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS STUDY GUIDE
●● Who can participate in the practice of pharmacy?
Answer: Pharmacist, tech, and student
●● What situations can pharmacist administer drugs?
Answer: -Patient education
-Vaccination
-Hospital protocol
●● What injectable medications were added in 2020 to the pharmacy
practice act?
Answer: -Long-term opioid antagonists
-alpha-hydroxyprogesterone
-Long-term antipsychotic
●● What vaccines can a pharmacist do by age?
Answer: 10-13 yrs: flu and Tdap
>14 yr: most vaccines
●● What are the two major things a non-pharmacy personnel can do?
,Answer: -Ring people out
-Inventory
●● What are the requirements for a prescription?
Answer: -Name of pt
-Date of issuance
-Name and strength of drug
-Quantity
-Directions for use
-Prescriber's name. address, and signature
-DEA for controls
●● What are the 8 types of practioners who cannot prescribe in IL?
Answer: -Chiropractors
-Naprapaths
-Physical therapists
-Occupational therapists
-Registered nurses
-Licensed practical nurses
-Psychologists (except clinical psychologists)
-Pharmacists
,●● What are the CII prescriptive restrictions for physician assistants and
APRN?
Answer: -Oral, topical or transdermal only
-Must identify CII by either brand name or generic
-Limited to 30 day supply--> continuation of drug only with physician
approval
-Must discuss monthly with physician
-Must have 45 hours of training to start
-Annually complete 5 hours of training
●● What type of agreement does a PA have with a physician for
prescriber authroity?
Answer: Written supervision agreement
●● Who can a PA collaborate with? Who can a APRN collaborate with?
Answer: PA-physician
ARN- physician or podiatrist
●● What is required on APRNs and PAs prescription?
Answer: -Delegating practioner's name
-Their signature and DEA number
●● To obtain a MLP CS license in IL, you must provide what?
, Answer: -State PA or APN license
-License number and CS number of delegating physician
-Notice of delegation of prescriptive authority
●● What is not considered oral dosages for PA and APRNs to prescribe
as CII?
Answer: Bucal, sublingual, and transmucosal
●● Which MLP can obtain full practice authority? What are the
limitations?
Answer: -APRNs
-Can do both legend drugs and CII-V except benzodiazepines and
narcotic drugs (opiods) require consultations with physician
●● True or False: Any optometrist shall be authorized to purchase
diagnostic and therapeutic ocular pharmaceutical agents and to utilize
and to prescribe such drugs in the regular course of practicing
optometry.
Answer: True
●● What MLP are the most common?
Answer: PA, APRN, optometrist, clinical psychologist
●● What is another term for drug product selection?
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS STUDY GUIDE
●● Who can participate in the practice of pharmacy?
Answer: Pharmacist, tech, and student
●● What situations can pharmacist administer drugs?
Answer: -Patient education
-Vaccination
-Hospital protocol
●● What injectable medications were added in 2020 to the pharmacy
practice act?
Answer: -Long-term opioid antagonists
-alpha-hydroxyprogesterone
-Long-term antipsychotic
●● What vaccines can a pharmacist do by age?
Answer: 10-13 yrs: flu and Tdap
>14 yr: most vaccines
●● What are the two major things a non-pharmacy personnel can do?
,Answer: -Ring people out
-Inventory
●● What are the requirements for a prescription?
Answer: -Name of pt
-Date of issuance
-Name and strength of drug
-Quantity
-Directions for use
-Prescriber's name. address, and signature
-DEA for controls
●● What are the 8 types of practioners who cannot prescribe in IL?
Answer: -Chiropractors
-Naprapaths
-Physical therapists
-Occupational therapists
-Registered nurses
-Licensed practical nurses
-Psychologists (except clinical psychologists)
-Pharmacists
,●● What are the CII prescriptive restrictions for physician assistants and
APRN?
Answer: -Oral, topical or transdermal only
-Must identify CII by either brand name or generic
-Limited to 30 day supply--> continuation of drug only with physician
approval
-Must discuss monthly with physician
-Must have 45 hours of training to start
-Annually complete 5 hours of training
●● What type of agreement does a PA have with a physician for
prescriber authroity?
Answer: Written supervision agreement
●● Who can a PA collaborate with? Who can a APRN collaborate with?
Answer: PA-physician
ARN- physician or podiatrist
●● What is required on APRNs and PAs prescription?
Answer: -Delegating practioner's name
-Their signature and DEA number
●● To obtain a MLP CS license in IL, you must provide what?
, Answer: -State PA or APN license
-License number and CS number of delegating physician
-Notice of delegation of prescriptive authority
●● What is not considered oral dosages for PA and APRNs to prescribe
as CII?
Answer: Bucal, sublingual, and transmucosal
●● Which MLP can obtain full practice authority? What are the
limitations?
Answer: -APRNs
-Can do both legend drugs and CII-V except benzodiazepines and
narcotic drugs (opiods) require consultations with physician
●● True or False: Any optometrist shall be authorized to purchase
diagnostic and therapeutic ocular pharmaceutical agents and to utilize
and to prescribe such drugs in the regular course of practicing
optometry.
Answer: True
●● What MLP are the most common?
Answer: PA, APRN, optometrist, clinical psychologist
●● What is another term for drug product selection?
