NJ MPJE Questions and Answers with Certified Solutions

NJ MPJE Questions and Answers with Certified Solutions In NJ what are the members of the BOP and how many are there? 11 members that are all citizens 2 public 1 State executive dept member 8 RpH What the the BOP RpH requirements? all must be registered as an RpH in NJ for 5 years or more all must be actively engaged in pharmacy and may continue in pharmacy at least 1 of them must be employed by a chain drug store who owns or operates at least 7 pharmacy sites at least 1 of them must be employed by a health care system at least one who owns a pharmacy practice in the state How do the members get picked? appointed by the governor and the NJPhA may only SUGGEST pharmacists to the governor How long is a board members term? 5 years and no board member may serve more than 2 consecutive terms No more than how many Rph per years term amy expire who sit on the BOP? no more than 3 RpH terms may expire per year on the board What positions does the board appoint via its members each year? a new president and VP --they also have a executive director that MUST be a Rph and shall do adminstrative things Are the board members compensated? yes $150 per day that the member is engaged in performance of the official duties of the board and shall be reimbursed for other expenses How often does the BOP meet? at least 1x /month, but will only meet 2x /month if their official work warrants it Who can call for a second meeting per month? if the workload of the board is large for that month, the president or 2/3 of its members may call for a second meeting What does dispense or dispensing mean? the procedure of: 1. interpreting a Rx from a prescriber for drug, biological, ro device 2. proper selection, measuring, compounding labeling, and packing in proper containers 3. consultation by the Rph Who are certified midwifes registered through? the Board of Medical examiners What may registered midwifes be authorized to do? they may be authorized to prescribe drugs, but may prescribe via standing orders and practice protocols developed in agreement between the CNM and a collaborative doc What is the authorization permit of a CNM with controlled substances? they may order, prescribe, administer, or dispense What shall be on the Rx blanks of a CNM? -CNM full name, address, tele #, license #, proper academic degree or ID of prof practice -Patients full name, address, and age -date of Rx -name, strength, route, and quantity -words in addition to #s to indicate the drug quantity if prescribing a CII drug -# refills or time limit for refills or both -prescrbier handwritten siignature -every blank should have "sub permissable" and "do no sub" with a space for the CNMs initials next to the option chosen, and a signature line -DEA # if control of the prescribing practitioner -adequate instructions (prn or "if needed" alone IS APPROPRIATE) -unclear in regulations but should also have collaborating doc and DEA # if for a control -no more than 1 CS on each RX, but can have one CS and one non-control on a single script -blanks must be consecutively #d Who can a PA issue Rx to? -in-patient AND outpatient settings When may a PA authorize controlled Rxs? -when a supervising doc authorizes a PA to order or prescribe a CII-V --to continue or re-issue an order or RX for a control issued by the supervising doc --to otherwise adjust the dose of an order or Rx for a control originally ordered or prescribed by the supervising doc provided there is prior consultation --initiate an order or Rx for a control for a pt provided there is consultation with the supervising doc if tht doc didnt write it --initiate an order or Rx for a control as part of a treatment pan for a pt with a terminal illness which means a med condition that teh supervising doc has said gives them 12 months or less to lvie -the PA is registered with and obtained authorization to order or prescribe controls from the state and federal agencies -the PA complies with all board requirements regarding administration and educational programs for CE --write on NJPBs and 1 control per Rx blank What shall be on all NJPB for a PA? -PAs full name, professinoal ID (PA-C), license #, address, tele # PRINTED OR STAMPED -the supervisign docs full name (PRINTED OR STAMPED)& DEA # if a control -STATEMENT INDICATING WHETHER THE RX IS WRITTEN "PURSUANT TO PROTOCOL" --prt---OR "SPECIFIC PHYSICIAN DIRECTION"---spd--can use abbreviations -patients full name, age, and address -date of Rx -name, strength, route, quantity -adequate instructions--PRN AND IF NEEDED IS NOT APPRORPIATE AS ADEQUATE INSTRUCTIONS -# of refills or time limit for refills or both -handwritten PA signuature -every blank should have "sub permissable" and "do no sub" with a space for the CNMs initials next to the option chosen, and a signature line -consecutive numbered NJPB What are the limits of a optometrists prescriptions? -NO CII OR INJECTIONS ACCEPT TO COUNTER ANYPHAYLACTIC RXNS -CAN prescribe C3-5 -limited to treating " deficiencies, deformities, diseae, or abnormalities of the human eye and adnexae, including removal of superficial foregin bodies f