FL Law - Dr. Seamon Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass

FL Law - Dr. Seamon Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass A. PDM in retail pharmacy must notify state within 10 days of relinquishing responsibility B. PDM in Internet pharmacy must notify state within 30 days of relinquishing responsibility C. PDM in nuclear pharmacy must notify state within 10 days of relinquishing responsibility D. Consultant of record must notify Board within 10 days of relinquishing responsibility - Correct Answer ️️ - In retail pharmacy, a person can only be manager of one pharmacy at a time T/F - Correct Answer ️️ -False, there are exception and can be granted retail pharmacy may use automated filling systems but requires A. Policy and procedure B. final loading check by pharmacist C. readily retrievable electronic record to identify all personnel involved with dispensing D. mechanism to deal for product recalls E. minimum dual verifications (barcode, electronic, RFID) F. must be able to generate patient specific drug label - Correct Answer ️️ - retail pharmacy May do limited sterile compounding if properly equipped and is inspected by Board - Correct Answer ️️ - which of the following are true regarding nursing home (class 1 institutional pharmacy)? A. has a pharmacy on premises thus may dispense on premises B. Drugs are securely store and may only be accessible to license staff. C. Must have a consultant pharmacist of record and Consultation provided (drug regimen review) at least once a month D. may have emergency kit onsite where consultant oversees recordkeeping and inventory E. May use automated filling systems where Pharmacist must perform prospective drug use review prior to administration. Consultant of record responsible to maintaining a record of transaction, operation, access to the system, and maintaining policies and procedures F. 5 controlled drugs may be included (2 doses of each for every 60 beds) G. only pharmacist may inventory, replace, and reseal - Correct Answer ️️ -only A,F,G are not true A. doesnt have a pharmacy on premises thus may not dispense on premises F. 5 controlled drugs may be included (3 doses of each for every 60 beds) G. nurse and pharmacist & other licensed personnel may inventory, replace, and reseal Retail pharmacy requires PDM institutional pharmacy require consultant pharmacist of record (Consultant pharmacist must provide written protocols and a policy and procedure manual) - Correct Answer ️️ - Hospitals may apply for a Special Pharmacy - Limited Community license, what is that and whats the purpose of doing that? - Correct Answer ️️ -Special Pharmacy - Limited Community license: allow to provide service to employees and dependents for personal use, patients of a hospital (Institutional Class II permit) under a continuation of a course of therapy, Patients in the emergency room for up to 3 day supply dispense remaining multi-dose medications used in the hospital (topical, creams, insulin, eye drops, etc) at discharge (saves the patients money re-ordering these medications) In hospital, ER Prescribers may dispense drugs for outpatient use. what are the limitations? - Correct Answer ️️ -o Smallest duration necessary or 24 hrs. o Only if drug is warranted and community pharmacy not available o Records must be made by prescriber and maintained by Consultant Pharmacist o Drug must be properly labeled Controlled Substances okay to dispense Under Cancer Drug Donation Program, Hospital pharmacy may accept donated cancer drugs and supplies from eligible donors, inspects the donated cancer drugs/supplies must be authentic and dispenses to eligible patients. Which of the following are false? A. complete and submit a Notice of Participation form B. May charge the recipient of the drug or supply a handling fee of 400 percent of the Medicaid dispensing fee or $25, whichever is less. C. Drugs can be opened (not in their original sealed container) D. can be accepted or dispensed if there is less than six months expiration date. E. CS are also eligible for donation. F. Eligible patients includes uninsured, do not qualify for 3rd-party insurance coverage, Medicaid, or any other gov assistance programs - Correct Answer ️️ -B-E o May charge the recipient of the drug or supply a handling fee of no more than 300 percent of the Medicaid dispensing fee or no more than $15, whichever is less for each cancer drug or supply dispensed o Drugs must remain in their original sealed container or in a tamper-evident unit-dose packaging. Never in actual possession of patient o May not be accepted or dispensed if there is less than six months remaining until the expiration date. o Controlled substances are not eligible for donation. Modified Class II Institutional Pharmacy (class 2 permit minus space and equipment requirements) what are examples of Modified Class II Institutional Pharmacy ? - Correct Answer ️️ - primary alcoholism treatment centers, free-standing emergency rooms, rapid in/out surgical centers, certain county health programs, and correctional institutions) All drugs dispensed from Modified Class II Institutional Pharmacy may be for offsite use T/F - Correct Answer ️️ -false, onsite use only