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©BRIGHTSTARS EXAM SOLUTIONS 10/22/2024 19:29 PM iPLEDGE REMS - Comprehension Questions And Answers 100% Pass For 1 month after your last dose, you must use 2 effective methods of birth control together all the time. ◉ True ◉ False - answerTrue You think you may be pregnant and you have taken isotretinoin. You would: ◉ Not worry because it was only a few doses. ◉ Stop isotretinoin and call your doctor/prescriber. Even the smallest amount of isotretinoin may cause birth defects. - answerStop isotretinoin and call your doctor/prescriber. Even the smallest amount of isotretinoin may cause birth defects. Your neighbor wants to try your isotretinoin. You tell her or him: ◉ I must not share isotretinoin. ◉ He or she must see a doctor/prescriber who can prescribe isotretinoin. ◉ You tell her or him both of these reasons. - answerYou tell her or him both of these reasons. Your doctor/prescriber has entered your negative pregnancy test result and your two methods of birth control into the iPLEDGE Program system and gives you a prescription. Before you can obtain isotretinoin at a pharmacy you must:

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©BRIGHTSTARS EXAM SOLUTIONS
10/22/2024 19:29 PM


iPLEDGE REMS - Comprehension
Questions And Answers 100% Pass



For 1 month after your last dose, you must use 2 effective methods of birth control together all
the time.


◉ True

◉ False - answer✔True
You think you may be pregnant and you have taken isotretinoin. You would:


◉ Not worry because it was only a few doses.
◉ Stop isotretinoin and call your doctor/prescriber. Even the smallest amount of isotretinoin may
cause birth defects. - answer✔Stop isotretinoin and call your doctor/prescriber. Even the smallest
amount of isotretinoin may cause birth defects.
Your neighbor wants to try your isotretinoin. You tell her or him:


◉ I must not share isotretinoin.
◉ He or she must see a doctor/prescriber who can
prescribe isotretinoin.

◉ You tell her or him both of these reasons. - answer✔You tell her or him both of these reasons.
Your doctor/prescriber has entered your negative pregnancy test result and your two methods of
birth control into the iPLEDGE Program system and gives you a prescription. Before you can
obtain isotretinoin at a pharmacy you must:

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