Vermont laws Exam Questions and
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Definitions - ✔✔o Blood: for transfusion/mftr'ing
o Blood component: separated
o Disciplinary action/cases: different sanctions/actions taken by the board against a
licensee
o Dispense/dispensing: prep and delivery of rx ordered by md in suitable labeled
container to patient
o Drug outlet: any authorized center engaged in dispensing/delivery/distribution of
rx's
o Financial interest: practitioner of pharmacy or investor or relative
o Manufacturer: anyone who mftrs, prepares, propagates, cmpds, processes, packages,
repackages, labels drug
o Pharmacy tech: performs tasks relative to dispensing under the supervision of rph
o Practice of pharmacy: interpretation/evaluation of rx order, etc
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,o Practitioner: (Quebec included) permitted by license to dispense, conduct research, or
administer drugs
o Prescription drug: any human drug required by federal law/regulation to be
dispensed only by rx
o Wholesale distribution: distribution of rx drugs to anyone other than consumer/pt
except intracompany sales, for own use, charitable organization, 1 retail to another
retail, drug samples, by a prescription, blood, or for transport
Vermont board of pharmacy - ✔✔-7 members: 5 Rphs (5 yrs of experience in pharmacy
in VT) and 2 members of public with
- Appointed by governor
- Action taken by majority vote of members present
-no financial interest in pharmacy
Powers/Duties/Limitations of the board - ✔✔o Scope of practice of pharmacy
o Obtaining license qualifications
o Appeal explanations
o Pharmacy tech rules
o Standards for recognition/approval of pharmacy school whose graduates want to be
licensed in VT
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,o Enforce provisions of conduct/competence of rphs and
suspension/revocation/restriction of licenses
o Establish internship programand requirements for practical training: 50% of
internship, intern should compound, dispense, inventory, maintain records under RPh
supervision, Collect info on available internships and give info to interns; 1000 hours
can be from "concurrent time"/rotations that lead to pharmacy degree or by equivalent
service by branch in US armed forces
o Should make exams available at least 2x/year
o Enact rules for CE requirements and approve CE programs
o Have the power to investigate alleged violations of provision
o Can develop procedures for pilot experiments at < 3 pharmacies for < 2 years. Have to
report findings to house/senate on Dec. 1.
o Licensed drug outlets can sell/distribute non-rx drugs w/o supervision of Rph.
Regarding meds, drugs, devices, and other materials: - ✔✔-Regulation of
sale/dispensing of meds and the right to seize it if found to be detrimental (then have
hearing)
-Specifications of the minimum professional/technical equipment, environment
supplies, and procedures for compounding/dispensing
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, - Control of purity/quality of meds
- Issue registration certificates/licenses to drug outlets
- Criteria for standardized tamper-resistant rx pad - consulted by affected parties
Unlawful practice: starting here is fixed - ✔✔-No unlicensed RPh can practice pharmacy
except MDs, dentists, etc that are licensed under the laws of the state in their scope of
practice.
-Criminal action may be made by board against any unlawful engagement of the
practice of pharmacy.
Qualifications of licensure: applicants for licensure by exam shall: - ✔✔-Attained the
age of majority (18+ y.o.)
-Cannot have past felony conviction related to practice of pharmacy
-Cannot have suspension, revocation, or restriction of a license to practice health-related
regulated profession with past 5 yrs.
-Graduated and received professional undergraduate degree from school approved by
board or foreign-trained applicants successfully past equivalency test. -May have
personal interview to demonstrate oral comprehension of English.
-Completed internship program or demonstrated pharmacy practice experience.
-Successfully passed board exam. Exams administered at least 2x/year.
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Definitions - ✔✔o Blood: for transfusion/mftr'ing
o Blood component: separated
o Disciplinary action/cases: different sanctions/actions taken by the board against a
licensee
o Dispense/dispensing: prep and delivery of rx ordered by md in suitable labeled
container to patient
o Drug outlet: any authorized center engaged in dispensing/delivery/distribution of
rx's
o Financial interest: practitioner of pharmacy or investor or relative
o Manufacturer: anyone who mftrs, prepares, propagates, cmpds, processes, packages,
repackages, labels drug
o Pharmacy tech: performs tasks relative to dispensing under the supervision of rph
o Practice of pharmacy: interpretation/evaluation of rx order, etc
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,o Practitioner: (Quebec included) permitted by license to dispense, conduct research, or
administer drugs
o Prescription drug: any human drug required by federal law/regulation to be
dispensed only by rx
o Wholesale distribution: distribution of rx drugs to anyone other than consumer/pt
except intracompany sales, for own use, charitable organization, 1 retail to another
retail, drug samples, by a prescription, blood, or for transport
Vermont board of pharmacy - ✔✔-7 members: 5 Rphs (5 yrs of experience in pharmacy
in VT) and 2 members of public with
- Appointed by governor
- Action taken by majority vote of members present
-no financial interest in pharmacy
Powers/Duties/Limitations of the board - ✔✔o Scope of practice of pharmacy
o Obtaining license qualifications
o Appeal explanations
o Pharmacy tech rules
o Standards for recognition/approval of pharmacy school whose graduates want to be
licensed in VT
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,o Enforce provisions of conduct/competence of rphs and
suspension/revocation/restriction of licenses
o Establish internship programand requirements for practical training: 50% of
internship, intern should compound, dispense, inventory, maintain records under RPh
supervision, Collect info on available internships and give info to interns; 1000 hours
can be from "concurrent time"/rotations that lead to pharmacy degree or by equivalent
service by branch in US armed forces
o Should make exams available at least 2x/year
o Enact rules for CE requirements and approve CE programs
o Have the power to investigate alleged violations of provision
o Can develop procedures for pilot experiments at < 3 pharmacies for < 2 years. Have to
report findings to house/senate on Dec. 1.
o Licensed drug outlets can sell/distribute non-rx drugs w/o supervision of Rph.
Regarding meds, drugs, devices, and other materials: - ✔✔-Regulation of
sale/dispensing of meds and the right to seize it if found to be detrimental (then have
hearing)
-Specifications of the minimum professional/technical equipment, environment
supplies, and procedures for compounding/dispensing
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, - Control of purity/quality of meds
- Issue registration certificates/licenses to drug outlets
- Criteria for standardized tamper-resistant rx pad - consulted by affected parties
Unlawful practice: starting here is fixed - ✔✔-No unlicensed RPh can practice pharmacy
except MDs, dentists, etc that are licensed under the laws of the state in their scope of
practice.
-Criminal action may be made by board against any unlawful engagement of the
practice of pharmacy.
Qualifications of licensure: applicants for licensure by exam shall: - ✔✔-Attained the
age of majority (18+ y.o.)
-Cannot have past felony conviction related to practice of pharmacy
-Cannot have suspension, revocation, or restriction of a license to practice health-related
regulated profession with past 5 yrs.
-Graduated and received professional undergraduate degree from school approved by
board or foreign-trained applicants successfully past equivalency test. -May have
personal interview to demonstrate oral comprehension of English.
-Completed internship program or demonstrated pharmacy practice experience.
-Successfully passed board exam. Exams administered at least 2x/year.
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