WVA BOP Exam questions well answered (updated)
already passed
1. Drug Require- ments
Diversion
Training &
Best Practice
Prescrib- ing of
Controlled
Substances
2. RPh
1/
105
,WVA BOP Exam questions well answered (updated)
already passed
a. Drug diversion, substance agreements; urine screens and pill counts; patient
including West Virginia education on safe use, storage and disposal of opioids;
statistics on prescription discontinuation of opioids; and documen- tation and medical records;
drug abuse and resulting
deaths; f. Case study of a patient with chronic pain;
b. Epidemiology of chronic g. Identification of diversion and drug seeking tactics and behaviors;
pain and misuse of opioids;
h. Best practice methods for working with patients, prescribers, law
c. Indication for enforcement, and others as appropriate, concerning patients
opioids in chronic pain suspected of drug seeking be- havior and diversion;
treatment including, at Compliance with controlled substances laws and rules; and
a minimum, general
characteristics, i. How to Register with and use the West Virginia Controlled
toxicities, and drug Substances Monitor- ing Program established in West Virginia Code §
interactions; 60A-9-1, et seq.
d. Patient evaluation 18 years old
and risk assessment and application and fees
tools to assess risk and pass exam
monitor benefits.
e. Initiation and
ongoing-management of
chronic pain in patients
treated with opioid based
therapies, including, at a
minimum: treatment
objectives; medica- tion
therapy management and
collaborative practice;
prescription of controlled
2/
105
,WVA BOP Exam questions well answered (updated)
already passed
original and transferred
3. Technician
Re-
quirements
4. maintain
3/
105
,WVA BOP Exam questions well answered (updated)
already passed
1 l or drug abuse NO
5 violent crimes
0 Good moral character
0 NO felony involving controlled substances
i NOTE: A person whose license to practice pharmacist care has been
n denied, revoked, suspended, or restricted for disciplinary purposes in any
t jurisdiction is not eligible to be registered as a pharmacy technician.
e
(1). Be at least eighteen years old;
r
n
(2). Be a graduated from high school or obtained a Certificate of
s
General Educa- tional Development (GED) or equivalent;
h
i (3). Present to the Board satisfactory evidence that he or she is of
p good moral character, is not addicted to alcohol or controlled substances,
and is free of any felony convictions; and
h
o (4) Satisfactorily complete:
u
r (A). Graduated from a competency-based pharmacy technician
s education and training program as approved by legislative rule of
the board; or
N
O (B). Completed a pharmacy provided, competency-based education
and training program approved by the board.
a
(5). Have successfully passed an examination developed using nationally
l
recog- nized and validated psychometric and pharmacy practice
c
standards approved by the board.
o
h 5 years from the date of last refill.
o
4/
105
already passed
1. Drug Require- ments
Diversion
Training &
Best Practice
Prescrib- ing of
Controlled
Substances
2. RPh
1/
105
,WVA BOP Exam questions well answered (updated)
already passed
a. Drug diversion, substance agreements; urine screens and pill counts; patient
including West Virginia education on safe use, storage and disposal of opioids;
statistics on prescription discontinuation of opioids; and documen- tation and medical records;
drug abuse and resulting
deaths; f. Case study of a patient with chronic pain;
b. Epidemiology of chronic g. Identification of diversion and drug seeking tactics and behaviors;
pain and misuse of opioids;
h. Best practice methods for working with patients, prescribers, law
c. Indication for enforcement, and others as appropriate, concerning patients
opioids in chronic pain suspected of drug seeking be- havior and diversion;
treatment including, at Compliance with controlled substances laws and rules; and
a minimum, general
characteristics, i. How to Register with and use the West Virginia Controlled
toxicities, and drug Substances Monitor- ing Program established in West Virginia Code §
interactions; 60A-9-1, et seq.
d. Patient evaluation 18 years old
and risk assessment and application and fees
tools to assess risk and pass exam
monitor benefits.
e. Initiation and
ongoing-management of
chronic pain in patients
treated with opioid based
therapies, including, at a
minimum: treatment
objectives; medica- tion
therapy management and
collaborative practice;
prescription of controlled
2/
105
,WVA BOP Exam questions well answered (updated)
already passed
original and transferred
3. Technician
Re-
quirements
4. maintain
3/
105
,WVA BOP Exam questions well answered (updated)
already passed
1 l or drug abuse NO
5 violent crimes
0 Good moral character
0 NO felony involving controlled substances
i NOTE: A person whose license to practice pharmacist care has been
n denied, revoked, suspended, or restricted for disciplinary purposes in any
t jurisdiction is not eligible to be registered as a pharmacy technician.
e
(1). Be at least eighteen years old;
r
n
(2). Be a graduated from high school or obtained a Certificate of
s
General Educa- tional Development (GED) or equivalent;
h
i (3). Present to the Board satisfactory evidence that he or she is of
p good moral character, is not addicted to alcohol or controlled substances,
and is free of any felony convictions; and
h
o (4) Satisfactorily complete:
u
r (A). Graduated from a competency-based pharmacy technician
s education and training program as approved by legislative rule of
the board; or
N
O (B). Completed a pharmacy provided, competency-based education
and training program approved by the board.
a
(5). Have successfully passed an examination developed using nationally
l
recog- nized and validated psychometric and pharmacy practice
c
standards approved by the board.
o
h 5 years from the date of last refill.
o
4/
105
