Wyoming Multistate
Pharmacy
Jurisprudence Exam
2025/2026
Domain 1: Pharmacy and Pharmacist Practice (Questions 1–36)
1. Under Wyoming law, how many members serve on the Board of Pharmacy, and what
are their qualifications? A. Seven members, all pharmacists with 5 years of practice. B. Eight
members: six pharmacists and two public members. C. Nine members: five practicing
pharmacists, one physician, one dentist or veterinarian, one public member, and one pharmacy
technician. D. Ten members, including three public members.
Explanation: W.S. § 33-24-102 establishes a nine-member Board with specified professionals
and a public member to ensure balanced regulation, aligning with NABP governance standards.
2. What is the term length for Board of Pharmacy members in Wyoming? A. Four years,
unlimited terms. B. Five years, one term only. C. Six years, expiring March 1; no more than two
successive terms. D. Three years, renewable indefinitely.
Explanation: W.S. § 33-24-102 sets six-year terms with limits to promote expertise and
turnover, per NABP recommendations.
3. How many continuing education (CE) hours are required for pharmacist license renewal
in Wyoming? A. 20 hours biennially. B. 30 hours annually. C. 12 hours annually from January 1
to December 31, including 1.5 on responsible CS prescribing. D. 15 hours every two years.
Explanation: W.S. § 33-24-121 mandates 12 contact hours (or 1.2 CEUs) yearly, with the CS
focus to enhance safety, consistent with NABP CE guidelines.
4. What is the minimum internship hours required for pharmacist licensure in Wyoming?
A. 1000 hours. B. 1500 hours. C. 1200 hours as a licensed intern. D. 1700 hours.
, Explanation: WAC § 2-3 requires 1200 practical experience hours under supervision for
eligibility, supporting NABP experiential standards.
5. When does the pharmacist license expire in Wyoming? A. Biennially on June 30. B.
Annually on September 30. C. Annually on December 31. D. Every three years on March 31.
Explanation: W.S. § 33-24-121 aligns annual renewal and expiration with the CE cycle ending
December 31.
6. What is the renewal period and fee for pharmacy intern licenses in Wyoming? A.
Biennially, $50 fee. B. Biennially for 2025-2026, with fees per Board schedule. C. Annually, $25
fee. D. Triennially, no fee.
Explanation: Board announcements indicate biennial intern renewals for 2025-2026, with fees
set by rule to track progress.
7. When do pharmacy technician registrations expire in Wyoming? A. Annually on
December 31. B. Biennially on June 30. C. Annually on December 31, with 6 CE hours required.
D. Every three years on March 31.
Explanation: Technician licenses renew annually by December 31, requiring 6 CE hours, per
Board rules and NABP technician standards.
8. What rest break requirement applies to pharmacists in Wyoming? A. 15 minutes every 4
hours. B. 30 minutes after 6 hours. C. No state-specific; federal FLSA for non-exempt
employees. D. 1 hour daily mandatory.
Explanation: Wyoming lacks pharmacy break mandates; FLSA applies generally, emphasizing
safety per NABP.
9. What security feature is required for the prescription department in a Wyoming
pharmacy? A. Video only. B. Security system against theft and diversion. C. Optional barrier.
D. Alarm business hours only.
Explanation: WAC § 8-14 requires anti-theft systems, compliant with DEA security (21 CFR
1301.72).
10. Who can hold keys to the prescription department in Wyoming, and how are changes
reported? A. PIC only. B. Authorized personnel; changes documented for inspection. C. All
staff. D. Electronic only.
Explanation: WAC § 2-13 allows PIC designation with records for accountability, per NABP.
11. Under federal law, what is the definition of the practice of pharmacy? A. Dispensing
only. B. Interpreting Rx, compounding, counseling, management. C. Vaccines exclusively. D.
Manufacturing.
Pharmacy
Jurisprudence Exam
2025/2026
Domain 1: Pharmacy and Pharmacist Practice (Questions 1–36)
1. Under Wyoming law, how many members serve on the Board of Pharmacy, and what
are their qualifications? A. Seven members, all pharmacists with 5 years of practice. B. Eight
members: six pharmacists and two public members. C. Nine members: five practicing
pharmacists, one physician, one dentist or veterinarian, one public member, and one pharmacy
technician. D. Ten members, including three public members.
Explanation: W.S. § 33-24-102 establishes a nine-member Board with specified professionals
and a public member to ensure balanced regulation, aligning with NABP governance standards.
2. What is the term length for Board of Pharmacy members in Wyoming? A. Four years,
unlimited terms. B. Five years, one term only. C. Six years, expiring March 1; no more than two
successive terms. D. Three years, renewable indefinitely.
Explanation: W.S. § 33-24-102 sets six-year terms with limits to promote expertise and
turnover, per NABP recommendations.
3. How many continuing education (CE) hours are required for pharmacist license renewal
in Wyoming? A. 20 hours biennially. B. 30 hours annually. C. 12 hours annually from January 1
to December 31, including 1.5 on responsible CS prescribing. D. 15 hours every two years.
Explanation: W.S. § 33-24-121 mandates 12 contact hours (or 1.2 CEUs) yearly, with the CS
focus to enhance safety, consistent with NABP CE guidelines.
4. What is the minimum internship hours required for pharmacist licensure in Wyoming?
A. 1000 hours. B. 1500 hours. C. 1200 hours as a licensed intern. D. 1700 hours.
, Explanation: WAC § 2-3 requires 1200 practical experience hours under supervision for
eligibility, supporting NABP experiential standards.
5. When does the pharmacist license expire in Wyoming? A. Biennially on June 30. B.
Annually on September 30. C. Annually on December 31. D. Every three years on March 31.
Explanation: W.S. § 33-24-121 aligns annual renewal and expiration with the CE cycle ending
December 31.
6. What is the renewal period and fee for pharmacy intern licenses in Wyoming? A.
Biennially, $50 fee. B. Biennially for 2025-2026, with fees per Board schedule. C. Annually, $25
fee. D. Triennially, no fee.
Explanation: Board announcements indicate biennial intern renewals for 2025-2026, with fees
set by rule to track progress.
7. When do pharmacy technician registrations expire in Wyoming? A. Annually on
December 31. B. Biennially on June 30. C. Annually on December 31, with 6 CE hours required.
D. Every three years on March 31.
Explanation: Technician licenses renew annually by December 31, requiring 6 CE hours, per
Board rules and NABP technician standards.
8. What rest break requirement applies to pharmacists in Wyoming? A. 15 minutes every 4
hours. B. 30 minutes after 6 hours. C. No state-specific; federal FLSA for non-exempt
employees. D. 1 hour daily mandatory.
Explanation: Wyoming lacks pharmacy break mandates; FLSA applies generally, emphasizing
safety per NABP.
9. What security feature is required for the prescription department in a Wyoming
pharmacy? A. Video only. B. Security system against theft and diversion. C. Optional barrier.
D. Alarm business hours only.
Explanation: WAC § 8-14 requires anti-theft systems, compliant with DEA security (21 CFR
1301.72).
10. Who can hold keys to the prescription department in Wyoming, and how are changes
reported? A. PIC only. B. Authorized personnel; changes documented for inspection. C. All
staff. D. Electronic only.
Explanation: WAC § 2-13 allows PIC designation with records for accountability, per NABP.
11. Under federal law, what is the definition of the practice of pharmacy? A. Dispensing
only. B. Interpreting Rx, compounding, counseling, management. C. Vaccines exclusively. D.
Manufacturing.
