JURISPRUDENCE FINAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWER
Since only a single copy arrives on the fax machine, the pharmacy must photocopy the
fax, when the prescription is for; compounded medications, office use, veterinary, and
prescriptions from the Yukon. Record "College Copy" on it and forward to the Alberta
College of Physicians and Surgeons after the patient signs it. - Answer-true
Pharmacists are notified by the ACP when lost or stolen triplicate pads are reported.
These pads are personal and must NOT be shared! - Answer-true!
Podiatric physicians have been added to TPP program and can prescribe within the
practice of podiatry. - Answer-true!
Nurse practitioners (NP) are authorized to prescribe controlled drugs and substances on
the triplicate list in Alberta. To be authorized to prescribe controlled drugs and
substances, Alberta NPs must complete a prescribing course recognized by CARNA
(College and Association of Registered Nurses in Alberta) and complete the CARNA
controlled drugs and substances jurisprudence module - Answer-true
at the time of completing the module NPs ARENT allowed to prescribe: a) methadone
b) buprenorphine and c) anabolic steroids other than testosterone. - Answer-true
podiatrists CANNOT prescribe methadone, buprenorphine or anabolic steroids. -
Answer-true
Midwives may prescribe, dispense and administer controlled substances under
Schedule 1 of the Pharmacy and Drug Act when incidental to the practice of midwifery
and restricted to within a hospital - Answer-true
Midwives are also on the TPP program - Answer-FALSE! they arent on the TPP
program
The HPA's (Health Professions Act) purpose is to protect the public by regulating health
care professionals, ensuring that a complaint process is available to the public, and
identifying high-risk activities that must be restricted to specific personnel. - Answer-true
Clinical Pharmacist: Dispensing, compounding, and selling a schedule 1 or 2 drug -
Answer-true
Pharm techs: Compounding a schedule 1 or 2 drug or blood product - Answer-true
buprenorphine [Suboxone, naloxone] - Answer-TPP drug , an opioid!
QUESTIONS AND ANSWER
Since only a single copy arrives on the fax machine, the pharmacy must photocopy the
fax, when the prescription is for; compounded medications, office use, veterinary, and
prescriptions from the Yukon. Record "College Copy" on it and forward to the Alberta
College of Physicians and Surgeons after the patient signs it. - Answer-true
Pharmacists are notified by the ACP when lost or stolen triplicate pads are reported.
These pads are personal and must NOT be shared! - Answer-true!
Podiatric physicians have been added to TPP program and can prescribe within the
practice of podiatry. - Answer-true!
Nurse practitioners (NP) are authorized to prescribe controlled drugs and substances on
the triplicate list in Alberta. To be authorized to prescribe controlled drugs and
substances, Alberta NPs must complete a prescribing course recognized by CARNA
(College and Association of Registered Nurses in Alberta) and complete the CARNA
controlled drugs and substances jurisprudence module - Answer-true
at the time of completing the module NPs ARENT allowed to prescribe: a) methadone
b) buprenorphine and c) anabolic steroids other than testosterone. - Answer-true
podiatrists CANNOT prescribe methadone, buprenorphine or anabolic steroids. -
Answer-true
Midwives may prescribe, dispense and administer controlled substances under
Schedule 1 of the Pharmacy and Drug Act when incidental to the practice of midwifery
and restricted to within a hospital - Answer-true
Midwives are also on the TPP program - Answer-FALSE! they arent on the TPP
program
The HPA's (Health Professions Act) purpose is to protect the public by regulating health
care professionals, ensuring that a complaint process is available to the public, and
identifying high-risk activities that must be restricted to specific personnel. - Answer-true
Clinical Pharmacist: Dispensing, compounding, and selling a schedule 1 or 2 drug -
Answer-true
Pharm techs: Compounding a schedule 1 or 2 drug or blood product - Answer-true
buprenorphine [Suboxone, naloxone] - Answer-TPP drug , an opioid!
