RHODE ISLAND MPJE FINAL REVIEW 2026
TESTED QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE
ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ import information prescription label.
Answer: pt name, rx serial number, drug name, strength, and directions
⩥ A product is ________ if it does not have an expiration date.
Answer: misbranded
⩥ Who can provide a blanket waiver for non-child resistant container.
Answer: patient (physician can only do it by RX)
⩥ When are child resistant containers not used.
Answer: hospital/healthcare settings
⩥ A pharmacy dispensing to a LTCF requires what type of container.
Answer: child resistant
⩥ Policy for reversible closures.
Answer: discouraged by CPSC
, ⩥ products exempt from child closures.
Answer: sublingual nitro, sublingual/chewable isosorbide dinitrate,
methylprednisone, betamethasone,
⩥ Pharmaceutically equivalent.
Answer: same ingredient, dosage form, route, strength/concentration
⩥ therapeutically equivalent.
Answer: pharma equiv and bioequivalent
⩥ bioequivalent.
Answer: time to peak, peak concentration and AUC
⩥ pharmaceutical alternative.
Answer: different salt, ester, dosage form, strength
⩥ therapeutic subsitution.
Answer: limited to facilities that have a formulary
⩥ the orange book.
Answer: approved drug products with therapeutic equivalents
TESTED QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE
ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ import information prescription label.
Answer: pt name, rx serial number, drug name, strength, and directions
⩥ A product is ________ if it does not have an expiration date.
Answer: misbranded
⩥ Who can provide a blanket waiver for non-child resistant container.
Answer: patient (physician can only do it by RX)
⩥ When are child resistant containers not used.
Answer: hospital/healthcare settings
⩥ A pharmacy dispensing to a LTCF requires what type of container.
Answer: child resistant
⩥ Policy for reversible closures.
Answer: discouraged by CPSC
, ⩥ products exempt from child closures.
Answer: sublingual nitro, sublingual/chewable isosorbide dinitrate,
methylprednisone, betamethasone,
⩥ Pharmaceutically equivalent.
Answer: same ingredient, dosage form, route, strength/concentration
⩥ therapeutically equivalent.
Answer: pharma equiv and bioequivalent
⩥ bioequivalent.
Answer: time to peak, peak concentration and AUC
⩥ pharmaceutical alternative.
Answer: different salt, ester, dosage form, strength
⩥ therapeutic subsitution.
Answer: limited to facilities that have a formulary
⩥ the orange book.
Answer: approved drug products with therapeutic equivalents
