CPJE Review EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% SOLVED (Newest 2025) Which of the following is the least correct regarding medication errors?
- The pharmacy is required to prepare a medication error
- A medication error can be attributed to a patient receiving
- The medication error report can read "the wrong drug was
- The pharmacy must forward to the CA BOP a copy of the
- The pharmacy must keep the medication error report on
- Clinic pharmacy records must be kept for 3 years from
- Community pharmacy Rx records must be kept for 3 years
report within 48 hrs or 2 business days once the error is discovered
the correct drug but not getting it in a reasonable time period.
dispensed to Ms Jones by a pharmacy technician that belonged to another Ms. Jones"
written-up medication error report within 30 days of the error occurring or being first noticed
file at the pharmacy for at least one year after the error has occurred. - Correct Answers ✅Answer D; the medication error report should be kept at the pharmacy for at least one year Which of the following is incorrect about maintaining pharmacy-related records?
date of last entry
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CPJE Review EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% SOLVED (Newest 2025)
- The CS inventory record must be kept for 2 years after it is
- A filled out DEA form 222 Record must be kept for 3 years
- A QA Medication error report must be kept for 1 year -
completed
Correct Answers ✅Answer C; CS inventory record must be maintained for at least 3 years per CA law. 2 years is required per federal law Which one of the following ratios is correct for a community pharmacy setting?
A. 1 pharmacist: 2 technicians
B. 1 pharmacist: 2 interns
C. 1 pharmacist: 1 intern
D. 1 pharmacist: 2 clerks - Correct Answers ✅Answer B
T/F: A pharmacist who sells a patient the Plan B emergency
oral contraceptive is required by law to counsel the patient. - Correct Answers ✅False; no consultation is required for plan B Which one of the following operations is not licensed by the
CA BOP?
- Surgical clinic with Rx drugs in its stock
- A drug operation that fills and dispenses Rxs exclusively
via internet 2 / 4
CPJE Review EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% SOLVED (Newest 2025)
- A grocery store that carries OTC drugs
- A drug wholesaler operation
- A veterinary drug/food operation - Correct Answers
- 30 days
- 60 days
- 90 days
- 120 days - Correct Answers ✅Answer D
✅Answer C; A pharmacy license is not required to sell non- prescription drugs How long can a temporary PIC be in place?
T/F: The CA BOP must approve any new PIC. - Correct
Answers ✅True MR is a 16 year old who drops off a Rx for OC. Selling a OC Rx to MR's mother against her wishes would be considered?
- A violation of the law and not in the best interest of the
- A violation of the law, but in the best interest of the patient
- Not a violation of law and in the best interest of the patient
- Not a violation of law, not in the best interest of the
patient
patient - Correct Answers ✅Answer C 3 / 4
CPJE Review EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% SOLVED (Newest 2025)
T/F: If a prescription drug has a FDA medication guide, that
guide must be provided to the patient each time the drug is filled or refilled. - Correct Answers ✅True Which of the following actions in filling a Rx for Inderal 10 mg (DAW0) is most appropriate per CA law?
- Fill with brand name drug because the prescriber wrote for
- Contact the prescriber for permission to substitute with
- The law allows you to substitute for a less expensive
- Ask the patient's permission to substitute with generic first
- Correct Answers ✅Answer D
- Only orders for CII drugs must be written on this form by
- Only orders for CII and CIII drugs must be written on this
- Only orders for CII-IV drugs must be written on this form by
- All CS drugs must be written on this form by the prescriber
- Correct Answers ✅Answer D; however, exceptions are
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Inderal
generic
generic substitution without contacting the prescriber
Which statement is correct about CA issue single security Rx forms for ordering CS?
the prescriber
form by the prescriber
the prescriber
made for e-scripts, Rxs for terminally ill patients "11159.2 exception", medications ordered in a hospital, medications