Delaware Pharmacy Law Practice Test

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• Which of the following is classified as a schedule I drug?
• How long must records for a Narcotic Treatment Program be maintained?
• How must Schedule II controlled substances be stored?
• What happens to C-II and C-III prescriptions if not dispensed within 7 days of the original date?
• What is the term for the maximum quantity of medication that can be dispensed at one time in Delaware?
• What information must a pharmacist verify before dispensing a controlled substance?
• What action must a pharmacist take before dispensing a medication in an emergency?
• When must a complete audit of all controlled substances occur?
• How long should a pharmacy keep identification records of a patient picking up a controlled substance at a drive-through window?
• What is the maximum number of hours for first aid, BOP meetings, and CPR/BCLS courses that can count towards continuing education?
• Which of the following is NOT included in the definition of a prescriber?
• Under Delaware law, what does "visual inspection" of medications prior to dispensing involve?
• What is the expiration date for non-controlled prescriptions after being written?
• What are the penalties for practicing pharmacy without a license in Delaware?
• How many copies does a DEA 222 form require for the order of controlled substances?
• How long is a CII prescription valid before it is void if not filled?
• What message must be included on prescriptions delivered to patients?
• What type of medication requires a tamper-evident packaging as per Delaware law?
• What must be included on a prescription label for a prescription drug in Delaware?
• How long can a temporary pharmacy permit be granted?
• What is the purpose of implementing surveillance in a pharmacy?
• How many members are on the Delaware Board of Pharmacy?
• Who is authorized to administer injectable medications?
• How many times can a non-controlled drug emergency supply be refilled?
• What is the status of "Sample medications" for pharmacists in Delaware?
• What is the penalty for a second conviction of practicing with a revoked license?
• What is the significance of noting that a prescription was faxed?
• What should pharmacists do when faced with a medication recall?
• What is crucial for the security of controlled substances in a pharmacy?
• How wide must the counter in a pharmacy be at minimum?
• An impaired pharmacist is defined as one whose ability to practice is affected by what?
• What aspect is critical when handling patient information in a pharmacy?
• Which of the following is a requirement for counseling areas in pharmacies?
• Which of the following must be included in a patient’s medication profile according to Delaware pharmacy laws?
• What is the maximum quantity of pseudoephedrine a person can purchase in a single transaction in Delaware?
• What must happen if the pharmacist in charge leaves their position?
• What is the penalty for the first conviction of practicing with an expired license in Delaware?
• How many public members are included in the Delaware State Pharmacy Board?
• What is one of the main objectives of the Board of Pharmacy?
• What is the maximum number of dosage units for which a C-II or C-III prescription can be written?
• Where should schedule II drugs be stored according to regulations?
• What is the maximum allowable days' supply when dispensing a new prescription for a controlled substance?
• How are disciplinary actions against pharmacists documented in Delaware?
• What is the minimum aisle width behind a pharmacy counter?
• Which of the following tasks is NOT a responsibility of the pharmacist in charge?
• What happens if no post test is provided for non-ACPE approved programs?
• Which action must be taken if an emergency prescription is not received by the pharmacy?
• What is the maximum number of hours for first aid training that counts towards continuing education?
• What must a pharmacist do if they suspect a prescription is fraudulent?
• Can a patient request a partial fill of a Schedule II prescription in Delaware?
• If a pharmacist suspects a patient is abusing prescription drugs, what should they do?
• Which of the following is included in the practice of pharmacy?
• What is the role of the Controlled Substance Advisory Committee?
• What is required to be included in a pharmacy's written policies and procedures?
• Which information is NOT required on prescription labeling?
• What is essential for maintaining the security of a pharmacy?
• Are pharmacists allowed to immunize patients in Delaware?
• What is required from the pharmacist before dispensing medication?
• What is the maximum number of refills allowed for a Schedule III controlled substance prescription in Delaware?
• Which of the following is true regarding continuing education credits?
• Are automated dispensing machines legal in Delaware pharmacies?
• How long must inventory records be maintained according to Delaware Pharmacy Law?
• When must a prescription for a controlled substance be written in Delaware?
• How frequently must a pharmacist review their Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) program?
• What information must be included in prescription records?
• Is it acceptable for pharmacies to refill prescriptions based on verbal requests from patients?
• What must a pharmacist do if a prescription cannot be filled in the allowed timeframe for a Schedule II substance?
• What is the maximum amount of pseudoephedrine that can be purchased within a 30-day period?
• How can a pharmacist ensure they are providing accurate information to patients regarding their prescriptions?
• What is the primary role of the Delaware Pharmacy Association?
• What is the minimum required counter width for a pharmacy dispensing operation?
• What must an impaired pharmacist complete to avoid disciplinary action?
• Which scheduling system is used to classify controlled substances?
• What is the penalty for a first conviction of practicing with a suspended license?
• What is required from the purchaser of pseudoephedrine products at the time of transaction?
• What is the role of the Delaware Board of Pharmacy?
• What must be included in the identification of an electronically transmitted prescription?
• What is the primary focus of the Delaware Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP)?
• What should be done with non-controlled drugs returned to the pharmacy?
• How often must a pharmacy conduct an inventory for controlled substances?
• What role does the Delaware Board of Pharmacy play in pharmacy practice?
• Who has the authority to appoint the members of the Delaware State Pharmacy Board?
• When must counseling be offered to patients according to pharmacy regulations?
• Which of the following is a legitimate reason for a pharmacist to refuse to fill a prescription?
• What type of cabinet should anti-neoplastic agents be compounded in?
• Which member is NOT typically included in the Controlled Substance Advisory Committee?
• Which of the following information is required for NPLEx documentation?
• Is it legal for pharmacists to advertise their services in Delaware?
• What information is required on a drug label dispensed by a practitioner?
• What action must a prescriber take if a controlled substance is not filled within a specific period of time?
• What is essential for a pharmacy to maintain its operational standards?
• What is a requirement for an automatic counting device in pharmacy?
• What type of education is required for pharmacy students in Delaware to practice?
• How many hours of clinical pharmacy training must a qualified nuclear pharmacist complete?
• Which of the following is NOT a requirement for obtaining a pharmacy license?
• How many hours of continuing education are required for pharmacy professionals?
• What is the maximum number of continuing education units (CEUs) required for re-licensure during any biennial registration?
• How long can a practitioner administer narcotic drugs under the 3-day rule?
• What document must be filled out when a controlled substance is transferred between pharmacies?
• What is required when partially filling a Schedule II substance?
• Who is responsible for ensuring compliance with pharmacy laws in Delaware?
• When can a pharmacist legally substitute a medication for a patient?
• What condition must be met for emergency refills of noncontrolled drugs in Delaware?
• Which of the following is NOT a duty of a pharmacy technician?
• What is required from a practitioner in a Narcotic Treatment Program to prescribe CIII-V controlled substances?
• How long must a pharmacy notify the Board of Pharmacy after a pharmacist in charge is terminated?
• For which of the following reasons would a pharmacist NOT return a medication?
• What must a pharmacy's aisle behind the counter be at least?
• Which office must practitioners register with to administer controlled substances for a Narcotic Treatment Program?
• When must a complete inventory be taken according to Delaware Pharmacy Law?
• What must be presented for non-ACPE approved programs of 1-2 hours for continuing education?
• Can a pharmacist change a patient’s prescription without consulting the physician?
• What is the maximum quantity of controlled substances containing opium that can be dispensed in a 48-hour period?
• What is required by Delaware law when a pharmacist dispenses a prescription for a controlled substance?
• How long does the Delaware Board of Pharmacy typically take to process new pharmacist applications?
• What are the approved methods of prescription delivery in Delaware?
• What is a requirement for at least 2 hours of continuing education?
• What information must be reported when closing a pharmacy?
• What is the term limit for members serving on the Board of Pharmacy?
• What is a primary responsibility of a pharmacist regarding prescription medications?
• What type of continuing education is required for pharmacist renewal?
• How long should a prescription for controlled substances be filled after the date of issue?
• What must a pharmacist confirm before selecting a substituted medication?
• Who is considered to be engaged in manufacturing in the context of pharmacy?
• What note must appear on prescriptions for brand name products to be dispensed?
• What is the definition of a drug outlet?
• Which organization administers the NAPLEX exam?
• What is the storage requirement for Schedule III through V controlled substances?
• What is required for a pharmacy to operate legally in Delaware?
• For schedule IV drugs, what is one example listed?
• How many members are on the Board of Pharmacy in Delaware?
• By what date must pharmacy permits be renewed?
• Under what condition must an emergency oral prescription for a CII be mailed to the pharmacy?
• What is true about refills for CIIs?
• What must occur after a pharmacy closes, according to regulations?
• When is informed consent particularly relevant in pharmacy practice?
• What should be done upon the discovery of theft or loss of controlled substances?
• How frequently should a pharmacy review its compliance policies?
• Which duty is permitted for pharmacy interns?
• Who can a controlled substance be orally transmitted to?
• What is the required notification time for the Board of Pharmacy prior to a temporary closure of more than 7 days?
• What action must be taken if a pharmacy experiences theft of controlled substances?
• What is one of the key responsibilities of a pharmacist-in-charge?
• In emergency patient care, what is an exception for prescribing controlled substances?
• What must be included on a faxed prescription?
• What is the maximum number of refills allowed within a 6 month period for certain controlled substances?
• What must the pharmacist inform the patient if a substituted drug is dispensed?
• How long must automated pharmacy system records be kept?
• When must a prescription label include a warning about the potential for addiction?
• Which regulation governs the confidentiality of patient information in Delaware?
• What is the minimum age requirement to obtain a pharmacist license in Delaware?
• What is the time frame for presenting hard copy pharmacy records after a request is made?
• Under Delaware law, what action should be taken if there is a medication error?
• What must be done if a faxed prescription is for a schedule II substance?
• Who is responsible for ensuring that pharmacy staff are trained in safe handling of medications?
• How frequently must a pharmacy permit be renewed?
• Which of the following medications can be refilled without a prescriber’s authorization?
• Which of the following is true about pharmacy technician duties in Delaware?
• What does the term “compounding” refer to in pharmacy practice?
• What is the requirement for pharmacist licensure renewal in Delaware?
• Which term describes the process of verifying a prescription's validity?
• Who has access to electronically transmitted prescriptions during transmission?
• What is required for manufacturers, packagers, and distributors of certain products?
• What action is necessary if a pharmacy finds discrepancies during an inventory of controlled substances?
• What is required when a pharmacy closes temporarily for more than 7 days?
• What documentation is necessary for a pharmacist to provide emergency refills?
• What is the requirement for pharmacy technician registration in Delaware?
• What constitutes a "prescription" under Delaware law?
• How does Delaware define "a prescription for a controlled substance"?
• Are generics subject to the same regulations as brand-name drugs in Delaware?
• How many total hours of continuing education are required for pharmacists per biennial licensure period?
• What denotes a drug that is considered dangerous to health?
• Who is considered a licensed prescriber?
• What must a pharmacist do before dispensing an emergency supply of a non-controlled drug?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding controlled substances transmitted electronically?
• What must a prescription include regarding directions for use?
• What is a requirement for a pharmacist when providing counseling to patients?
• Are pharmacists required to check for drug interactions before dispensing medications?
• What is the time limit for notifying a pharmacy after using emergency drug supplies?
• What must a distributor issue to a pharmacy when destroying a controlled substance?
• How often must pharmacists renew their licenses in Delaware?
• What organization sets the standards for the accreditation of pharmacy education programs in the U.S.?
• What is the primary legislative body that regulates pharmacy practice in Delaware?
• Are pharmacists allowed to prescribe medications in Delaware?
• Which of the following must pharmacists ensure before dispensing medication?
• What tasks can pharmacy interns or students perform?
• For how long must prescription records be kept by pharmacies in Delaware?
• What does the Office of Controlled Substances maintain?
• What is required for public notification of a pharmacy closing?
• What is the purpose of the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP)?
• For how long must documentation of continuing education hours be retained?
• How long must original Rx records be preserved according to Delaware pharmacy law?
• What safeguards are required for pharmacies to prevent drug diversion?
• Is it permissible for pharmacy interns to practice without direct supervision in Delaware?
• What actions should a pharmacy take with expired medications?
• Which information must be included on a generic substitution label?
• What constitutes unlawful possession of controlled substances in Delaware?
• When must a pharmacist renew their license in Delaware?
• What must a pharmacy do with emergency drug supplies within 48 hours?
• What form is required for transferring controlled substances between pharmacies?
• How many days in advance must a pharmacy notify the Executive Secretary when closing?
• What is the maximum number of hours that in-service training programs can account for in continuing education?
• What is the minimum requirement for the pharmacist regarding patient profile records before dispensing a new prescription?
• What is the definition of "drug" under Delaware pharmacy law?
• What must be included in a pharmacist’s patient counseling?
• Which of the following is a required label item for Over-The-Counter (OTC) drugs?
• How must CII records be maintained in a pharmacy?
• Can pharmacies accept returned medications from patients in Delaware?
• Which of the following drugs is classified as a Schedule II drug?
• What is the primary purpose of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)?
• Which of the following is NOT a Schedule III drug?
• Who has the authority to conduct pharmacy inspections in Delaware?
• Who is responsible for ensuring compliance with pharmacy laws in Delaware?
• Can a pharmacist substitute a medication without patient consent in Delaware?
• What must a prescription for pets contain?
• What must be shown on the pharmacy license at all times?
• Are telepharmacy services allowed under Delaware law?
• How should a pharmacy handle a patient’s request for information about their medication?
• How often must pharmacists renew their licenses in Delaware?
• In emergency situations, what restriction is placed on the dispensing of CIIs?
• What must a pharmacy do if it plans to close permanently?
• Which activity is NOT allowed for pharmacy technicians?
• What must pharmacies ensure regarding their controlled substances?
• What documentation is required when dispensing a controlled substance at a drive-through window?
• What age must a purchaser be to buy Schedule V drugs?
• Before a pharmacist can partially fill a prescription for patients in LTCF, they must notify who?
• What is the minimum square footage required for a prescription department?
• What is the time limit for filing a complaint against a pharmacist in Delaware?
• Under what condition is substitution of drugs allowed?
• What is an essential practice for maintaining the safety of medication in a pharmacy?
• How must hazardous drugs be disposed of according to Delaware law?
• What is the classification of codeine if it is greater than 1.8 grams per 100 ml?
• What is the protocol for transferring prescriptions between pharmacies in Delaware?
• When disposing of expired medications, what guidelines should pharmacies follow?
• What does the term 'misbranded' refer to in pharmacy labeling?
• What must a pharmacy do if a prescription for a CII is not filled within the specified time?
• What must be true for schedule II substances if the facility has less than 400 total dosage units?
• What is the required method of storing Schedule II controlled substances?
• What type of substances do Delaware’s controlled substance prescriptions refer to?
• What constitutes a drug as misbranded?
• How long is a partial fill for CIII and CIV allowed to be kept before it expires?
• What prescription authority do Nurse Practitioners (NP) have regarding controlled substances?
• What continuing education requirements must pharmacy staff adhere to in Delaware?
• Which of the following drugs is classified as a Schedule V drug?
• When must a pharmacist perform a drug utilization review?
• For how long must pharmacy records in Delaware be maintained?
• What qualifications must an applicant have to sit for the NAPLEX exam in Delaware?
• Who can receive a verbal controlled substance prescription?
• Is informed consent necessary before a pharmacist provides a specialty medication to a patient?
• What must be documented during a medication therapy management (MTM) session?
• For how long must patient profile records be maintained?
• Can a pharmacist dispense a medication without a prescription in an emergency?
• Is it permissible for a pharmacy to allow a technician to perform the final verification of prescriptions?
• Which of the following drugs is NOT classified as a schedule IV drug?
• What system is required for dispensing pseudoephedrine or ephedrine products?
• Which type of substances can a Physician Assistant (PA) prescribe?
• What is the primary purpose of prescribing controlled substances?