DEA Pharmacist's Manual Practice Test

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• What information must be reported in a state prescription monitoring program?
• What is the main purpose of the Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act of 2005?
• What type of card is acceptable if it includes a photo for SLCP purchases?
• How must records of Schedule III-V controlled substances be maintained?
• Under the Ryan Haight Act, what must an online pharmacy hold to legally distribute controlled substances?
• What does "CIII" stand for?
• What are "psychotropic drugs"?
• According to federal law, how often must a pharmacy renew its registration with the DEA?
• What must be done if a pharmacy receives damaged controlled substances upon delivery?
• How frequently must a regulated seller of SLCPs self-certify their compliance?
• According to federal law, can a pharmacy process electronic prescriptions for controlled substances?
• How is the "Controlled Substance Act" relevant to pharmacists?
• What is required to document the transfer of controlled substances?
• What information is required on a controlled substance prescription?
• What is the purpose of "Effective Drug Utilization Review"?
• If a pharmacy's original order form for controlled substances was lost or stolen, what must be attached to the second order form?
• What is the maximum number of refills allowed for a Schedule III-IV prescription?
• Which of the following is a key sign of prescription fraud?
• What form must be completed when destroying controlled substances?
• How many patients may a practitioner treat for addiction at one time without exceeding limits?
• Can a pharmacy dispense a controlled substance without a prescription?
• Who enforces the Controlled Substances Act (CSA)?
• What is the requirement regarding the 5% rule for pharmacy distribution of controlled substances?
• How often can a physician provide a prescription refill for a Schedule IV controlled substance?
• What is the required physical count accuracy for Schedule II controlled substances?
• What is meant by "disposal of controlled substances"?
• How many times may a pharmacy transfer a prescription for Schedule III-V drugs?
• A pharmacy orders five 100-count bottles of 2 mg morphine sulfate tablets. Upon checking the shipment, the pharmacist finds one bottle of 500-count tablets instead. Is this acceptable?
• What role does the DEA play in regard to controlled substances?
• What is considered a "misfill"?
• How old must a purchaser be to legally obtain a controlled substance without a prescription?
• Why must prescription pads be securely stored?
• What must be maintained when transferring Schedule III-V controlled substances?
• Which of the following is an acceptable form of identification for purchasing pseudoephedrine and other SLCPs?
• What does "RX" represent in pharmacy?
• What must a pharmacist verify before dispensing a controlled substance?
• Can a pharmacy ship controlled substances outside the country?
• What is the maximum amount of other controlled substances that can be dispensed without a prescription?
• Which of the following are examples of mid-level practitioners?
• Which of the following is considered an emergency circumstance for dispensing controlled substances without a prescription?
• What does "DEA Form 106" relate to?
• Which of the following is NOT a required controlled substance record that must be maintained by the pharmacy?
• What distinguishes a prescription from a medication order?
• What is required for a prescriber to issue multiple prescriptions for a Schedule II drug?
• Which federal agency is responsible for enforcing controlled substances laws?
• A purchaser is responsible for filling in which details for each Schedule II order on DEA Form 222?
• What are the required components of a prescription for a controlled substance?
• True or False: A corporation that owns multiple pharmacies can submit a single DEA form for renewal.
• For which of the following scenarios is the pharmacist's DEA registration critical?
• How long are CII prescriptions valid for patients in long-term care facilities or those who are terminally ill?
• In what circumstance may a CII be partially dispensed apart from running out of stock?
• What do pharmacies need before distributing controlled substances to other pharmacies?
• What should a pharmacist do if they suspect prescription drug abuse?
• Which of the following is NOT an acceptable form of ID issued by a government agency?
• What is considered a "duplicate prescription"?
• In what instances is a DEA Form 222 required?
• What must the pharmacist do with an electronic prescription for a CII in an emergency?
• What is the federal time limit within which a Schedule II prescription must be filled after being written?
• What are the consequences of failing to comply with DEA regulations?
• What should a pharmacist do upon receiving a prescription for a controlled substance that appears to be altered?
• How many pharmacies must be registered with the DEA if they are owned by the same person?
• What is the primary goal of prescription monitoring programs?
• Is a pharmacy allowed to dispense a controlled substance to a patient's friend who comes to pick it up?
• Which schedule has a high potential for abuse and accepted medical use?
• What is the significance of the Ryan Haight Act?
• Why is it important to distinguish between "legitimate" and "illegitimate" sources of controlled substances?
• If a pharmacist partially fills a CII drug, how long does the pharmacy have to fill the remaining portion?
• What constitutes a "valid prescription"?
• What information is NOT required on a reconciling inventory of controlled substances?
• What must a pharmacist verify at the time of dispensing a faxed Schedule II prescription?
• What is an ID that can be used if it contains the individual’s date of birth and address?
• What is a "DEA registration number"?
• Within how many days must a written prescription be provided after an emergency dispensing of a schedule II medication?
• What must pharmacies do before forwarding drugs directly to the DEA for disposal?
• Under what conditions can a Schedule II prescription be faxed?
• What does DEA Form 224a relate to?
• Under what condition can the quantity of controlled substances in Schedule III-V be estimated for records?
• Which form is required for a pharmacy to register as a Narcotic Treatment Program?
• What is the latest timeframe to submit transfer documents to the DEA prior to the proposed transfer?
• Under what circumstance can a CII drug be dispensed without a written prescription?
• What form should be completed to request a duplicate certificate of registration with the DEA?
• What must be done in the event of controlled substance theft or significant loss?
• Which statement about Schedule II refills is true?
• When transferring controlled substances to an original supplier, what documentation is required?
• What is the primary method for disposing of unwanted controlled substances?
• What must be documented in each personal file of employees involved in SLCP sales?
• What action should a pharmacist take if they do not know the prescriber during an emergency dispensing of a CII?
• Who is authorized to transfer prescriptions?
• What are the allowable methods for writing prescriptions for Schedule III-V drugs according to federal law?
• What is the role of a pharmacist in recognizing prescription fraud?
• What caution statement is required on a prescription for controlled substances?
• What is essential for a pharmacist to confirm about a patient before dispensing controlled substances?
• What type of document is required for employment authorization to purchase SLCPs?
• What is the role of a "wholesaler" regarding controlled substances?
• If a breakage or spillage of controlled substances occurs, what is an acceptable method of disposal?
• How long must records of controlled substance prescriptions be maintained?
• Who is responsible for reporting a lost shipment of controlled substances?
• Which facilities are classified as Long-Term Care Facilities (LTCFs)?
• Which identification card is NOT acceptable for purchasing pseudoephedrine?
• What is one requirement for dispensing a schedule II medication in an emergency?
• Mid-level practitioners are authorized to prescribe medications, but are limited to which types?
• How often must a controlled substance inventory be completed?
• What additional information must be provided when receiving an electronic transfer of a prescription?
• What is the minimum amount of pseudoephedrine in a single sale package that does not require logging in the CMEA?
• What information must be submitted to the DEA when transferring business operations to another registrant?
• Schedule I controlled substances are characterized by what main trait?
• When can a registrant renew a pharmacy's registration with the DEA?
• What is the significance of a "controlled substance prescription record"?
• What is the maximum allowable supply of a Schedule III prescription that can be filled at one time?
• What is meant by "schedule transfer" when discussing controlled substances?
• What defines a "partial fill" in prescription dispensing?
• When can a pharmacist dispense a controlled substance without a prescription?
• Which schedule of narcotics has medical use but a high potential for abuse?
• What form is required for a pharmacy to register with the DEA?
• For how long must controlled substance records be stored after termination of DEA registration?
• What is the maximum amount of pseudoephedrine that can be purchased in a single transaction?
• What happens if a registrant does not receive a response from the DEA after notifying them of central record keeping?
• Which schedule of substances is considered to have the lowest potential for abuse?
• Who may be denied access to controlled substances within a pharmacy?
• What is the maximum amount of CII medication that can be dispensed during an emergency?
• Can a pharmacist change dosages on a controlled substance prescription?
• Which item must be included on a controlled substance prescription regarding refills?
• What is the primary purpose of the Ryan Haight Act of 2008?
• How are pharmacovigilance and the DEA connected?
• If a pharmacy is registered with the DEA, how must they handle inventory for controlled substances?
• What are the filing options for prescription records regarding controlled substances?
• What type of documentation must be maintained by a pharmacist when dispensing a controlled substance?
• What is the minimum duration for maintaining records concerning controlled substances according to federal law?
• Which DEA form is used for transferring Schedule II controlled substances?
• What details must a receiving pharmacy include on the prescription when accepting a transfer?
• What must a pharmacy registrant return if terminating DEA registration?
• What must a transferring pharmacist write on the face of the prescription when transferring?
• Under what conditions can a pharmacist provide a narcotic for detoxification?
• In what scenarios can a pharmacist provide an emergency refill of a medication?
• What is considered a significant loss according to the CSA regulations?
• What is an adverse drug reaction (ADR)?
• What distinguishes controlled substances from non-controlled substances?
• During a theft or significant loss of controlled substances, what is the first action a pharmacist should take?
• What form is used to report theft or loss of controlled substances?
• What is the significance of patient education concerning adverse drug reactions?
• What must a pharmacist do in case of a suspicious prescription?
• What information must be included on an ID issued by a government agency to qualify for SLCP purchase?
• How many times may a Schedule II prescription be refilled according to federal law?
• What is one of the main responsibilities of the DEA?
• Which of the following is NOT a product that requires ID and sales logs under the Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act of 2005?
• Which of the following forms of ID is acceptable for a foreign visitor purchasing SLCPs in the US?
• What training do pharmacists need regarding controlled substances?
• What must a regulated seller do to comply with SLCPs regulations regarding employee training?
• What is "curbside consultation"?
• What is the maximum supply a prescriber can issue with multiple prescriptions for Schedule II medications?
• What procedures must be taken to cancel/void a CII order?
• Can a registrant maintain records at a location other than the registered location?
• What does "CSOS" stand for in the context of controlled substances?
• What elements are required to be recorded with the initial inventory of controlled substances?
• What is the maximum amount of substance containing opium that can be dispensed without a prescription?
• What must be included in patient records for controlled substances?
• When receiving a transfer, what information must be written on the face of the prescription?
• What action must be taken if a pharmacy changes its location?
• What is the primary purpose of the DEA Pharmacist's Manual?
• What notation is required on Schedule III-V records when kept with Schedule II?
• How should initial inventory of controlled substances be performed?
• What must be documented if a controlled substance is returned to a pharmacy?
• According to regulations, which item is mandatory for a valid ID when purchasing SLCPs?
• Which documents must be included in the records maintained for Schedule III-V substances?
• Which entity has jurisdiction over the issuing of prescriptions for controlled substances?
• How can pharmacists ensure proper patient counseling on controlled substances?
• How often is inventory of controlled substances required to be taken?
• How are controlled substances classified?
• Are pharmacists permitted to compound controlled substances?
• What is the first action a pharmacy must take when moving to a new location concerning DEA regulations?
• Which of the following is not required on a prescription label for controlled substances?
• What must a pharmacy comply with when acting as an online pharmacy?
• What is the minimum length of time a pharmacist must retain records for controlled substances?
• How can pharmacists access the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP)?
• In the context of controlled substances, what does the term "schedule" refer to?
• What is the potential for abuse for Schedule III substances?
• Which of the following is the maximum dosage units of any substance containing opium that can be dispensed without a prescription?
• Which of the following actions must a pharmacist avoid when handling controlled substance prescriptions?
• Which of the following options is included in acceptable forms of ID for purchasing SLCPs?
• Which document must be actively maintained by a regulated seller regarding SLCP sales?
• Who is allowed to prescribe Schedule II controlled substances?