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Montana Fed law 2024 fully solved & verified for accuracy 2025(GUARANTEED SUCCESS)
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Montana/Fed law 2024 fully solved &verified for accuracy
2025(GUARANTEED SUCCESS)
Patient profile requirements? - answer -name,
-DOB/age
-gender
-address
- phone number
-allergies
-LIST OF MEDICATIONS
-DISEASE STATE INFORMATION
-PHARMACISTS COMMENTS relevant to individual's therapy
**Kept on file for 3 years from last date dispense; with Collaborative
practice agreements, patient profiles kept for 7 YEARS
definitions to know - answer -ISO class 5 = <3520 particles 0.5
microns in diameter per cubic meter of air
-Drug kit= secured kit STORED OUTSIDE A PHARMACY within an
INSTITUTION NOT HAVING AN INHOUSE PHARMACY
-Electronic signature = means a confidential personalized method of
affixing a signature to an electronic document that WILL GUARENTEE
THE ID OF A PRESCRIBER
Internship requirements 1 - answer **1500 hours of practical
experience from an approved pharmacy, hospital, or facility.
,=> students can acquire a max of 48 hours/week.
=> ex: school attendance in approved courses, IPPE, APPE
**Supervision is REQUIRED: all DRUG DISTRIBUTION OR DISPENSING
ACTIVITIES shall be performed by the intern UNDER DIRECT
SUPERVISION of a pharmacist.
what is a prospective DUR? - answer **When presented to the
pharmacist, they must check:
1) a review of rxs and patient records for over/under-utilization of
drugs
2) checking for therapeutic duplication
3) checking for incorrect doses or dosing regimens
4) extending a verbal offer to the client to discuss matters that will
enhance or optimize drug therapy
Fees - answer **application license transfer = $180
** pharmacist registration = $70
**pharmacist annual renewal fee = $65
Change in address or employment - answer **MUST NOTIFY BOARD
IN WIRTING WITHIN 30 DAYS of any change in EMPLOYMENT or
personal address
Quality assurance program requirements? - answer **EACH
PHARMACY MUST IMPLETMENT A QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM
=> helps prevent errors by analyzation, individually and
collectively, investigate and other pertinent data to be collected to
assess the cause and factors such as a system or process fails
,pharmacist meal/rest breaks - answer **any pharmacy STAFFED
WITH ONLY 1 pharmacist:
1) the pharmacist MUST TAKE a meal/rest break for a max of 30
minutes WITHOUT CLOSING the pharmacy and removing support
personnel; provided that the pharmacist believes the security of Rx
will be maintained.
2) TIME OF BREAK WILL BE CONSPICUOUSLY POSTED in clear view of
the prescription area
3) If the pharmacist is NOT ON SIGHT => THERE MUST BE A SIGN
THAT SAYS "NO PHARMACIST IS ON DUTY"
4) if the prescription area is open, THE PHARMACIST MUST BE ON
PREMESIS
5) AUTHORIZED by the pharmacist; techs and interns may remain in
the RX department to perform nondiscretionary duties delineated
by the pharmacist
6) IN THE ABSENCE of a pharmacist, THERE IS NO DISPENSING OF
NEW RXs NOR COUNSELING
7) at the discretion of the pharmacist, PREVIOUSLY CHECKED
REFILLS may be handed to patients by techs in the pharmacist's
absence and MUST OFFER the patient counseling by the pharmacist
8) TELEPHONED NEW RXs CANT NOT BE ACCEPTED in pharmacists
absence
9) new hardcopy rxs can be accepted and processed by techs in the
pharmacist's absence and MUST OFFER
, Exams for licensure as a registered pharmacist for graduates
OUTSIDE THE US - answer **must complete the following:
1) INTERVIEW BEFORE THE BOARD OF PAHRAMCY
2) 1500 hours of internship IN THE US
3) receive a foreign pharmacy graduate exam committee
CERTIFICAITON (FPGEC) from nabp that includes the following:
a.) foreign pharmacy graduate equivalency exam (FPGEE)
b.) Test of spoken English (TSE)
c) test of English as a foreign language (TOEFL)
dispensing of drugs by medical practictioners- MONTANA LAW -
answer **A medical practitioner can DISPENSE DRUGS if:
1) register with the board of pharmacy
2) comply with requirements
**Drugs dispensed by a doctor MUST BE:
1) dispense DIRECTLY BY THE DOCTER or at the place of practice
2) dispensed ONLY TO THE DOCTORS *OWN PATIENTS*
**before dispensing a drug, the doctor SHALL OFFER to give the
patient a rx in WRITTEN, E-SCRIPT, OR FAX form that the patient
may choose to have filled by the doctor or any pharmacy
**A medical doctor may ONLY DISPENSE drugs that theyre allowed to
prescribe under their scope of practice
=> THEY MAY NOT DISPENSE A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
administration of vaccines - answer **W/O CPA:
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