Law & Ethics Final

Front 1

A DEA form 222 is only valid for how long?

Back 1

60 days or two months radiator

Front 2

How many days after a partial fill of a schedule II drug is the prescription still valid?

Back 2

7 days

Front 3

What schedule of drugs are illegal?

Back 3

Schedule I

Front 4

What schedule of drugs may be refilled five times after the date issued?

Back 4

Schedule III and IV

Front 5

In order to distribute any controlled substances, you must be registered with who?

Back 5

DEA

Front 6

What DEA form is used to order controlled substances listed on schedule III?

Back 6

No form is required

Front 7

What schedule of drugs do not allow refills for controlled substances?

Back 7

Schedule II

Front 8

What is considered unauthorized disclosure of a patient’s medical records?

Back 8

Invasion of privacy

Front 9

What does Title I of HIPPA focus on?

Back 9

Continuation of health insurance coverage

Front 10

What is the primary goal of HIPAA?

Back 10

Improving the portability and continuity of healthcare coverage

Front 11

What law regulates employer offered health plans?

Back 11

The federal employee retirement income and security act

Front 12

Electronic medical records are preferred over paper records because?

Back 12

They can be accessed more quickly and take less room to store

Front 13

What does PHI include?

Back 13

Patients name, patients addresses, all dates relating to the patient’s age and medical history, phone numbers, fax numbers, email addresses, website addresses, Social Security number, medical record numbers, health plan beneficiary numbers, various account numbers, certificate and license numbers, vehicle identification and related numbers, medical device identifiers and serial numbers

Front 14

What do complex codes refer to?

Back 14

Payments, claims, providers, and places of service

Front 15

Altering a patient’s chart to increase the amount reimbursed is an example of what?

Back 15

Fraud

Front 16

What is the best method for patient identification?

Back 16

A state issued ID or driver’s license

Front 17

What does PHI stand for?

Back 17

Protected health information

Front 18

What is the main purpose of an infection control program?

Back 18

Prevent the spread of infection

Front 19

What must be on file in a pharmacy setting that uses hazardous chemicals?

Back 19

Material safety data sheets (MSDS)

Front 20

What law was developed to maintain a reporting system for job related injuries and illnesses?

Back 20

OSHA

Front 21

Cleaning solvents, germicides, and pharmaceuticals are all examples of what?

Back 21

Chemical waste

Front 22

What are some examples of PPE?

Back 22

Gowns or lab coats, face shields, goggles, masks, gloves

Front 23

What act prevents chemicals to be flushed down the drain?

Back 23

The resource conservation and recovery act

Front 24

What are some reasons to use aseptic technique?

Back 24

Prevent contamination

Front 25

If materials have come into contact with blood or body fluids they must be treated as what?

Back 25

Hazardous waste

Front 26

Workers compensation law was adopted by most states by what year?

Back 26

1920

Front 27

Who regulates pharmacy practice on a daily basis?

Back 27

The state boards of pharmacy

Front 28

What are some of the benefits of computer dispensing systems?

Back 28

Improved dispensing time and accuracy

Front 29

What needs to be included in addition to standard prescription information when a controlled substance is prescribed?

Back 29

The prescribers DEA number

Front 30

What letter should be marked on stock bottles after they have been opened?

Back 30

The letter X

Front 31

Who can perform patient counseling?

Back 31

Licensed pharmacist

Front 32

USP chapter 797 sets standards for?

Back 32

Sterile compounding

Front 33

Who is responsible to review patient records in order to determine that there is no misuse of medications?

Back 33

The pharmacist

Front 34

A substitute equivalent drug product is allowed unless what?

Back 34

Unless stated by the prescriber

Front 35

What is the purpose of pharmacist counseling patients about prescriptions?

Back 35

To make sure that the patient understands everything about the proper administration of the drug contained within

Front 36

Why must the patients allergies always be verified?

Back 36

To avoid medication errors

Front 37

Who in the pharmacy setting should check the patient’s insurance information and verify eligibility?

Back 37

Pharmacy technician

Front 38

USP Chapter 795 Sets standards for what?

Back 38

Non-sterile compounding

Front 39

What are some examples of reasons to substitute brand-name drugs for generic drugs?

Back 39

Cost savings

Front 40

How many times should a prescription be checked and verified during the filling process?

Back 40

Three times

Front 41

The board of pharmacy is a sub agency of what?

Back 41

Department of health or licensing

Front 42

How many technicians can a pharmacist supervisor at one time?

Back 42

Three or more

Front 43

What organization represents state pharmaceutical license in authorities?

Back 43

NABP

Front 44

What organization offers an examination for the pharmacy technician certification?

Back 44

PTCB

Front 45

What state does not require pharmacy technicians to obtain a license?

Back 45

Florida

Front 46

The PTCE is divided into how many areas of competence?

Back 46

Three areas

Front 47

What is required to renew your pharmacy technician certification?

Back 47

Continuing education

Front 48

Who must drug defects be reported to?

Back 48

USP or FDA

Front 49

What percentage of pharmacy technician jobs are in the retail setting?

Back 49

70%

Front 50

How many CE credits must be completed every two years to renew certification?

Back 50

20 hours

Front 51

What are some examples of traditional pharmacy technician activities?

Back 51

Accepting written prescriptions, checking prescriptions for accuracy and completeness, creating patient profiles, determining patient benefit plan information, retrieving patient profiles, entering prescription information on patient profiles, obtaining drug products to use in filling prescriptions, counting numbers of tablets and other drug forms, manually filling prescriptions, using appropriately sized containers

Front 52

In the hospital setting, who is in charge of giving medication dosage instructions to the nurses?

Back 52

The prescriber or pharmacist

Front 53

If a technician provides incorrect information to a patient who would be liable?

Back 53

The technician

Front 54

What is the mission of the Institute for the certification of pharmacy technicians?

Back 54

To recognize pharmacy technicians who have the knowledge and skills needed to assist pharmacists to safely, Accurately, and efficiently prepare and dispense prescriptions, and to promote high standards of practice

Front 55

Who publish the book model rules for a pharmaceutical care

Back 55

NABP