Law/ethics Test1 Set2

Front 1

CE requirements (6)

Back 1

1)15 clock hours each year
2)registration is in DOB month, CE must be acquired during previous Jan-Dec
3)keep certificates for 2 years!!!
4)graduate schools count as CE
5)live seminars encourage BUT NOT REQD
6)ACPE approved CE programs are OK

Front 2

Intern duties def.

Back 2

1)may do anything a pharmacist does except supervise tech's

Front 3

Faculty Preceptor def

Back 3

OK licensed pharmacist who is an Oklahoma licensed preceptor employed by a school of pharmacy to conduct a pro-practice rotation

Front 4

Intern def. (2)

Back 4

1)student enrolled and in good standing
2)graduate of COP w/ intern certificate from board

Front 5

Pro-practice def.

Back 5

1)advance practice rotation administed by faculty of COP

Front 6

Intern training areas must be... (3)

Back 6

1)in state and subject to State Board Rules
2)Get it approved if out of state
3)intern is assumed to be presently practicing in the traning area where their certificate is posted

Front 7

Employment notification to the Board (interns) (2)

Back 7

1)interns notify Board within 10d of place of non-college practice (going to work for and/or termination of this practice location)
2)pro-practice employment location notification will be responsibility of college

Front 8

Intern identification on the job (3)

Back 8

1)public must be able to distinguish intern from DPh/tech
2)wear a tag distinguishing them
3)id themselves on phone calls initiated or recieved

Front 9

Preceptor Requirements (4)

Back 9

1)OK licensed and practice 1yr or more
2)apply, pay fee and take/pass test
3)show interest in pharmacy as a profession and instruct intern in all areas of operation
4)cannot be on probation or suspension or convicted of a felony

Front 10

Training Area Requirements (6)

Back 10

1)meet licensing requirments
2)not be on probation
3)have preceptor on staff
4)renew every 3 years
5)unique or specific training area?
6)change in name, ownership, address requires new Training Area certificate

Front 11

Reciprocity def

Back 11

process thru NABP which a registered pharmacist can obtain licensure in OK based on his pharmacist license in a participating state w/ like requirements

Front 12

Score Transfer def

Back 12

process by which applicants can sit for NAPLEX in 1 state and transfer their score to another particiapting state thru NABP

Front 13

Pharmacist Licensure Requirements (5)

Back 13

1)satisfactory communication skills
2)pass law test and NAPLEX
3)forthright and open in provision of info
4)candid in providing info related to cheating, malpractice, legal or disciplinary axn
5)no license will be issued who does NOT provide Board w/ complete/open/honest responses to all question

Front 14

Pharmaceutical Care/Prospective Drug Review involves (5)

Back 14

1)over/under utilization
2)therapeutic duplication
3)drug-drug/drug-disease/drug-allergy CI
4)dose/duration incorrect
5)clinical abuse/misuse

Front 15

ONLY MULTIPLE LICENSES that are OK (2)

Back 15

1)Pharmacy and Drug Supplier
2)Pharmacy and Parenteral

Front 16

Rules of Professional Conduct (compliance w/ laws def.)

Back 16

business conducted as a pharmacist will at all times by in conformity w/ all federal, state, and municipal laws

Front 17

Rules of Professional Conduct (Substitution def)

Back 17

can't substitute or cause to be substituted any drug, med, chemical, pharma prep w/o the authority of the prescriber or purchaser

Front 18

Rules of Professional Conduct (Conduct def.)

Back 18

conduct yourself in a way that entitles to respect and confidence of the community. Don't do things that provide EVIDENCE OF WILLFUL UNTRUTHFULNESS

Front 19

Rules of Professional Conduct (Cofidentiality def)

Back 19

1)health/safety of patrons will be DPh's first consideration
2)nature of their problems or ailments will NOT be divulged except if:
a)in response to legal requirements OR
b)in best interest of the patron

Front 20

Confidentiality recap (4)

Back 20

1)to physicians
2)when reqd by legally/law enforcement (ie pt in prison)
3)best interest/health and safety of pt
4)when pt authorizes and to whom they authorize