Wyoming Pharmacy Law Practice Exam

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• What are the continuing education requirements for pharmacists in Wyoming?
• Which information must be recorded in a retrievable manner when an Rx is refilled?
• When assessing a medication in a prospective DUR, which factor is primarily considered?
• How many hours of internship training are required to apply for a pharmacist license in Wyoming?
• Are pharmacies in Wyoming required to have a "drugs and poisons" sign?
• What is the maximum time frame a pharmacy has to report a discrepancy?
• Which amendment to the FDCA of 1938 transferred jurisdiction for prescription drug marketing from the FTC to the FDA?
• What is the maximum amount of pseudoephedrine a customer can purchase in a single transaction in Wyoming?
• Long-term care facilities must ensure they are free from significant medication errors and maintain what percentage error rate?
• Is it permissible for computer software to automatically calculate the quantity for an Rx and include it on the script?
• What is the role of the FDA regarding dietary supplements?
• Which act was designed to promote the availability of generic medications?
• What information is transferred to the BOP as part of the controlled substance prescription tracking program?
• Can questions of law be appealed?
• Who may place an order using DEA form 222 in a pharmacy?
• Are pharmacists in Wyoming required to participate in drug utilization review?
• What is the maximum liability coverage that a pharmacy in Wyoming must maintain?
• Are pharmacists in Wyoming permitted to counsel patients on their medications?
• If a food product claims to cure a disease, how does the FDA respond?
• What feature must be included in an institutional pharmacy?
• Who must a tech register with before performing any pharmacy functions?
• How often must each resident's chart be reviewed at a long-term care facility (LTCF)?
• Who is responsible for determining if a substance is classified as a schedule 3-5 drug?
• Is mixing or reconstituting non-sterile products in accordance with approved labeling considered compounding?
• How must cosmetic product additives be listed on a label?
• What is the minimum age requirement to become a licensed pharmacist in Wyoming?
• What is a critical component assessed in the therapeutic appropriateness of a patient's medication during a DUR?
• What is the role of the Wyoming State Pharmacy Association?
• Which of the following can be changed on a C2 prescription without consulting the prescriber?
• For how long is a C2 prescription valid after being issued?
• What can result from pharmacists not following Wyoming medication error regulations?
• What schedule is Valium classified under?
• What information must be included on a control sheet dispensed by an institutional pharmacy?
• Which of the following describes a "maintenance medication"?
• What is the only reason that the DEA can deny registration to dispense controlled substances?
• Which term refers to a set of regulations associated with manufacturing methods and controls?
• What is the purpose of the Wyoming Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP)?
• Does a bill require a senator or representative as a sponsor?
• What can result from failure to comply with Wyoming pharmacy laws?
• Where must the signed copy of the immunization questionnaire and consent form be maintained?
• How can a prescription (Rx) drug be converted to OTC status?
• What does CGMP stand for in pharmaceutical regulations?
• Which of the following is a requirement for adequate pharmacy storage?
• Can pharmacy interns conduct prospective Drug Utilization Reviews (DURs)?
• How long do applicants have to complete the requirements after the NABP processes an application for reciprocity?
• What factors can lead to a drug being reclassified to a higher schedule?
• In Wyoming, how many hours must a pharmacy technician complete in training before they can register?
• What is the continuing education requirement for Wyoming pharmacists to maintain their license?
• What is the primary intention of the Robinson-Patman Act?
• What is required for a drug to be switched from prescription to over-the-counter status?
• What actions should a pharmacist take if they suspect a prescription is forged?
• Under which amendment is medication advertising covered?
• Why might a pharmacist want to influence the committee regarding a bill?
• What are the requirements for a pharmacy's physical examination in Wyoming?
• What must be included on a prescription label in Wyoming?
• What is the procedure for handling a drug recall in a Wyoming pharmacy?
• Robbery of a pharmacy is considered a federal crime when:
• How often must pharmacists in Wyoming renew their licenses?
• What must pharmacies document when returning prescription medications to stock?
• Are pharmacists in Wyoming allowed to prescribe medication?
• What is the main requirement for pharmacy staff when handling controlled substances?
• True or False: All controlled substance sheets must be returned to the pharmacy upon completion.
• What percentage discrepancy must be reported to the Board of Pharmacy?
• How many attempts are allowed for the NAPLEX exam?
• What is the significance of the pharmacist’s signature on refill records?
• What constitutes "controlled substance theft" in the pharmacy context?
• What schedule is cough syrup with codeine classified under?
• When is a lower strength drug available OTC, but the higher strength is Rx only?
• What does "collaborative practice agreement" mean in terms of Wyoming pharmacy law?
• What is a "medication error"?
• How long can a pharmacist or technician's suspension last before they can petition for reinstatement?
• What is required of a pharmacist during counseling?
• Is it legal for a pharmacist in Wyoming to sell over-the-counter medications?
• Where must information sheets for vaccination come from?
• What must a pharmacist do before dispensing a controlled substance?
• What is the term used to describe the disparity of information between government agencies and the general population?
• Does Wyoming allow pharmacists to administer immunizations?
• What is the purpose of having separate areas for storing medications?
• In an institutional pharmacy, who may enter the pharmacy to provide necessary medications when it is closed?
• A prospective Drug Utilization Review (DUR) evaluates which elements?
• Which of the following practices is prohibited under pharmacy law?
• Which of the following is NOT a function of the Wyoming State Board of Pharmacy?
• What term is used for a prescription that is written for a patient with a diagnosis of a chronic illness?
• Can courts review and overturn agency decisions?
• What is the purpose of patient information leaflets in Wyoming pharmacies?
• A retrospective Drug Utilization Review (DUR) includes which of the following?
• The Sherman Antitrust Act is designed to protect what?
• How are controlled substances classified in Wyoming?
• What is required for a pharmacist to provide a medication therapy management service?
• What must a pharmaceutical company submit to the FDA to market a generic version of an expired patent drug?
• What schedule is Testosterone classified under?
• What must an institutional pharmacy have in terms of hygiene facilities?
• What is the responsibility of the PIC when their pharmacy closes?
• What is required regarding refrigeration in an institutional pharmacy?
• How can the FDA switch a drug from OTC to Rx only?
• All controlled substance records must contain the following except:
• What specific information is essential on a bingo card blister pack?
• What is the waiting period for a pharmacist or technician to request a hearing after a license revocation?
• Are automated dispensing machines permissible in Wyoming pharmacies?
• What factors does the BOP consider when licensing wholesale distributors?
• Which of the following best describes a pharmacy technician's role in compounding?
• What is required for storing medications in an institutional pharmacy?
• Why is it important for pharmacies to keep accurate records of controlled substances for two years?
• What is not required to be stored in telepharmacies?
• What types of records must pharmacies maintain according to Wyoming law?
• Can questions of fact be appealed?
• What information must be recorded on the back of an Rx being transferred from your pharmacy?
• How is a pharmacy required to document discrepancies?
• What must be done to maintain the security of a pharmacy in Wyoming?
• What type of pharmacy license is required for pharmacies operating in Wyoming?
• Who is responsible for the operations and personnel of a pharmacy in Wyoming?
• Which of the following is true regarding appeals?
• If a medication is on the Federal Upper Limit (FUL) list, what must be indicated on the prescription by the prescriber?
• Can doctors in Wyoming prescribe medications for family members?
• What must a pharmacy do if there is a change in ownership?
• What is the primary governing body for pharmacy regulation in Wyoming?
• What is the effect of the enactment of E-Sign?
• Can pharmacists in Wyoming refill a prescription for controlled substances without prescriber authorization?
• Can pharmacy technicians in Wyoming accept prescriptions over the phone?
• Are pharmacists in Wyoming allowed to administer immunizations?
• Which of the following is considered a permissible reason to fax a Schedule 2 drug prescription?
• Who is accountable for the accuracy of a prescription dispensed by a pharmacy in Wyoming?
• True or False: Generic substitution is not considered practicing medicine.
• Which of the following statements is true about the Medication Guide program?
• What is meant by "adequate directions for use" for OTC drugs?
• What is one requirement for institutional pharmacies when administering medications?
• What is the minimum requirement for the location of an institutional pharmacy?
• Can licensed pharmacists in Wyoming administer injectable medications?
• For what purpose can Methadone be dispensed from a community pharmacy?
• What is required for a pharmacy to conduct a medication therapy management program?
• In Wyoming, can a pharmacist dispense an emergency refill without a prescription?
• How long must prescription records be retained in Wyoming?
• How often is it acceptable for a pharmacy to change its formularies?
• In Wyoming, who is allowed to prescribe controlled substances?
• What type of area is required for an institutional pharmacy?
• Can a tech-in-training compound medications?
• What should a pharmacist do if a patient reports an adverse reaction to a medication?
• What type of drug recalls need to be urgently communicated to pharmacies?
• Package inserts are required for which of the following?
• What must a designated nurse do to dispense medications during pharmacy closure?
• What constitutes a valid prescription in Wyoming?
• Can states pass laws without regard to federal law?
• What is compounding defined as?
• How should complaints from patients be handled in a Wyoming pharmacy?
• What is a key responsibility of pharmacists regarding controlled substances in Wyoming?
• Can a patient's plastic Rx container be reused?
• What does a "DEA number" signify in pharmacy practice?
• What must be done if a pharmacist is changing employers?
• DEA form 222 must be used when purchasing:
• When can a pharmacy return a controlled substance back to the supplier?
• How many federal courts of appeal does each state have at least one of?
• What does HIPAA primarily target?
• Which statement is true regarding agency decisions?
• What is considered a reportable error in a pharmacy setting in Wyoming?
• What is the significance of a bill sponsor?
• Which federal entity provides legal guidelines for electronic recordkeeping?
• What is the purpose of maintaining inventory records for controlled substances?
• Which schedules of controlled substances require special handling and record-keeping in Wyoming?
• After a suspension, how long must a pharmacist or technician wait to request a hearing for license reinstatement?
• In the event of a prescription error, what should a pharmacist do first?
• What is the policy regarding the labeling of prescription medications in Wyoming?
• How often must a pharmacy inventory controlled substances?
• How many total attempts does the NAPLEX exam allow including initial try?
• Does the name of the product dispensed have to appear on the label attached to the prescription vial?
• For how long must controlled substance inventories be maintained?
• What is the primary reason for the existence of information asymmetry in government agencies?
• Which of the following is a requirement for the storage of controlled substances?
• What condition must be met for a hospital pharmacy to substitute one drug for another in the same pharmacologic class?
• What is required to conduct a medication therapy management (MTM) service in Wyoming?
• How should pharmacies in Wyoming handle the disposal of expired medications?
• What must prescription drug labeling include?
• In Wyoming, what can make a substance prescription-only?
• What is essential for conducting a drug utilization review in Wyoming?
• How often should pharmacists in Wyoming review patient profiles?
• What must a pharmacist do if they suspect a prescription is fraudulent?
• Define "compounding" in the context of Wyoming pharmacy law.
• What is a primary responsibility of the Board of Pharmacy (BOP)?
• What must certified techs know how to use before being certified to compound?
• Are there restrictions on advertising for pharmacies in Wyoming?
• Under what circumstances can Schedule 2 drugs be faxed?
• Are compounding pharmacies allowed to resell their compounded pharmacies to other pharmacies?
• What is a primary purpose of FDA regulation of drugs?
• Describe the role of pharmacy technicians in Wyoming.
• True or False: A pharmacist is not exposed to greater liability for dispensing a generic medication.
• Which of the following is NOT a requirement for licensing an institutional pharmacy?
• Can drugs be delivered during non-pharmacy hours?
• What is the maximum permissible purchase limit for pseudoephedrine within a 30-day period?
• What is the minimum distance a pharmacy must be from a similar pharmacy in Wyoming?
• Which regulatory body oversees controlled substances in Wyoming?
• What is required for the sale of Schedule V controlled substances in Wyoming?
• What must pharmacies do to ensure compliance with drug returns?
• What is the penalty for practicing pharmacy without a license in Wyoming?
• What details are required on the packaging of a bingo card style blister pack for a nursing home?
• From where do most cases heard in a federal court of appeal originate?
• Phase 1 clinical trials involve which of the following?
• What does the term "de minimis" refer to?
• What restrictions apply to the dispensing of emergency contraception in Wyoming?
• The Kefauver-Harris Amendment of 1962 first established which important requirement?
• Which of the following is a key aspect of drug regulation?
• When can protected health information (PHI) be used?