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Rickert MPJE - Illinois Pharmacy Practice Act Latest 2025 Edition. Questions and Answers, Exams of Pharmacy

Rickert MPJE - Illinois Pharmacy Practice Act Latest 2025 Edition. Questions and Correct Answers. Graded A

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Rickert MPJE - Illinois Pharmacy Practice Act
Latest 2025 Edition. Questions and Correct
Answers. Graded A
All dispensing and drug storage areas of the pharmacy must be _______________
- ANSContiguous
APN prescriptive authority - ANSCollaborating physician OR PODIATRIST may
delegate authority to an APN for prescribing, including C2-C5s if specified (must
get mid-level practitioner controlled substance license)
Can ONLY prescribe oral, topical, or transdermal C2s; physician or podiatrist must
specifically designate which drugs can be prescribed by APN
APN must have "written collaborative agreemen" with physician or podiatrist
Are foreign prescriptions allowed in Illinois? - ANSNo - including Mexico/Canada.
Prescriptions from US territories (Guam, Puerto Rico etc) are okay
CE licensing requirements for pharmacists - ANS30 hours of CE each renewal
period; WAIVED for the first renewal period after initial licensure
Illinois does not require classes in any specific subject matter (e.g. HIV, safety, etc)
Clinical psychologist prescriptive authority - ANSNeeds collaborative agreement
with physician
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Can only prescribe to ages 18-64
Cannot prescribe to pregnant patients, pt with chronic disease or disabilities,
cannot prescribe BZDs
Cannot prescribe any narcotics or C2s
Definition of drugs - ANSArticles recognized in USP/NF as being used for
DIAGNOSIS, CURE, MITIGATION, TREATMENT, or PREVENTION of disease
Non-food articles that have their main use and intention to AFFECT THE
STRUCTURE OR ANY FUNCTION of the body
Does NOT include devices
Definition of pharmacy/drugstore - ANSA store, shop, pharmacy department, or
other place where pharmacist care is provided, including:
- sale of drugs, medicines, or poisons
- compounding, filling, and dispensing prescriptions
- signage indicating pharmacist/pharmacy or "Rx"
How are Board of Pharmacy members appointed and how long do they serve? -
ANS5 year terms - appointed by the Governor, with consideration given to
recommendations by members of the profession
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Under what circumstances is a pharmacy considered to have 'changed
ownership'? - ANSWhen 10% or more of a privately held company is sold or
transferred to a new entity;
When more than half of the board of directors or executive officers change
A change of ownership of a parent company that owns a pharmacy is NOT a
change of ownership of the pharmacy
Vaccination age limits for Illinois pharmacists - ANSAny vaccination of patients age
14 years or older pursuant to a valid Rx or standing order
Vaccination of patients age 10 through 13 limited to flu vaccine (live or
inactivated) and Tdap, pursuant to a valid Rx or standing order
What activites fall under the purview of patient counseling? - ANSObtaining a
medication history
Acquiring patient's allergies and health conditions
Facilitation of the patient's understanding of the intended use of the medication
Proper directions for use
Significant potential adverse events
Potential food-drug interactions
Necessity of compliance
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What are some selected items the DPR may punish a pharmacists' license for? -
ANSLying, cheating, stealing
Any misconduct which demonstrates unfitness to practice
Dishonorable, unethical, or unprofessional conduct which can endanger the public
Physical illness, including aging, which results in an inability to practice safely
Violation of the Health Care Worker Self-Referral Act
What are the license expiration dates per IDFPR? - ANSPharmacy technician -
expires annually (every March 31st)
All other licenses - March 31st of even numbered years
Pharmacy licenses expire 30 days after PIC ceases to be PIC, unless a new PIC is
named
What are the requirements for continuing education for CPhTs? - ANS20 hours
every 2 years - at least 1 hour of law and 1 hour of patient safety
What are the timeframes for providing a valid address and email address to the
IDFPR? - ANSMust be provided at time of application for license or renewal
Any changes in address(es) must be reported within 14 days
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Who is allowed to participate in activities that fall under the "practice of
pharmacy"? - ANSPharmacists, technicians, or interns, supervised by a pharmacist
Who may input drug information using electronic data processing equipment in a
pharmacy? - ANSPharmacist, pharmacy technician, or certified pharmacy
technician, under supervision of a pharmacist
Who may make the offer to counsel? - ANSAnybody who is LICENSED - technician,
intern, RPh etc.

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Latest 2025 Edition. Questions and Correct

Answers. Graded A

All dispensing and drug storage areas of the pharmacy must be _______________

  • ANSContiguous APN prescriptive authority - ANSCollaborating physician OR PODIATRIST may delegate authority to an APN for prescribing, including C2-C5s if specified (must get mid-level practitioner controlled substance license) Can ONLY prescribe oral, topical, or transdermal C2s; physician or podiatrist must specifically designate which drugs can be prescribed by APN APN must have "written collaborative agreemen" with physician or podiatrist Are foreign prescriptions allowed in Illinois? - ANSNo - including Mexico/Canada. Prescriptions from US territories (Guam, Puerto Rico etc) are okay CE licensing requirements for pharmacists - ANS30 hours of CE each renewal period; WAIVED for the first renewal period after initial licensure Illinois does not require classes in any specific subject matter (e.g. HIV, safety, etc) Clinical psychologist prescriptive authority - ANSNeeds collaborative agreement with physician

Can only prescribe to ages 18- Cannot prescribe to pregnant patients, pt with chronic disease or disabilities, cannot prescribe BZDs Cannot prescribe any narcotics or C2s Definition of drugs - ANSArticles recognized in USP/NF as being used for DIAGNOSIS, CURE, MITIGATION, TREATMENT, or PREVENTION of disease Non-food articles that have their main use and intention to AFFECT THE STRUCTURE OR ANY FUNCTION of the body Does NOT include devices Definition of pharmacy/drugstore - ANSA store, shop, pharmacy department, or other place where pharmacist care is provided, including:

  • sale of drugs, medicines, or poisons
  • compounding, filling, and dispensing prescriptions
  • signage indicating pharmacist/pharmacy or "Rx" How are Board of Pharmacy members appointed and how long do they serve? - ANS5 year terms - appointed by the Governor, with consideration given to recommendations by members of the profession

Only C3-C5 optometrists may prescribe are analgesics for up to 72hrs supply Only C2 is hydrocodone combo products for up to 72hrs supply Physician Assistant prescriptive authority - ANSCAN prescribe C2-C5 if given authority by physician (must get mid-level practitioner controlled substance license) Can ONLY prescribe oral, topical, or transdermal C2s; physician must specifically designate which drugs can be prescribed by PA PA must have a "written supervision agreement" with the delegating physician Rules and regulation regarding closure of a pharmacy - ANSNotify Division 30 days in advance of closing Notify customers of closure at least 15 days in advance Conduct an inventory of controls and keep records for 5yrs Notify the Division about the controls inventory, where records will be kept, and where controls will be transferred/how destroyed Cover all signage indicating drug store or pharmacy as soon as practicable, and put up a CLOSED sign

Rules regarding pharmacy investigators - ANSNo minimum number anymore (used to be 4) Must be licensed pharmacists UNLESS they were inspectors prior to 8/27/ Pharmacy investigators have the right to enter and inspect any pharmacy during business hours Sanitary standards of pharmacies - ANSSink with running hot and cold water (ONLY for pharmacies that also have drug inventory) Pharmacy must be dry and free from vermin Food/beverages must be kept in designated area away from dispensing Specialists that have PRESCRIBING RIGHTS in Illinois - ANSPhysicians Dentists Veterinarians Podiatrists Optometrists Physician Assistants Advanced Practice Nurses The pharmacy area shall not be used for storage of _________ - ANSMerchandise that interferes with the practice of pharmacy

What are some selected items the DPR may punish a pharmacists' license for? - ANSLying, cheating, stealing Any misconduct which demonstrates unfitness to practice Dishonorable, unethical, or unprofessional conduct which can endanger the public Physical illness, including aging, which results in an inability to practice safely Violation of the Health Care Worker Self-Referral Act What are the license expiration dates per IDFPR? - ANSPharmacy technician - expires annually (every March 31st) All other licenses - March 31st of even numbered years Pharmacy licenses expire 30 days after PIC ceases to be PIC, unless a new PIC is named What are the requirements for continuing education for CPhTs? - ANS20 hours every 2 years - at least 1 hour of law and 1 hour of patient safety What are the timeframes for providing a valid address and email address to the IDFPR? - ANSMust be provided at time of application for license or renewal Any changes in address(es) must be reported within 14 days

What can a registered and licensed pharmacy technician do/not do? - ANSCAN: assist in the dispensing process, offer counseling, receive verbal prescription orders, call MD office for clarification CANNOT: counsel patients, review drug regimens, or engage in clinical conflict resolution Also CANNOT: "Sell" C5s, dispense w/o pharmacist present, transfer Rxs, or be in pharmacy when C2s are not secured (unless pharmacist is present) What can a student pharmacist do? - ANSPerform any and all functions delegated to him/her by the pharmacist What constitutes unprofessional/unethical conduct? - ANSanything that a pharmacist should do that he/she fails at doing - e.g. dispensing in bad faith, aiding in diversion, etc What is and is not "dispensing" - ANSDispensing is: interpretation, evaluation, and implementation of a prescription drug order, including preparation and labeling of container for delivery Dispensing is NOT the physical delivery of product by a designee of a pharmacist or a common carrier What is the "practice of pharmacy"? - ANSMonitoring, evaluation, and implementation (dispensing) of drug orders

What portions of counseling are OK to be performed by what agents? - ANSPharmacists - can perform any action of counseling Student pharmacists - can perform any action of counseling under the supervision of a pharmacist Pharmacy technician - may OBTAIN MED HISTORY, PROVIDE OFFER FOR COUNSELING, and ACQUIRE PATIENT'S ALLERGIES AND HEALT HCONDITIONS, only under the supervision of a pharmacist What type of C2s qualify as 'oral' for mid-level practitioners? - ANSCapsules, tablets, elixirs, solutions, suspension, etc Does NOT include buccal, sublingual, or transmucosal delivery forms When may commercially available products be compounded for patients? - ANSIf the following conditions are met: a. commercial product is not reasonably available form normal distribution channels in a timely manner AND b. the prescribing practitioner has requested that the drug be compounded Who comprises the Board of Pharmacy? - ANSNine members - 7 pharmacists and 2 non-healthcare associated laypeople

Who is allowed to participate in activities that fall under the "practice of pharmacy"? - ANSPharmacists, technicians, or interns, supervised by a pharmacist Who may input drug information using electronic data processing equipment in a pharmacy? - ANSPharmacist, pharmacy technician, or certified pharmacy technician, under supervision of a pharmacist Who may make the offer to counsel? - ANSAnybody who is LICENSED - technician, intern, RPh etc.