Rhode Island Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence (MPJE) Practice Exam

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What is a requirement for a pharmacist when dispensing partial fills for a CII prescription?

  1. They must notify the state board

  2. Document the prescriber’s phone number

  3. Keep a record of the total quantity dispensed in all partial fillings

  4. Limit dispensing to only the first fill

The correct answer is: Keep a record of the total quantity dispensed in all partial fillings

When dispensing partial fills for a Schedule II (CII) prescription, it is essential for the pharmacist to keep a record of the total quantity dispensed across all partial fillings. This requirement ensures accurate tracking of the medication dispensed and helps maintain accountability for controlled substances. Documenting the total quantity protects against potential misuse or diversion of the medication, which is particularly important with CII drugs given their high potential for abuse. Pharmacists are also required to ensure that the total quantity dispensed does not exceed the quantity prescribed, and they must maintain thorough records to comply with both state and federal regulations governing the dispensing of controlled substances. While notifying the state board, documenting the prescriber’s phone number, and limiting dispensing to only the first fill are all actions that may be relevant in different contexts, they are not specifically mandated as requirements when conducting partial fills for a CII prescription. Keeping accurate records of the total quantity dispensed is a fundamental aspect of maintaining compliance with pharmacy laws and regulations.