Florida MPJE Numbers, Things to Remember 2024 Questions and Answers

Florida MPJE Numbers,Things to Remember 2024 Questions and Answers

1. Days' supply limit: drugs dispensed by a hospital to an inpatient or ER pa- tient on discharge if the prescriber believes the drug is warranted a community pharmacy service is not readily accessible.: The greater of 48 hours supply or amount until next business day (Page 207) -But this sounds like a Special Limited Community Pharmacy situation and that limit is 72 hours.. sooo im assuming if they have this permit they can do 72 hours. If no permit, they can do the 48. 2. Days' supply limit: emergency verbal C2: 72 hours 3. Days' supply limit: emergency refill (not Governor declared emergency): 72 hours 4. Days' supply limit: Rx for opioids for acute pain: 3 days 5. Days' supply limit: Drugs dispensed by a hospital under a *Special-Limited Community Pharmacy Permit*: 3 days 6. Days' supply limit: Pharmacist is unable to check the PDMP because the system is down or tech failure: 3 days 7. Days' supply limit: a prescription from an optometrist for oral analgesics and anti-glaucoma agent on approved formulary: 3 days - unless optometrist consults with a licensed physician 8. Days' supply limit: C2 Rx from an APRN (not including psychiatric nurses): 7 day supply (additional requirements for opioids for acute pain) 9. Days' supply limit: C2 Rx from PAs: 7 day supply (additional requirements for opioids for acute pain) 10. Days' supply limit: Rx for an opioid with "Acute Pain Exception" written on it: 7 days 11. Days' supply limit: dispensing of a schedule III drug by a dispensing practitioner: 14 days(dispensing practitioners normally cannot prescribe C2 or C3, but one circumstance where this is permitted is for surgical procedures). 12. Days' supply limit: a verbal C3 rx: 30 days 13. Days' supply limit: Emergency Refill during a Governor declared emer- gency: 30 days 14. Days' supply limit: a pharmacist's order for medicinal drugs: 34 days 15. Days' supply limit: when *multiple* C2 Rx's are issued to a patient on the same day (e.g. the Rx's have "do not fill until 'X' date on them): 90 day supply - keep in mind there is *no* days supply limit from a legal standpoint for a single prescription. 16. Who must you report to and within what time frame: notification of an illegitimate product: Trading partners, 24 hours 17. Who must you report to and within what time frame: ANY theft or "signifi- cant" loss of controlled substance: DEA, County Sheriff, and Board of Pharmacy (law requires the BOP be notified by the PDM or Consultant Pharmacist of Record) within one business day 18. Who must you report to and within what time frame: person obtaining or attempting to obtain controlled substances fraudulently: County sheriff or other law enforcement agency on duty; 24 hours 19. Who must you report to and within what time frame: Reporting of con- trolled substances dispensed: PDMP; by close of next business day after dis- pensing 20. Who must you report to and within what time frame: Completed and witnessed DEA Form 41 for Destruction of Drugs: DEA, within one business day of destruction 21. Who must you report to and within what time frame: Notification of com- mencement of operations for a community pharmacy: BOP; within 2 days of commencement of operations 22. Within what time frame: print-out a hard-copy summary record of con- trolled Rx's dispensed: within 72 hours of request 23. Within what time frame: Print out the daily hard-copy record from computer of all Rx's dispensed: 72 hours (most pharmacies do not do this and use a logbook instead) 24. Reporting of narcotics administration to an addicted individual by a prac- titioner or hospital must be done within days: 3 days (page 272, not sure what this means though because it doesnt say who you report to) 25. Within what time frame: time to obtain a written or electronic Rx after dispensing an emergency verbal C2 rx: 7 days 26. How often is a backup of the pharmacy system required: Weekly 27. By what time must the pharmacist sign the daily hardcopy printout of prescriptions that were dispensed?: Within 7 days 28. Who must you report to and within what time frame: Change of PDM: BOP; 10 days 29. Who must you report to and within what time frame: Change of consultant pharmacist of record: BOP; 10 days