Question 1

Which of the following forms needs to be submitted to the DEA in order to request an authorization to dispose of damaged controlled substances?

Accepted Answer

A) Form 222 
B) Form 41 
C) Form 71 
D) Form 106 
A) Form 222 
B) Form 41 
C) Form 71 
D) Form 106 B

Question 2

Which of the following does not need to be counted by hand during the biennial controlled substance inventory?

Accepted Answer

A) An open bottle of alprazolam with a package size of 100 
B) An open bottle of Vicodin with a package size of 500 
C) An open package of testosterone with a package size of 30 
D) None of the above 
A) An open bottle of alprazolam with a package size of 100 
B) An open bottle of Vicodin with a package size of 500 
C) An open package of testosterone with a package size of 30 
D) None of the above D

Question 3

How long must records of the destruction of controlled substances be retained?

Accepted Answer

A) 1 year 
B) 2 years 
C) 6 months 
D) 5 years 
A) 1 year 
B) 2 years 
C) 6 months 
D) 5 years B

Question 4

Which of the following pieces of information must be included on a completed DEA Form 41?

Accepted Answer

A) A list of all drugs that will be destroyed 
B) The method of destruction of medications 
C) The names of at least 2 people who will witness destruction 
D) All of the above 
A) A list of all drugs that will be destroyed 
B) The method of destruction of medications 
C) The names of at least 2 people who will witness destruction 
D) All of the above

Question 5

During the biennial controlled substance inventory, you come across an open 500-count bottle of hydrocodone/acetaminophen 5/500. Which of the following is true for this medication?

Accepted Answer

A) You must count it by hand because it is a Schedule II medication 
B) You must count it by hand because it is a Schedule III medication in a 500-count bottle 
C) You do not need to count it by hand; the quantity on hand can be simply estimated, since it is a Schedule III medication in less than a 1000 count bottle 
D) You do not need to count it by hand; the quantity on hand can be simply estimated since it is a Schedule III medication in less than a 5000 count bottle 
A) You must count it by hand because it is a Schedule II medication 
B) You must count it by hand because it is a Schedule III medication in a 500-count bottle 
C) You do not need to count it by hand; the quantity on hand can be simply estimated, since it is a Schedule III medication in less than a 1000 count bottle 
D) You do not need to count it by hand; the quantity on hand can be simply estimated since it is a Schedule III medication in less than a 5000 count bottle

Question 6

Which of the following is true regarding inventory records of Schedule V controlled substances collected during the biennial controlled substance inventory?

Accepted Answer

A) They must be kept for at least 2 years in a readily retrievable location 
B) They must be kept separate from Schedule II medication inventory records 
C) They must reflect an inventory occurring every 2 years 
D) All of the above 
A) They must be kept for at least 2 years in a readily retrievable location 
B) They must be kept separate from Schedule II medication inventory records 
C) They must reflect an inventory occurring every 2 years 
D) All of the above

Question 7

Which of the following employees is responsible for maintaining the pharmacy's inventory?

Accepted Answer

A) Pharmacy manager 
B) Pharmacists 
C) Pharmacy technician 
D) All of the above 
A) Pharmacy manager 
B) Pharmacists 
C) Pharmacy technician 
D) All of the above

Question 8

What does it mean when a drug is on manufacturer back order?

Accepted Answer

A) The manufacturer is waiting for supplies. 
B) The drug is in short supply. 
C) The manufacturer has stopped manufacturing the medication. 
D) Any or all of the above 
A) The manufacturer is waiting for supplies. 
B) The drug is in short supply. 
C) The manufacturer has stopped manufacturing the medication. 
D) Any or all of the above

Question 9

Which of the following is a federally required inventory?

Accepted Answer

A) Annual inventory of all medications in the pharmacy 
B) Biennial inventory of all non-controlled medications 
C) Biennial inventory of all controlled substances, Schedule II - V 
D) Annual inventory of only Schedule II medications 
A) Annual inventory of all medications in the pharmacy 
B) Biennial inventory of all non-controlled medications 
C) Biennial inventory of all controlled substances, Schedule II - V 
D) Annual inventory of only Schedule II medications

Question 10

Which of the following medications needs to be counted by hand during the biennial controlled substance inventory (consider all package sizes <1000 units)?

Accepted Answer

A) Adderall XR 
B) Diazepam 
C) Hydrocodone/Acetaminophen 
D) Phentermine 
A) Adderall XR 
B) Diazepam 
C) Hydrocodone/Acetaminophen 
D) Phentermine

Question 11

Which of the following medications is required to be inventoried on the effective date of the change listed?

Accepted Answer

A) A previously non-controlled medication that is added to the federal controlled substance scheduling system 
B) A previously controlled medication that is removed from the federal controlled substance scheduling system 
C) A non-controlled medication that has been recalled 
D) A non-controlled medication that has outdated 
A) A previously non-controlled medication that is added to the federal controlled substance scheduling system 
B) A previously controlled medication that is removed from the federal controlled substance scheduling system 
C) A non-controlled medication that has been recalled 
D) A non-controlled medication that has outdated

Question 12

What is the best way to stock medication on the shelf to ensure proper turn over?

Accepted Answer

A) Oldest in the back, newest in the front 
B) Newest in the back, oldest in the front 
C) There is no set order 
D) All drugs on the shelf are the same age 
A) Oldest in the back, newest in the front 
B) Newest in the back, oldest in the front 
C) There is no set order 
D) All drugs on the shelf are the same age

Question 13

Which of the following best describes the process of counting Schedule II medications for the biennial controlled substance inventory?

Accepted Answer

A) Only medications with a package size greater than 1000 units must be counted by hand 
B) Only medications with a package size less than 1000 units must be counted by hand 
C) All medications need to be counted by hand 
D) All medication quantities can be estimated 
A) Only medications with a package size greater than 1000 units must be counted by hand 
B) Only medications with a package size less than 1000 units must be counted by hand 
C) All medications need to be counted by hand 
D) All medication quantities can be estimated

Question 14

If a previously non-controlled medication is added to the federal controlled substance scheduling system, when does it need to be inventoried?

Accepted Answer

A) On the biennial inventory date 
B) On January 1 following the scheduling change 
C) The effective date of the scheduling change 
D) On July 1 following the scheduling change 
A) On the biennial inventory date 
B) On January 1 following the scheduling change 
C) The effective date of the scheduling change 
D) On July 1 following the scheduling change

Question 15

Which of the following most accurately describes perpetual inventory?

Accepted Answer

A) A method of maintaining inventory levels in which products are ordered at periodic intervals 
B) A method of maintaining inventory levels in which products are continuously ordered as they are used 
C) A method of maintaining inventory levels in which products are ordered quarterly 
D) A method of maintaining inventory levels in which products are ordered upon request from the patient 
A) A method of maintaining inventory levels in which products are ordered at periodic intervals 
B) A method of maintaining inventory levels in which products are continuously ordered as they are used 
C) A method of maintaining inventory levels in which products are ordered quarterly 
D) A method of maintaining inventory levels in which products are ordered upon request from the patient

Question 16

When performing the required biennial inventory of all controlled substances, which of the following is false?

Accepted Answer

A) All Schedule II medications must be physically counted 
B) Schedule III - V medications may be estimated if the package size is less than 1000 tablets 
C) Schedule III - V medications must be physically counted if the package size is greater than 1000 tablets and the package has been opened 
D) Schedule III - V medications must all be physically counted every two years 
A) All Schedule II medications must be physically counted 
B) Schedule III - V medications may be estimated if the package size is less than 1000 tablets 
C) Schedule III - V medications must be physically counted if the package size is greater than 1000 tablets and the package has been opened 
D) Schedule III - V medications must all be physically counted every two years

Question 17

When performing the biennial controlled substance inventory, which of the following is false, with regard to Schedule II medications?

Accepted Answer

A) Records must be kept separate from other controlled substance inventory records 
B) Schedule II medications must be physically counted, by hand 
C) On hand quantities of Schedule II medications can be estimated if the package size is less than 1000 units 
D) Schedule II medications in the pharmacy awaiting disposal must be counted as well 
A) Records must be kept separate from other controlled substance inventory records 
B) Schedule II medications must be physically counted, by hand 
C) On hand quantities of Schedule II medications can be estimated if the package size is less than 1000 units 
D) Schedule II medications in the pharmacy awaiting disposal must be counted as well

Question 18

Which of the following terms best describes the complete list of products the pharmacy has in stock?

Accepted Answer

A) Inventory 
B) Formulary 
C) Average wholesale price 
D) Vendor 
A) Inventory 
B) Formulary 
C) Average wholesale price 
D) Vendor

Question 19

What is the main goal of inventory control?

Accepted Answer

A) To minimize the inventory investment 
B) Balance supply and demand 
C) Minimize carrying costs 
D) All of the above 
A) To minimize the inventory investment 
B) Balance supply and demand 
C) Minimize carrying costs 
D) All of the above

Question 20

How often must a complete inventory of all controlled substances be performed?

Accepted Answer

A) Every month 
B) Every year 
C) Every 2 years 
D) Every 5 years 
A) Every month 
B) Every year 
C) Every 2 years 
D) Every 5 years

Which of the following forms needs to be submitted to the DEA in order to request an authorization to dispose of damaged controlled substances?

Which of the following does not need to be counted by hand during the biennial controlled substance inventory?

How long must records of the destruction of controlled substances be retained?

Which of the following pieces of information must be included on a completed DEA Form 41?

During the biennial controlled substance inventory, you come across an open 500-count bottle of hydrocodone/acetaminophen 5/500. Which of the following is true for this medication?

Which of the following is true regarding inventory records of Schedule V controlled substances collected during the biennial controlled substance inventory?

Which of the following employees is responsible for maintaining the pharmacy's inventory?

What does it mean when a drug is on manufacturer back order?

Which of the following is a federally required inventory?

Which of the following medications needs to be counted by hand during the biennial controlled substance inventory (consider all package sizes <1000 units)?

Which of the following medications is required to be inventoried on the effective date of the change listed?

What is the best way to stock medication on the shelf to ensure proper turn over?

Which of the following best describes the process of counting Schedule II medications for the biennial controlled substance inventory?

If a previously non-controlled medication is added to the federal controlled substance scheduling system, when does it need to be inventoried?

Which of the following most accurately describes perpetual inventory?

When performing the required biennial inventory of all controlled substances, which of the following is false?

When performing the biennial controlled substance inventory, which of the following is false, with regard to Schedule II medications?

Which of the following terms best describes the complete list of products the pharmacy has in stock?

What is the main goal of inventory control?

How often must a complete inventory of all controlled substances be performed?

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Exam 2: Inventory

Which of the following forms needs to be submitted to the DEA in order to request an authorization to dispose of damaged controlled substances?

Which of the following does not need to be counted by hand during the biennial controlled substance inventory?

How long must records of the destruction of controlled substances be retained?

Which of the following pieces of information must be included on a completed DEA Form 41?

During the biennial controlled substance inventory, you come across an open 500-count bottle of hydrocodone/acetaminophen 5/500. Which of the following is true for this medication?

Which of the following is true regarding inventory records of Schedule V controlled substances collected during the biennial controlled substance inventory?

Which of the following employees is responsible for maintaining the pharmacy's inventory?

What does it mean when a drug is on manufacturer back order?

Which of the following is a federally required inventory?

Which of the following medications needs to be counted by hand during the biennial controlled substance inventory (consider all package sizes <1000 units)?

Which of the following medications is required to be inventoried on the effective date of the change listed?

What is the best way to stock medication on the shelf to ensure proper turn over?

Which of the following best describes the process of counting Schedule II medications for the biennial controlled substance inventory?

If a previously non-controlled medication is added to the federal controlled substance scheduling system, when does it need to be inventoried?

Which of the following most accurately describes perpetual inventory?

When performing the required biennial inventory of all controlled substances, which of the following is false?

When performing the biennial controlled substance inventory, which of the following is false, with regard to Schedule II medications?

Which of the following terms best describes the complete list of products the pharmacy has in stock?

What is the main goal of inventory control?

How often must a complete inventory of all controlled substances be performed?

Insurance

Ordering

Patient Info

Prescriptions

Process Dispense

Filters