Wyoming MPJE (Pharmacy Jurisprudence) Practice Exam

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What information must be provided to the board when closing a pharmacy?

The last day of business, proposed disposition of Rx files and inventory, notification plan to the public, name and contact of records custodian, confirmation of returned blank DEA forms, and closing inventory of controls signed by PIC
Just the last day of business, and the proposed disposition of Rx files and inventory
Only the proposed disposition of Rx files, and how you will tell the public
Closing inspection by board and final financial statements

The correct answer is: The last day of business, proposed disposition of Rx files and inventory, notification plan to the public, name and contact of records custodian, confirmation of returned blank DEA forms, and closing inventory of controls signed by PIC

When closing a pharmacy in Wyoming, it is essential to provide various pieces of information to the board to ensure compliance with regulations. Choice A is correct because it includes key elements that need to be communicated to the board. The last day of business is crucial for the board to know, along with details of the proposed disposition of prescription (Rx) files and inventory. Additionally, having a notification plan to inform the public about the closure is important for maintaining continuity of care for patients. Providing the name and contact information of the records custodian ensures that records are appropriately maintained and accessible if needed. Confirming the return of any blank DEA forms helps in the proper handling of controlled substances, and submitting a closing inventory of controlled substances signed by the Pharmacist-in-Charge (PIC) is necessary to maintain accountability. Option B is not comprehensive enough as it only covers a portion of the required information. Option C also lacks crucial details that need to be communicated to the board. Option D is not accurate as it mentions a closing inspection by the board and final financial statements, which are not explicitly required when notifying the board of a pharmacy closure in Wyoming.