New Jersey CVS Board of Pharmacy (BOP) Practice Exam

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• What is required for a pharmacy to operate in New Jersey?
• What year was the HIPAA enacted concerning health information confidentiality?
• How often should cycle counts be performed?
• What must pharmacists do if they suspect fraud in a prescription?
• Which term is used to indicate medication that should be taken four times a day?
• When can a pharmacist dispense a medication without a prescription in New Jersey?
• What is required for the prescription of controlled substances?
• What is needed to provide over-the-counter (OTC) drugs effectively?
• What is a major benefit of proper patient counseling?
• What is the recommended method for using an inhaler?
• Who is allowed to order Schedule 2 controlled substances?
• Which abbreviation represents the left ear in medical prescriptions?
• What does an OOS scan help identify?
• What is the maximum number of refills allowed for a Schedule III controlled substance prescription in New Jersey?
• What is a key action when refilling the automation pharmacy machine?
• When should Out of Stock (OOS) scans be performed?
• What does "OU" mean when referring to prescription instructions?
• What type of coverage does Part D refer to in Medicare?
• Which of the following is NOT a method for determining when to do a cycle count?
• What is required for a pharmacy to perform compounding?
• Which program is designed to educate patients on medications and provide coupons for related over-the-counter products?
• What is necessary for pharmacists to maintain their competency in the field?
• What kind of counts are performed to adjust inventory levels and verify stock?
• What does the abbreviation "d" indicate in a medical context?
• How are target inventory levels determined?
• Which regulated substances require careful tracking due to their potential for abuse?
• The abbreviation "prn" is used to indicate what instruction?
• Who is responsible for answering any medication-related questions from patients?
• If a pharmacist suspects drug diversion, what action must they take?
• What might be included in the directions for use on a medication label?
• What does "BID" mean in the context of medication administration?
• What does the abbreviation "OS" refer to in medical terms?
• What does a formulary list provide?
• What might result in a change in the scheduling of a controlled substance?
• When are Cycle Counts typically conducted?
• PRN prescriptions are commonly used for which type of medication?
• How does the Board of Pharmacy handle complaints against pharmacists?
• What is required to process medication under Medicare?
• What medication type is prohibited from being placed in the automation pharmacy machine?
• Which information is NOT typically required on a medication label dispensed by a pharmacy?
• How long should a customer spend in the Drive-Thru for drop-off?
• How many milliliters are in 1 pint?
• What is the main purpose of the Medication Assistance Program in New Jersey?
• How should expired medications be disposed of in New Jersey?
• What does the abbreviation "QD" stand for regarding medication dosing?
• What are the components used to calculate the total quantity of medication needed?
• What does "AU" signify in a prescription?
• What does the last two digits of the NDC represent?
• What does the term "valid prescription" mean in New Jersey pharmacy law?
• What is the role of the Pharmacy Board in New Jersey?
• How many milliliters are in 1 tablespoon?
• What does the system-generated cycle count ensure?
• What does compounding refer to in pharmacy practice?
• What does "QOD" signify in a medication schedule?
• What are the advertising requirements for pharmacies in New Jersey?
• What is the primary goal of pharmaceutical care?
• How should topical medications be applied?
• What must be presented for prescriptions under Medicare?
• Which of the following best describes BOO?
• What steps should pharmacy staff take during a prescription medication shortage?
• What is the significance of the DEA number for prescribers?
• How does the Care Check Plus Program benefit patient education?
• Which term is used for placing a specific medication into the right eye?
• What are the three main schedules of controlled substances in New Jersey?
• What distinguishes a prescription medication from an over-the-counter (OTC) medication?
• What does the abbreviation "o" refer to in a prescription?
• What is the primary source of ordering deliveries for medications in the warehouse?
• Which abbreviation indicates that a medication should be taken by mouth?
• What information is NOT typically included in a new pharmacy profile?
• If a patient does not pick up their medication within 14 days, what is the correct action?
• Why is maintaining medical records important in a pharmacy setting?
• What should a pharmacist ensure during the refill process for the Pharmacy Automation Unit?
• What does BOH stand for in pharmacy terminology?
• Who is eligible for Medicare?
• What triggers the need for a cycle count?
• What are the requirements for pharmacy interns in New Jersey?
• What time is the pharmacy order generated on Order (Poll) Day?
• What does the National Drug Code (NDC) signify?
• What are antimicrobial stewardship efforts in pharmacy practice aimed at?
• Under what conditions can a pharmacy accept returned prescription medications?
• What does "UAD" mean when written on a prescription?
• What can be a reason for receiving a DUR reject from insurance?
• What is the purpose of the AIMRx Order Detail Report?
• What is New Jersey law regarding the confidentiality of patient records?
• Which service is often provided by pharmacists to enhance patient outcomes?
• What education and training must a pharmacist complete before licensure in New Jersey?
• What is the first step for receiving inventory from CVS warehouse?
• Which abbreviation should be used when instructing a patient to take medication three times a day?
• What do the first five digits of the NDC represent?
• What is typically done after the waiting bin report on the second Saturday of the month?
• Which type of cycle counts should be completed first?
• What is the function of the Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP)?
• What distinguishes a controlled substance from a non-controlled substance?
• In what time frame should the System Generated Cycle be completed each morning?
• Are pharmacists allowed to administer vaccinations in New Jersey?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the five important values outlined in the CVS Code of Conduct?
• What is the primary purpose of the iPLEDGE program?
• How many seconds do you have to greet customers at the drive-thru?
• What does "DAW 0" indicate on a prescription?
• What does "gtt(s)" stand for in pharmacology?
• What is the purpose of the System Generated Cycle?
• What does the abbreviation "ap" instruct a pharmacist to do?
• How must Schedule 2 controlled substances be checked in?
• Which workstation is typically the first point of contact for customers at the pharmacy?
• How many milliliters are there in 1 ounce?
• How are controlled substances scheduled in New Jersey?
• How many puffs are equivalent to 1 metered dose inhalation?
• What does "left eye" refer to in medication terminology?
• What is the milliliter equivalent of 1 teaspoon?
• What degree does DDS represent in the dental field?
• What type of prescription is Medicaid generally preferred to cover?
• What is the consequence of failing to report a change in pharmacist employment to the Board?
• What is the conversion of 1 teaspoon in milliliters?
• What are the four steps to generate an accurate order?
• How are hard copy prescriptions organized in a pharmacy?
• For a medication that is to be taken every morning and every evening, which abbreviation would be used?
• What do you need to do before using eye or ear drops?
• Which workstation handles both Drop Off and Pick Up tasks?
• What does the iPLEDGE program specifically relate to?
• What is the primary responsibility of the Production workstation?
• What does the abbreviation "PRN" signify on a prescription?
• What can be a potential outcome of failing to comply with pharmacy regulations?
• What should a pharmacy technician do if a patient requests a specific product?
• What is the procedure for checking in controlled and OTC medications upon delivery?
• How can pharmacists ensure that patients understand the side effects of their medications?
• What does the abbreviation "qam" indicate in a prescription context?
• Which of the following is considered inappropriate behavior in a pharmacy setting?
• What does the term "inappropriate prescribing" refer to?
• When should discrepancies be reported in a pharmacy?
• When must a pharmacy conduct an inventory of controlled substances?
• What action does DAW 2 indicate regarding medication dispensing?
• Which of the following activities must be performed consistently in AIMRx?
• What is the purpose of the "stat" abbreviation in prescribing medications?
• What does the abbreviation "ac/pc" signify in medication administration?
• In medication labeling, which information is crucial for ensuring safety?
• Which abbreviation corresponds to the right ear in a prescription?
• What action may result in disciplinary measures for a pharmacist?
• What is the purpose of a pharmacy license in New Jersey?
• What is a drug formulary in a healthcare context?
• What is the role of continuing education for pharmacists in New Jersey?
• Which of the following describes a medication review?
• How often should a medication marked "QID" be taken?
• What constitutes an adverse drug reaction?
• When a patient needs an item not available in the CVS warehouse, where should that item be ordered from?
• What information should a customer receipt NOT contain?
• What is the purpose of the green trash bags?
• How many drops does 1 mL translate to?
• What does the NDC number stand for?
• What are the requirements for record-keeping in a New Jersey pharmacy?
• For how many times a day does "TID" indicate medication should be taken?
• What is a key goal of patient counseling in pharmacies?
• What does "AAA" stand for in a medication application instruction?
• What action does the acronym RTS refer to in a pharmacy context?
• In which instance should a pharmacy team member perform a store-initiated cycle count?
• How many milliliters are in 1 tablespoon?
• Which of the following is a requirement for the renewal of a pharmacist's license?
• When should a Store Initiated Cycle be performed?
• What is the role of pharmacists in preventing medication errors?
• What should be verified when a pharmacy dispenses medication orders from an out-of-state prescriber?
• Which of the following is the correct abbreviation to denote both ears?
• What is one of the primary attributes of the drugs included in a formulary list?
• What actions constitute unprofessional conduct for a pharmacist in New Jersey?
• If a medication is to be given every 4 hours, what would be the appropriate abbreviation?
• What does the abbreviation "u" stand for when describing dosage locations?
• Under what condition can a pharmacy dispense medication orders from out-of-state prescribers?
• What is the purpose of conducting Out of Stock scans?
• How can pharmacists effectively participate in patient care?
• What is a primary responsibility of pharmacists when counseling patients about medications?
• What does the abbreviation "AS" represent?
• If a medication is to be given to only the right ear, which abbreviation would best describe that?
• What does DUR stand for in the context of pharmacy?
• Which entity must approve the order of Schedule 2 controlled substances?
• What is the minimum age requirement to obtain a license from the Board of Pharmacy?
• What is the primary task of cycle counts in inventory management?
• What does the term 'drop shipment' refer to in a pharmacy setting?
• What is one of the responsibilities of pharmacists when a medication error occurs?
• Who typically handles DUR rejects?
• What does "quantity sufficient" refer to in prescription terms?
• What is the primary function of the CFRx system in pharmacy inventory management?
• What is required to order Schedule 2 controlled substances?
• What action should be taken for a suppository prior to usage?
• Which abbreviation signifies an action to be taken at bedtime?
• Which of the following references the role of AIMRx in inventory management?
• How often should the Out of Stock (OOS) report be completed?
• What type of items are included in the warehouse ordering process?
• What does the abbreviation "OD" stand for in pharmacy terms?
• What does "DAW" mean in prescription terms?
• What is the role of the pharmacy technician in New Jersey?
• Why is patient counseling important in pharmacy practice?
• Which of the following items should be disposed of in blue trash bags?
• What is the primary role of the New Jersey Board of Pharmacy?
• Which vendor is mentioned as a source for pharmacy inventory in the text?
• What is the significance of counseling patients about potential drug interactions?
• What does the Pharmacy Automation Unit commonly referred to as?
• Which of the following describes the NDC number?
• Which administration method requires the instruction "take, chew, or give"?
• What is NOT a component of a patient's new profile in a pharmacy setting?
• What happens to the order by 3:30 pm on Order (Poll) Day?
• Who is authorized to prescribe medications in New Jersey?
• What is the purpose of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)?
• What are the penalties for violating New Jersey pharmacy regulations?
• What can patients receive through the Care Check Plus Program?
• What is required before a candidate can be licensed by the Board of Pharmacy?
• What should be done if a pharmacist is aware of a medication error?
• What does the Medicaid program provide?
• What does proper use of antibiotics help prevent?
• What does PHI stand for in the context of healthcare?
• What is meant by the term "Offer to Counsel"?
• Which abbreviation indicates to administer a dose immediately?
• Which documentation is required when transferring prescriptions between pharmacies?
• What is a key requirement for a pharmacy technician in New Jersey?
• What information is included in the AIMRx Order Detail Report?
• What does DAW 1 signify in pharmacy terms?
• In terms of medication timing, what does "q4-6" imply?
• What does the "Notice of Privacy Practices" document contain?
• What is the common abbreviation for administering medication at bedtime?
• What is a key purpose of the CVS Code of Conduct?
• What is one critical aspect of handling Protected Health Information (PHI) according to HIPAA?
• How many ways are there to receive inventory listed in the provided content?
• What is the formula for calculating days supply of a medication?
• Which workstation is responsible for assisting customers while they pick up their prescriptions?
• How much insulin is equivalent to 1 mL?
• What is the main benefit of performing drive-thru customer greetings efficiently?
• In New Jersey, when can pharmacists substitute generic medications for brand-name drugs?
• What is the purpose of the Care Check Plus Program?
• What is required for a prescription to be considered valid?
• What can pharmacists advise patients about, in alignment with patient care practices?
• What is the legal age requirement to fill prescriptions in New Jersey?
• When should a store initiate a cycle count?
• What does AIMRx specialize in within pharmacy operations?
• How often must pharmacists renew their licenses in New Jersey?
• What body oversees the regulation and operation of pharmacies in New Jersey?
• What constitutes a serious violation of pharmacy laws in New Jersey?
• Which vendor is used for ordering items not found in the CVS warehouse?
• What is the purpose of medication therapy management (MTM)?
• How does the Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) help prevent drug abuse?
• What does a Partial Fill refer to in medications?
• Which one of these values emphasizes collaboration according to the CVS Code of Conduct?
• Which items may be ordered from outside vendors?
• What information does the National Drug Code (NDC) provide?
• What is the conversion of 1 ounce to milliliters?
• What is the role of a pharmacist when checking in C2 controlled substances?
• Which term indicates that a patient should take a medication twice a day?