E3 Lecture 5

Question 1

License Expired < 3 years

Answer 1

• submits completed renewal application
• pays renewal fee to board
• pays reinstatement fee to IPLA
• submits signed statement stating they met all continuing education unless they received waiver

Question 2

License Expiring > 3 years

Answer 2

• submits completed renewal application
• pays renewal fee to board
• pays reinstatement fee to IPLA
• submits signed statement stating they met all continuing education unless they received waiver
• completes remediation or additional training via board
• completes anything else via law or rules not related to fees

Question 3

Category 1

Answer 3

dispense drugs to the public

Question 4

Category 2

Answer 4

institutional pharmacies

Question 5

Category 3

Answer 5

closed-door, central fill, mail order not open to the public

Question 6

To be eligible for a permit:

Answer 6

• name & occupation
• pharmacy location (address & city)
• anything else board requires

Question 7

How long does board have to grant application?

Answer 7

120 days

Question 8

Applicants must also show:

Answer 8

• location will be practicing bona fide pharmacy
• number of hours each week the pharmacy is open to public
• sufficient stock of emergency and frequently prescribed drugs
• registered pharmacist in personal attendance and on duty when practice of pharmacy is conducted
• pharmacy will be separate from areas containing merchandise not offered for sale under permit (OTC, non drug items)
  ** stationary
  ** security electronically, physically, or combo
  ** well lit and ventilated with clean & sanitary surroundings
  ** sink with hot and cold water
  ** proper sewage outlet
  ** refrigeration
  ** large enough prescription filling area to permit practice of pharmacy
  ** additional fixtures, facilities, and equipment required by the board

Question 9

Permanent Closure

Answer 9

• notify the board 20 days before the transfer of controlled substances & submit copy of inventory to DEA with name, address, and DEA number of person drugs are being transferred to
• remove all legend drugs from stock be either returning to wholesaler/manufacturer, transfer to another pharmacy, destroying in presence of board rep
• dispose all controlled drugs and legend drugs and submit the licensed premises for inspection by board rep before disposing of any other merchandise
• remove symbols or words of pharmacy
• return pharmacy permit for cancellation within 10 days of all legend drugs, controlled drugs, and devices being removed

Question 10

A prescription may not be refilled without a written/electronic/oral authorization EXCEPT:

Answer 10

• pharmacist tried contacting original prescriber
• pharmacist believes that it would be detrimental to health if not refilled
• original prescription authorized a refill but invalid due to expiration or used all refills
• originally filled at this pharmacy or affiliated pharmacy by same parent corporation
• drug is prescribed continuously and been taken correctly
• documents information required for refill, date/time tried calling prescriber
• notifies original prescriber reason for refill in 1 business day
• may not be more than quantity prescribe or 30 day supply, whichever is less
• not more than 1 emergency fill in 6 month period
• not a controlled substance