Washington Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence MPJE Practice Exam

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What is a condition under which an intern may be supervised by a non-preceptor licensed pharmacist?

At all times

In the temporary absence of the preceptor

In most states, an intern may only be supervised by a licensed pharmacist who has been designated as their preceptor. However, in some circumstances, such as the temporary absence of the designated preceptor, a non-preceptor licensed pharmacist may supervise the intern. This allows for continuity in the intern's training and experience, even when the designated preceptor is away. Options A and C are incorrect because they suggest that a non-preceptor licensed pharmacist can supervise an intern at all times or if the intern is about to graduate, which is not typically allowed. Option D is also incorrect because it suggests that a non-preceptor licensed pharmacist can only supervise during clinical experiences, whereas in reality, they can do so in the temporary absence of the preceptor as well.

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If the intern is about to graduate

During clinical experiences only

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