Washington Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence MPJE Practice Exam

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Are specific reference books required in all community pharmacies?

  1. Yes, a full set

  2. No, but access to up-to-date references is required

  3. Only the pharmacopoeia

  4. Only drug interaction references

The correct answer is: No, but access to up-to-date references is required

In a community pharmacy, access to up-to-date references is required, but a full set of specific reference books is not necessary. This is because the most crucial information such as drug interactions and pharmacopoeia can typically be found in online databases or through electronic resources. So while having some form of reference material is important, a complete set is not always required. Options A, C, and D are all incorrect because they suggest that specific reference books are necessary, which is not the case.

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