Washington Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence MPJE Practice Exam

Good Compounding Practices require documentation of agreement between the patient and:

1. Insurance company

2. Pharmacist

3. Physician

4. FDA

The correct answer is: Physician

After further researching, I found out that Good Compounding Practices require documentation of agreement between the patient and their treating physician, since the physician is the one who oversees the patient's treatment and can provide informed consent. Choosing options A, B, or D (insurance company, pharmacist, or FDA) would not be considered appropriate documentation since they do not have the same level of involvement in the patient's treatment as the physician. The insurance company only covers the cost of the treatment, the pharmacist dispenses the medication but does not have the authority to make treatment decisions, and the FDA only regulates the safety and efficacy of compounded medications but does not have a direct relationship with the patient. So, it is important for the patient and their physician to have a written agreement to ensure proper treatment and safety.