Washington Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence MPJE Practice Exam

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Is it required to mention the prescribed brand name on the label when a generic is dispensed in Washington?

Yes, without any specific wording
Yes, with 'generic for ...' wording
No, it is prohibited
Only if the patient requests it

The correct answer is: Yes, with 'generic for ...' wording

These options are referring to different ways of labeling a generic medication, which can be confusing. Option A and D are incorrect because they do not specify how to label the generic medication. Option C is incorrect because it states that labeling a generic medication is prohibited, which is not accurate. The correct answer is B because it mentions the specific 'generic for ...' wording that is required on the label in Washington. This option provides the necessary context and accurately states the requirement for labeling a generic medication in Washington. Therefore, it is the most suitable choice.