Washington Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence MPJE Practice Exam

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What is required if controlled substances are to be dispensed using ADDD?

  1. A single DEA number for the facility

  2. DEA registration for the device

  3. Special security measures

  4. Approval from the FDA

The correct answer is: DEA registration for the device

Controlled substances require a DEA registration for the device in order to be dispensed using ADDD. This is because ADDD is a computerized machine used to dispense controlled substances, so it is necessary for the device to be registered with the DEA. A single DEA number for the facility (option A) is not sufficient as it does not specifically pertain to the ADDD. Special security measures (option C) may also be required, but are not the main requirement for dispensing controlled substances using ADDD. Approval from the FDA (option D) is not necessary for dispensing controlled substances using ADDD as it falls under the jurisdiction of the DEA.