Washington Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence MPJE Practice Exam

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When might a license holder face revocation of their license?

After a single minor mistake
When found guilty of gross misconduct
Without an opportunity to defend themselves
For refusing to pay dues to a professional association

The correct answer is: When found guilty of gross misconduct

A license holder may face revocation of their license if found guilty of gross misconduct, such as fraudulent or deceptive practices, violations of ethical standards, or criminal acts related to their professional duties. It is not common for a license to be revoked after a single minor mistake, as there are typically measures in place for corrective action or disciplinary action depending on the severity of the mistake. Additionally, license holders are typically given an opportunity to defend themselves before any revocation decision is made. Refusing to pay dues to a professional association, while not advised, would not typically result in license revocation unless it is part of a larger pattern of unethical or illegal behavior.