Washington Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence MPJE Practice Exam

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Which is NOT a responsibility of the pharmacy owner for a new pharmacy?

  1. Hire a janitorial service

  2. Place a pharmacist in charge

  3. Pay an annual license fee

  4. File a statement of ownership and location

The correct answer is: Hire a janitorial service

Hiring a janitorial service may be the responsibility of a pharmacy owner, as cleanliness and sanitation are important in a pharmacy setting. However, this is not the only responsibility of a pharmacy owner. Other responsibilities may include managing finances, overseeing inventory, hiring and training staff, maintaining the pharmacy's license and accreditation, and complying with regulations and laws related to pharmaceuticals. Therefore, while hiring a janitorial service may be a good idea, it is not a specific responsibility for a pharmacy owner.