Washington Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence MPJE Practice Exam

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Who can become a nuclear pharmacist?

Any pharmacist with an active license
Only pharmacists with a special permit and specific qualifications
Pharmacists with at least 5 years of experience
All pharmacists without additional requirements

The correct answer is: Only pharmacists with a special permit and specific qualifications

A While it's true that any licensed pharmacist can work in a nuclear pharmacy, to become a nuclear pharmacist and handle radioactive materials, a special permit and additional qualifications are required. B: This is the correct answer. Nuclear pharmacists must have a special permit from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and additional qualifications, such as specialized training in nuclear pharmacy. C: While experience may be helpful, it is not a requirement to become a nuclear pharmacist. Specialized training and a permit are necessary. D: This answer is incorrect. To become a nuclear pharmacist, one must obtain a special permit and meet specific qualifications, in addition to holding a valid pharmacy license.