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What does the abbreviation ACPE stand for?

Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education.

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What is implied by the term 'apprentice' in pharmacy regulations?

A registrant in a conditional register or a student (pharmacist or technician) who has entered into training with a preceptor.

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What are biologicals in the context of pharmacy?

Medicinal preparations made from living organisms and their products, such as serums, vaccines, antigens, and antitoxins.

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What is meant by 'collaborative practice' in a pharmacy setting?

A practice setting where a member works closely and cooperatively with one or more health professionals.

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Define 'child resistant container' according to Canadian standards.

A container that meets the Canadian Standards Association standards for child resistant containers.

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What does the term 'general supervision' refer to?

Supervision requiring direct contact with the supervised individual in person at least monthly with supervision available as needed by other methods.

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What is the role of a preceptor in pharmacy training?

A member who trains pharmacy students or apprentices and meets specific requirements set by the College.

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Describe 'drug preparation activities' as defined in pharmacy regulations.

Reconstituting, diluting, or preparing a drug or combining substances to create a final product for sale or provision.

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What constitutes a 'pharmacy technician - Direct Client Care'?

A pharmacy technician in active practice, under the supervision of a Pharmacist - Direct Client Care, for at least 400 hours during the preceding two years.

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What is required for 'Pharmacy Technician Students' before they can provide pharmacy services?

They must register with the New Brunswick College of Pharmacists and provide services only under the supervision of an authorized preceptor.

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What is indicated by the term 'PRA'?

Pharmacy Regulatory Authority of a Canadian province or territory.

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What is a 'collaborative practice agreement'?

A written agreement between a pharmacist and one or more health professionals.

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What does the 'DIS/PMP' acronym stand for?

Provincial Drug Information/Prescription Monitoring Program.

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What must be included in 'prescription records'?

All information recorded in written and electronic format pertinent to the prescription being dispensed.

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How long must a pharmacy retain records?

For a period of two years in written format and electronically for not less than 15 years.

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What are the obligations of a pharmacist before dispensing medication?

Ensure the prescription is authentic, review for completeness, and consult clients regarding their drug history.

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List one restriction placed on pharmacists concerning prescribing.

A pharmacist may not prescribe for themselves or for any person with whom there is a close personal or emotional relationship.

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Define 'professional misconduct' according to pharmacy regulations.

Includes contravening any law or regulation, engaging in a conflict of interest, or displaying lack of knowledge or skill.

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What is needed for a pharmacist to administer an injectable vaccine?

The pharmacist must be trained in injection administration approved by Council and ensure all safety protocols are followed.

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What does 'conflict of interest' indicate in pharmacy practice?

A situation where a member's professional judgment could be influenced by personal financial interests.