West Virginia MPJE (Pharmacy Jurisprudence) Practice Exam

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Does West Virginia require documentation of an "offer to counsel"?

  1. No

  2. Only for controlled substances

  3. Only for new prescriptions

  4. Yes

The correct answer is: Yes

In West Virginia, it is indeed required to document an "offer to counsel" when filling prescriptions. This means that pharmacists must not only offer counseling regarding the prescription but also ensure that there is a record that this offer was made. This requirement helps ensure that patients receive important information about their medications, promotes safety, and reinforces the role of pharmacists in managing patient care. Other potential answers might suggest that such documentation is not necessary or is only applicable under specific conditions, which is not in line with West Virginia regulations. The emphasis on documentation is crucial for regulatory compliance and to promote better communication between pharmacists and patients.