West Virginia MPJE (Pharmacy Jurisprudence) Practice Exam

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How long are noncontrolled substance prescriptions refillable if prescribed by an NP for a chronic condition (not pain) or contraceptive in West Virginia?

1 year supply
3 months supply
9 months supply
6 months supply

The correct answer is: 1 year supply

In West Virginia, when a nurse practitioner prescribes noncontrolled substances for chronic conditions or contraceptives, the prescriptions can be refilled for up to one year. This is aligned with the state's regulations, which allow for the extended refill period specifically for noncontrolled medications, thereby ensuring patients have a continuous supply without needing frequent visits to the prescribing practitioner. The one-year supply option offers convenience and supports medication adherence for patients managing chronic conditions or utilizing contraceptives. Understanding this regulation is important for practicing pharmacists, as it helps in fulfilling prescriptions appropriately while also ensuring compliance with state laws.