West Virginia MPJE (Pharmacy Jurisprudence) Practice Exam

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What must be included in the label of customized med paks that contain controlled substances?

  1. Date of birth of the patient

  2. Directions and required cautionary statements for each drug

  3. Pharmacist's signature and license number

  4. Signature of the prescriber

The correct answer is: Date of birth of the patient

For customized med paks that contain controlled substances, the label must include directions and required cautionary statements for each drug. This requirement ensures that patients receive clear instructions on how to appropriately take their medications, as well as any important safety information relevant to each controlled substance included in the med pak. Proper labeling is essential not only for compliance with regulations but also for promoting safe medication practices and preventing misuse of controlled substances. In contrast, while having the patient's date of birth can be important for identification purposes, it is not a federal or state requirement for the labeling of med paks. The pharmacist's signature and license number, as well as the prescriber's signature, may be important for verification and accountability but are not specifically mandated components of the labeling for customized med paks containing controlled substances. The emphasis on directions and cautionary statements aligns with the overall goal of ensuring patient safety and effective medication management.