West Virginia MPJE (Pharmacy Jurisprudence) Practice Exam

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What needs to happen with the existing DEA 222 forms if a registration terminates or the pre-printed name and address need to be revised?

Forms are archived for 2 years
Forms are destroyed
Forms are returned to DEA and new forms are required
Forms are updated and re-used

The correct answer is: Forms are archived for 2 years

When a registration terminates or when the pre-printed name and address on DEA 222 forms need to be revised, the existing DEA 222 forms must be archived for 2 years. This is important for record-keeping and compliance purposes. Archiving the forms ensures that there is a record of the transactions that were conducted using those forms and allows for future audits or reviews if necessary. The other options are not correct: - Destroying the forms would not be appropriate as the forms contain important information that may need to be accessed for record-keeping or regulatory purposes. - Returning the forms to the DEA and obtaining new forms is not necessary if the existing forms can still be used after archiving them for 2 years. - Updating and re-using the forms is not the correct approach as the information on the forms is considered valid at the time of the transaction and should be archived for record-keeping purposes.