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The GA-MPJE exam has 120 questions and runs 2 hours 30 minutes.
These 10 free GA-MPJE questions are organized by exam domain, so you can see how each part of the MPJE Georgia (Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination - Georgia) blueprint is tested. Reveal the answer and explanation under each question.
Domain 1: Licensure/Personnel 22% of exam
Question 1
At a Georgia community pharmacy, one pharmacist directly supervises four registered pharmacy technicians. Only one of the four meets Georgia's definition of a certified pharmacy technician. The pharmacy will keep all four technicians on duty, and no hospital-ratio exception has been approved. Which additional staffing requirement must be met?
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Correct answer: C - Ensure at least one more of the four technicians is certified
Question 2
After a Georgia pharmacist receives a refill request, reviews the patient's profile, and decides the prescription may be refilled, which task may be delegated to a registered pharmacy technician?
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Correct answer: A - Enter the authorized refill and prepare the label for pharmacist verification
Question 3
A final-year pharmacy student in Georgia used the Early MPJE pathway and failed the examination before graduation. Thirty-five days later, while still a student, the candidate asks to purchase another Early MPJE attempt. Which response is accurate?
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Correct answer: D - The Early MPJE pathway permits only one pre-graduation attempt
Question 4
An applicant waits 26 months after passing both the NAPLEX and Georgia MPJE before completing the remaining Georgia licensure requirements. Which conclusion follows from Georgia's stated score-validity rule?
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Correct answer: B - Both results fall outside Georgia's two-year validity period
Domain 2: Pharmacist Practice 33% of exam
Question 5
A Georgia pharmacist reviews a Schedule II prescription. The PDMP does not yet show a controlled-substance fill from the previous day, but the patient produces the receipt, the dispensing pharmacy confirms the fill and a reporting delay, and the prescriber confirms the treatment plan. No other red flags remain. What is the pharmacist's best course?
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Correct answer: C - Document the reconciliation and proceed only if the prescription is otherwise lawful and appropriate
Question 6
A patient presents a new prescription that creates a potentially fatal interaction with a medication already in the pharmacy profile. The patient declines counseling and says, "Just fill it." What should the pharmacist do next?
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Correct answer: A - Pause dispensing and resolve the interaction before release
Question 7
An emergency-department physician verifies her identity and requests a patient's current medication and allergy information to treat the unconscious patient. The pharmacy has no signed authorization, and no other legal restriction applies. Under HIPAA, which response is appropriate?
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Correct answer: D - Disclose the treatment-relevant information without separate authorization
Question 8
A Georgia pharmacy technician has completed Board-recognized injection training, maintains current BCLS certification, is delegated the task by the supervising pharmacist, and the pharmacist is immediately available. May the technician administer an FDA-authorized influenza vaccine to a 17-year-old?
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Correct answer: B - No, because the patient is younger than 18
Question 9
A prescriber permits generic substitution. The only available generic has an FDA Orange Book therapeutic-equivalence code beginning with B, while the prescribed brand is available the next day. What is the sound interpretation of the B code?
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Correct answer: C - It does not establish therapeutic equivalence for automatic substitution
Question 10
On September 1, a prescriber issues three separate Schedule II prescriptions, each dated September 1. The second prescription states, "Do not fill before September 29." The patient presents it on September 20. All other requirements are satisfied. What should the pharmacist do?
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Correct answer: A - Wait until September 29 before dispensing that prescription