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Can a prescribing practitioner prescribe medication for a family member?
NAC 453.381(1) NVBOP FAQ ️️A prescribing practitioner cannot prescribe a CII (except in cases of
emergency) for:
Himself
His spouse
His children
What are the requirements for m...
Can a prescribing practitioner prescribe medication for a family member?
NAC 453.381(1) NVBOP FAQ ✔️✔️A prescribing practitioner cannot prescribe a CII (except in cases of
emergency) for:
Himself
His spouse
His children
What are the requirements for maintaining security of controlled substances in a Nevada pharmacy?
✔️✔️ Controlled substances must be stored in a securely locked, substantially constructed cabinet, or
dispersed among non-controlled medications to deter theft.
What is required for a pharmacist to delegate tasks to pharmacy technicians in Nevada?
✔️✔️ The pharmacist must provide direct supervision and ensure that tasks are within the
technician's scope as permitted by Nevada law.
How soon must a pharmacist notify the Nevada Board of Pharmacy of a change in employment or
residence address?
✔️✔️ Within 10 days of the change.
What actions must be taken if a prescription drug is recalled?
✔️✔️ The pharmacist must immediately remove the recalled drug from inventory and contact
affected patients, prescribers, and the Nevada Board of Pharmacy if required.
In Nevada, how should a pharmacist verify a prescription for a controlled substance that was received by
phone?
✔️✔️ The pharmacist must confirm the identity of the caller, document all necessary details, and
ensure that only certain Schedule III-V substances are permissible by verbal order.
,What are the labeling requirements for repackaged drugs in a Nevada pharmacy?
✔️✔️ Repackaged drugs must include the drug name, strength, lot number, expiration date, and any
necessary cautionary information.
What documentation is required for transferring controlled substances between pharmacies in Nevada?
✔️✔️ A complete record including DEA Form 222 for Schedule II transfers, along with details of the
transferred drug, must be maintained by both pharmacies for two years.
Under Nevada law, what is the procedure if a prescriber is suspected of writing prescriptions outside the
scope of their practice?
✔️✔️ The pharmacist must report the prescriber to the Nevada Board of Pharmacy for investigation.
How should a Nevada pharmacist handle a request for an early refill on a controlled substance?
✔️✔️ The pharmacist should verify the reason for the early refill, check for potential abuse, and may
deny the request if it does not comply with Nevada regulations.
What is the procedure for disposal of expired controlled substances in Nevada?
✔️✔️ Pharmacies must use a reverse distributor authorized by the DEA, complete the necessary
paperwork, and maintain records of disposal.
When is it permissible to substitute a prescribed drug with a generic equivalent in Nevada?
✔️✔️ A pharmacist may substitute a generic if the prescriber has not indicated "do not substitute,"
and if it meets FDA bioequivalence standards.
What should a pharmacist do if they receive a questionable prescription for an unusually high dose of a
medication?
✔️✔️ The pharmacist should contact the prescriber to verify the dosage and ensure the prescription is
appropriate for the patient’s condition.
What is the rule for partial fills of Schedule III-IV controlled substances in Nevada?
, ✔️✔️ Partial fills are allowed as long as each partial filling is recorded, does not exceed the total
quantity prescribed, and is within six months of the prescription issue date.
How long must a Nevada pharmacy retain records of immunizations administered by pharmacists?
✔️✔️ Records must be retained for at least three years.
Who is responsible for reporting any disciplinary action taken against a pharmacist by another state’s
board of pharmacy?
✔️✔️ The pharmacist must report any disciplinary actions to the Nevada Board of Pharmacy within 10
days of the action.
What is required for a pharmacist to legally work in a Nevada pharmacy?
✔️✔️ The pharmacist must have a valid, active Nevada pharmacist license and comply with all
ongoing education and professional requirements.
How does Nevada law define a "collaborative practice agreement" in pharmacy?
✔️✔️ It is a written agreement between a pharmacist and a healthcare provider allowing the
pharmacist to perform certain patient care functions within their scope of practice.
What must a pharmacist do if they are notified of an adverse reaction to a medication they dispensed?
✔️✔️ They should report the adverse reaction to the prescriber, document it in the patient’s file, and
may also report it to the FDA’s MedWatch program.
What are the continuing education (CE) requirements for pharmacists in Nevada?
✔️✔️ Nevada pharmacists must complete 30 hours of CE every two years, including at least one hour
on Nevada law.
What is a pharmacist’s obligation when filling a controlled substance prescription for a known drug
abuser?
✔️✔️ The pharmacist should verify the legitimacy of the prescription, consider alternative treatments,
and may refuse to fill it if deemed unsafe or inappropriate.
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