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1. Pharmacists may administer the following vaccines without a prescription EXCEPT:

A. Influenza vaccine for individuals under the age of 7 years B. Influenza vaccine for individuals aged 7 years and older C. Any vaccine that is included in ACIP's adult recommended immunization schedule in persons aged 13 years or older D. None of the above

2. A pharmacist may lawfully administer:

A. Epinephrine and/or diphenhydramine to a patient who experiences an adverse reaction to an immunization administered by a pharmacist or pharmacy intern B. Long-acting antipsychotics C. Vitamin B12 injection D. None of the above

3. Pharmacists and pharmacy interns who wish to administer immunizations must take an immunization course that is:

A. Approved by the Ohio Board of Pharmacy B. Published in a respected Pharmacy of Medical journal C. Provided by a vaccine manufacturer D. None of the above

4. An immunization program for pharmacists and pharmacy interns in the state of Ohio must include all of the following EXCEPT:

A. Five hours of practical experience in the administration of vaccines B. A detailed review of each vaccine that is to be administered C. An overview of appropriate vaccine administration schedules D. At least 1 hour of physical participation in vaccine administration techniques

5. Pharmacists and pharmacy interns may only administer immunizations under a physician-based protocol. All of the following statements about physician-based immunization protocols are correct EXCEPT:

A. The protocol must list the intended audience or patient population B. The protocol must address the length of time the pharmacist or pharmacy intern must observe the patient for signs of an adverse reaction C. The protocol must be signed and dated by the physician and approved by the Board of Pharmacy D. All of the above are true

6. Ohio Board of Pharmacy record keeping requirements indicate:

A. The pharmacist must maintain records of immunizations for a period of no less than 3 years B. The pharmacist must only record the patient's name and immunization administered C. The pharmacist must maintain records of immunizations for a period of no less than 2 years D. None of the above

7. Ohio Board of Pharmacy rules require which of the following to be reported to OARRS:

A. All schedule II controlled substances B. All schedule III controlled substances C. All schedule IV controlled substances D. All of the above must be reported

8. Ohio Board of Pharmacy Rules require all of the following health care professionals/pharmacies to report dispensing of required drugs to outpatients via OARRS EXCEPT:

A. Veterinarians B. All pharmacies licensed as (TDDD) located in the state of Ohio C. Physicians who dispense a drug directly to a patient D. None of the above

9. Ohio Board of Pharmacy rules mandate that a pharmacist must obtain an OARRS report when he or she becomes aware of which of the following?

A. A patient is abusing or misusing reported drugs B. A patient adds a different or new reported drug to their therapy that was not previously included C. A patient is receiving reported drugs from multiple prescribers D. All of the above

10. The 80 mg Morphine Equivalency Dosing (MED):

A. Is a trigger point for the pharmacist to “press pause” and re-evaluate how to optimize therapy and ensure patient safety B. Is a point at which Ohio law prohibits the pharmacist from dispensing further controlled substances to a patient C. Is the threshold for opiate addiction D. None of the above