Arizona MPJE (Pharmacy Jurisprudence) Practice Exam

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What must be done with a pharmacy permit if the pharmacy is discontinued?

Immediately mail to the Board
Immediately surrender to the executive director
Surrender within 10 days
Surrender within 30 days

The correct answer is: Immediately mail to the Board

The correct action when a pharmacy is discontinued is to immediately return the pharmacy permit to the appropriate authority. This helps maintain accurate records and ensure that the permit is no longer in use, which is crucial for regulatory oversight and public safety. In Arizona, the regulations dictate that the pharmacy permit should be mailed to the Board of Pharmacy right away upon discontinuation of the pharmacy's operations. This approach prevents any potential misuse of the permit and ensures that the Board has up-to-date information regarding which pharmacies are actively operating. While other options suggest surrendering the permit within various time frames, those do not align with the immediate requirement set forth by Arizona regulations. Adhering to the immediate return of the permit is the fastest and most effective way to ensure compliance with state law.