Manitoba Pharmacy Jurisprudence Practice Exam 2025 – All-in-One Study Guide for Exam Success!

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Can a prescription be altered to dispense a different drug without the prescriber's consent?

Yes, always

No

A This is incorrect because altering a prescription without the prescriber's consent is illegal and can result in criminal charges.

C: This is incorrect because although a patient's consent may be necessary in certain situations, it still does not give permission to alter a prescription without the prescriber's consent.

D: This is incorrect because altering a prescription without the prescriber's consent is only acceptable in rare emergency situations where the patient's health is at risk and there is no other option available. In all other situations, the prescriber's consent must be obtained.

Option B is the correct answer because altering a prescription without the prescriber's consent is not allowed, regardless of the circumstances. It is important to always obtain the prescriber's consent and follow their instructions to ensure safe and legal medication use.

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Only with patient consent

Only in emergencies

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