Manitoba Pharmacy Jurisprudence Practice Exam

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What is required from a pharmacist when prescribing and dispensing drugs?

Ensure the patient does not go to another pharmacy
Provide a written prescription to the patient
Charge the highest possible price
Only prescribe drugs they have in stock

The correct answer is: Provide a written prescription to the patient

Pharmacists are responsible for providing patients with a written prescription for medication. This ensures that the patient has all the necessary information about the prescribed drug, including dosage instructions and potential side effects. Option A is incorrect because patients have the right to choose which pharmacy they go to. Option C is incorrect because pharmacists are required to charge reasonable prices for medication. Option D is incorrect because pharmacists can order drugs from other sources if they do not have them in stock.