Manitoba Pharmacy Jurisprudence Practice Exam

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Which component is for pharmacies serving out-of-province or international patients?

Distance care
Central fill
External dispensing
Satellite pharmacy

The correct answer is: Distance care

This component is known as "Distance care" because it allows pharmacies to serve patients who are not located in the same province or country. "Central fill" refers to a system where prescriptions are filled at a central location and then distributed to various pharmacies. "External dispensing" is a practice where a prescription is filled by one pharmacy and then dispensed by another. "Satellite pharmacy" is a smaller pharmacy located in a larger healthcare facility, typically used for fast service and quick access to medication. These other options do not specifically address the aspect of serving out-of-province or international patients.