Wisconsin MPJE (Pharmacy Jurisprudence) Practice Exam

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For how long can a pharmacist be absent without converting the pharmacy to a sundry outlet?

  1. 15 minutes

  2. 20 minutes

  3. 30 minutes

  4. 45 minutes

The correct answer is: 15 minutes

A pharmacist can only be absent for up to 15 minutes before the pharmacy must be converted to a sundry outlet. This is because a pharmacist must always be present in a pharmacy in order to dispense medication and ensure the safety of patients. Options B, C, and D are incorrect because they exceed the maximum allowed time for a pharmacist to be absent before the pharmacy must be converted. This could result in penalties or license revocation for the pharmacist. Additionally, leaving the pharmacy unattended for longer periods of time can pose a safety risk for patients who may need immediate assistance or medications. By choosing A as the correct answer, it ensures that the pharmacy operates within the designated guidelines and maintains the highest level of patient care.