Wisconsin MPJE (Pharmacy Jurisprudence) Practice Exam

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What is the maximum number of doses allowed for each medication in a contingency supply in a nursing home?

5 units
20 units
10 units
15 units

The correct answer is: 5 units

In a contingency supply, the maximum number of doses allowed for each medication in a nursing home is typically 5 units. Option B, 20 units, is incorrect because it is too high of a number for a contingency supply, which is meant to provide enough medication for unexpected situations. Option C, 10 units, is also too high and could potentially lead to overstocking and waste. Option D, 15 units, is also too high and may not be necessary for emergency situations. Therefore, 5 units is the appropriate and optimal amount for a contingency supply in a nursing home.