Wisconsin MPJE (Pharmacy Jurisprudence) Practice Exam

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Which type of mortar and pestle is required as part of the minimum pharmacy equipment?

Porcelain and silicon
Stainless steel and aluminum
Marble and wood
Wedgewood and glass

The correct answer is: Porcelain and silicon

Porcelain and silicon mortar and pestle are required as part of the minimum pharmacy equipment because they are the materials that are least likely to interact with the substances being compounded. These materials have a smooth surface that is easy to clean and does not absorb substances or retain particles from previous preparations, which helps prevent cross-contamination between different compounds. Stainless steel and aluminum (option B) are not recommended as they can react with certain substances. Marble and wood (option C) are also not ideal as they are porous and can absorb chemicals. Wedgewood and glass (option D) might not be suitable for all compounding purposes and are not part of the standard minimum equipment required for a pharmacy.