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What percentage of the Illinois MPJE exam is dedicated to Pharmacy Practice?
What is the purpose of the Illinois MPJE exam?
How many multiple-choice questions are on the Illinois MPJE exam?
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What is the minimum passing score for the Illinois MPJE exam?
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Study Notes
Overview
- The Illinois MPJE (Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination) is a professional exam required for pharmacists who want to practice in the state of Illinois.
- It's a competency-based exam that tests a candidate's knowledge of pharmacy law, ethics, and regulations specific to Illinois.
Exam Content
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Pharmacy Practice: 35-40% of the exam
- Illinois pharmacy laws and rules
- Pharmacy operations and management
- Patient care and counseling
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Federal Requirements: 20-25% of the exam
- DEA regulations
- FDA regulations
- HIPAA
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Ethics and Professionalism: 20-25% of the exam
- Professional ethics
- Code of ethics
- Pharmacy ethics scenarios
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Illinois-Specific Topics: 15-20% of the exam
- Illinois Pharmacy Practice Act
- Illinois Controlled Substances Act
- Illinois Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act
Exam Format
- 120 multiple-choice questions
- 2 hours and 15 minutes to complete the exam
- Exam is administered by the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP)
Eligibility and Registration
- Candidates must be eligible to take the exam as determined by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR)
- Registration is done through the NABP website
- Exam fee: $250 (subject to change)
Scoring and Pass Rate
- The passing score is 75%
- Results are reported as pass or fail
- Candidates who fail the exam can retake it after 30 days
Study Tips
- Review Illinois pharmacy laws and regulations
- Familiarize yourself with federal requirements and ethics
- Practice with sample questions and online resources
- Develop a study plan and stay organized
Illinois MPJE Overview
- Required for pharmacists who want to practice in Illinois
- Competency-based exam that tests knowledge of pharmacy law, ethics, and regulations specific to Illinois
Exam Content
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Pharmacy Practice: 35-40% of the exam
- Covers Illinois pharmacy laws and rules
- Includes pharmacy operations and management
- Covers patient care and counseling
-
Federal Requirements: 20-25% of the exam
- DEA regulations
- FDA regulations
- HIPAA
-
Ethics and Professionalism: 20-25% of the exam
- Professional ethics
- Code of ethics
- Pharmacy ethics scenarios
-
Illinois-Specific Topics: 15-20% of the exam
- Illinois Pharmacy Practice Act
- Illinois Controlled Substances Act
- Illinois Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act
Exam Format
- 120 multiple-choice questions
- 2 hours and 15 minutes to complete the exam
- Administered by the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP)
Eligibility and Registration
- Candidates must be eligible as determined by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR)
- Register through the NABP website
- Exam fee: $250 (subject to change)
Scoring and Pass Rate
- Passing score: 75%
- Results reported as pass or fail
- Candidates who fail can retake the exam after 30 days
Study Tips
- Review Illinois pharmacy laws and regulations
- Familiarize yourself with federal requirements and ethics
- Practice with sample questions and online resources
- Develop a study plan and stay organized
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Description
This quiz assesses knowledge of Illinois pharmacy laws, rules, and regulations, as well as pharmacy operations and patient care. It's designed for pharmacists seeking licensure in Illinois.
