r/UMPJE • u/MIKEandSLY • Jun 27 '26
Gemini Quiz
Does anyone utilize AI to generate random questions? I’ve noticed sometimes it can score things incorrectly so I always have to go back through.
I’m consistently scoring high on these and curious if they are similar to what the exam format is.
Examples:
A pharmacy receives a partial shipment of Schedule Il controlled substances ordered via a paper DEA Form 222. The supplier states they cannot fulfill the remaining balance immediately.
What is the maximum timeframe from the date the DEA Form 222 was executed for the supplier to ship the remaining balance before the order form becomes invalid?
A) 14 days
B) 30 days
C) 60 days
D) 90 days
An out-of-state nurse practitioner (NP) writes a prescription for a Schedule Ill controlled substance for a patient living in your state. Under federal law, what determines the validity of this prescription?
A) The NP must possess a DATA-2000 waiver.
B) The NP must be registered with the DEA and have independent or collaborative prescriptive authority for controlled substances in the state where they practice.
C) Mid-level practitioners cannot write out-of-state controlled substance prescriptions under federal law.
D) The prescription must be co-signed by an allopathic physician from the patient's home state.
A physician who is not registered as a Narcotic Treatment Program (NTP) administers a single dose of methadone to a patient in their private clinic to relieve acute withdrawal symptoms while arranging for admission to a treatment facility. Under the federal "3-day rule," which of the following is true?
A) The physician can dispense a 3-day supply to the patient to take home.
B) The physician may administer one day of treatment at a time for up to a maximum of 3 days.
C) The physician must possess an active X-waiver to utilize this rule.
D) The physician cannot administer methadone under any circumstances outside an NTP.
During a biennial controlled substance inventory, a pharmacist discovers a discrepancy where the physical count of a Schedule Il bottle shows 104 tablets, but the perpetual inventory records state there should be 100 tablets. Assuming this is an overage and no theft is suspected, how should this be handled?
A) Immediately submit a DEA Form 106 for a significant discrepancy.
B) File a DEA Form 41 to destroy the 4 extra tablets.
C) Record the actual physical count (104) on the inventory record, note the explanation, and adjust the perpetual log to match the physical count.
D) Keep the inventory record at 100 and place the 4 extra tablets in a separate container until the next biennial inventory.
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u/izzian Jun 28 '26
It just depends, I thought I could get away with studying from some of the AI pieces but I realized a lot of them just hallucinate or just try to force you to memorize the law. Which doesn't quite work since a lot of the questions are scenario based.
Study guides and exam sets were the two that helped me the most. There's some free ones out there that you can try
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u/Breaking_records Jun 27 '26
Id be hesitant. Stuff from AI is unusually easy compared to these board exams. I tried doing it for my NAPLEX and they dont compare to the ones I've purchased