Arkansas Pharmacy Laws and Regulations Practice Exam

How many hours of supervised pharmacy practice are required for each year of inactivity for reinstatement or reciprocation?

1. 20 hours per year

2. 40 hours per year

3. 60 hours per year

4. 80 hours per year

The correct answer is: 40 hours per year

For each year of inactivity, 40 hours of supervised pharmacy practice are required for reinstatement or reciprocation. This means that if a pharmacist has been inactive for two years, they would need to complete 80 hours of supervised pharmacy practice in order to be eligible for reinstatement or reciprocation. Option A is incorrect because 20 hours per year is not enough to meet the requirements for reinstatement or reciprocation. Option C is incorrect because 60 hours per year is more than the required amount for each year of inactivity. Option D is incorrect because 80 hours per year is also more than the required amount for each year of inactivity. Overall, it is important for pharmacists to remain active and engaged in the field in order to avoid having to complete a significant amount of supervised pharmacy practice in order to regain eligibility for reinstatement or reciprocation.