Arizona MPJE (Pharmacy Jurisprudence) Practice Exam

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Which vaccines requiring prescriptions can pharmacists administer to adults that include the rabies vaccine?

Japanese encephalitis vaccine, yellow fever vaccines, and typhoid vaccines

The correct choice is indeed the option that includes the Japanese encephalitis vaccine, yellow fever vaccines, and typhoid vaccines. In Arizona, pharmacists are authorized to administer certain vaccines that require prescriptions to adults. This authorization is specifically aligned with public health requirements and allows pharmacists to play a pivotal role in increasing vaccination rates for diseases that pose significant health threats. The rabies vaccine is included in the list of vaccines administered by pharmacists, along with those mentioned in the selected option. These vaccines are often recommended based on travel, specific exposures, or health conditions, making it crucial for pharmacists to be able to immunize patients appropriately. While other options may list vaccines that can sometimes be encountered in various health settings, they do not encompass the full scope of vaccines authorized for pharmacist administration, especially those that require a prescription in the context of preventive care and travel medicine.

Hepatitis B and polio vaccines

Measles and mumps vaccines

Pertussis and rubella vaccines

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