Arizona MPJE (Pharmacy Jurisprudence) Practice Exam

The correct answer to what DEA Form-106 specifically reports is related to pharmacy theft or loss. DEA Form-106 is utilized to formally report the theft or significant loss of controlled substances. When a pharmacy or other entity experiences a robbery or notices a significant discrepancy in their inventory of controlled substances, they must complete and submit this form to the DEA to inform them of the incident. This helps ensure that necessary actions are taken to address the theft and to prevent potential misuse of the missing drugs.

The other choices, while they pertain to important aspects of controlled substances management, do not directly relate to DEA Form-106. For instance, controlled substance destruction is reported on a different form (DEA Form-41). Delivery confirmation pertains to tracking medications but does not involve reporting to the DEA. Prescription verification is related to ensuring that prescriptions are filled accurately and legally but is outside the scope of what DEA Form-106 addresses.