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Extemporaneous preparation record — GPhC CRA MCQ

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HardDispensing and SupplyExtemporaneous preparation recordGPhC CRA

A prescriber requests an extemporaneously prepared oral liquid because no licensed liquid is suitable. The pharmacy prepares it in-house. What is the legal classification/requirement?

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Correct answer: B — Keep appropriate preparation and supply records

Extemporaneous preparation requires suitable records for quality, traceability and accountability. This is distinct from routine dispensing of licensed packs. In this scenario, the correct option is keep appropriate preparation and supply records. The other options are plausible but do not address the key clinical, legal or safety issue as directly. This aligns with UK pharmacy practice guidance cited in the reference field.

Reference: MEP; Human Medicines Regulations 2012