Manitoba Pharmacy Jurisprudence Practice Exam

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What must an international pharmacist provide to the College to be licensed in Manitoba?

  1. Only a physical or mental assessment

  2. A letter of standing from their licensing body, among other requirements

  3. Only a passport sized image

  4. Only a CRC, Child/adult abuse check

The correct answer is: A letter of standing from their licensing body, among other requirements

In order to be licensed in Manitoba as an international pharmacist, one must provide a letter of standing from their licensing body, among other requirements. This is because the College needs to ensure that the pharmacist has met the necessary qualifications and standards in their home country before practicing in Manitoba. Options A, C, and D are incorrect because they do not fulfill all of the necessary requirements for licensure. A physical or mental assessment, a passport sized image, and a CRC or child/adult abuse check may be required as part of the overall process, but they are not the sole requirement for licensing.

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