Arizona MPJE (Pharmacy Jurisprudence) Practice Exam 2025 - Free Pharmacy Law Practice Questions and Study Guide

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What is the term used when any wording required to be on the labeling is missing?

Adulterated

The correct term used when any wording required to be on the labeling is missing is "misbranded." Misbranding refers specifically to situations where the labeling of a product does not comply with the required standards set forth by regulatory authorities, such as the FDA. This can include missing information or misleading statements that could affect how the consumer understands the product.

Adulteration, on the other hand, relates to the composition of a product being unsafe or unfit for use, often involving contamination or improper strength. Branding refers to the product's market identity and packaging, which does not pertain to the compliance of labeling. A recall involves the process of withdrawing a product from the market because of safety issues or non-compliance.

Therefore, in the context of missing required wording on labeling, "misbranded" is the appropriate term.

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