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Module 4

Section 4 Key terms and definitions

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Which 3 pieces of information should a pharmacy technician verify on the prescription form? The spelling of the patient's name, the patient's address, and the prescriber's name
What should a pharmacy technician do if they are unable to read the handwriting on a prescription? as the pharmacist for help with interpreting it
How many minutes per prescription fill should a pharmacy technician consider when estimating wait times for a patient? 5 minutes
Reason for verifying the patient's date of birth? to help the pharmacist verify dosages for young children or older adults, to verify third party program eligibility for health insurance
Why is it important to write the abbreviation NKDA on a prescription? the abbreviation means "no know drug allergies" and confirms that the pharmacy technician has asked the patient about allergies.
Why is it important to ask patients about other medications they are currently taking, including the over-the-counter (OTC) medications and supplements? The information enables the pharmacist to check the drug interaction.
What questions should the pharmacy technician ask a patient to prevent delays in prescription data entry? Has your insurance coverage changed since the last visit to the pharmacy?
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