When Documenting Prescription Refills, Which of the Following Is Not

question 24

Multiple Choice

When documenting prescription refills, which of the following is not important?

• A) Refills are not documented because the medication refills are on the prescription.
• B) The physician is the only person who can approve a refill request.
• C) The physician is responsible for indicating the number of refills allowable.
• D) The physician, pharmacist, and allied health professional are health partners in ensuring the prescription needs of the patient.
• E) Any standing order or standard protocol should be very specific about when it should be used, to what degree, and written directions for specific situations.

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