Question

this is called outpatient parnamcy

1.) A unique identifier assigned to a medical providing allowing controlled substances to be dispensed. 2.) Dispense as written no generic substitute permitted. 3.) The part of the prescription that indicates the directions for use 4.) The part of the prescriptions that indicated the medication prescribed 5.) A hypersensitivity to a specific substance 6.) Abbreviation that means the patient is not allergic to any drugs 7.) Any type of reaction that is an unexpected negative consequence from taking a particular drug 8.) An approval by the prescriber to dispense a medication again without requiring a new order 9.) Contains all of the prescription that have been dispensed in the past for a patient 10.) The transmission of electronic prescriptions to the pharmacy.

Answer 1

1. A unique identifier assigned to a medical providing allowing controlled substances to be dispensed- National Drug Code (NDC) 12 digit code. Leading zero on the ones with only 4 digits in first sequence.

2. Dispense as written no generic substitute permitted -DAW-1

Brand product is 'medically necessary' and therefore no substitution is allowed by the prescriber.

3. The part of the prescription that indicates the directions for use - subscription

4. The part of the prescription that indicated the medication prescribed - inscription