1. A pharmacy technician can provide services

A. only when authorized by a supervising pharmacist.

B. only when supervised by a pharmacy assistant.

C. when the supervising pharmacist is unable to come to work.

D. without supervision whenever the services are needed.

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Earl

10 February, 02:31

1. A pharmacy technician can provide services

A. only when authorized by a supervising pharmacist.

B. only when supervised by a pharmacy assistant.

C. when the supervising pharmacist is unable to come to work.

D. without supervision whenever the services are needed.

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Paulina Faulkner · Answer 1

The correct answer is option A, that is, only when authorized by a supervising pharmacist.

Pharmacy technicians function under the direct supervision of a licensed pharmacist and do various pharmacy-associated activities. They refer any queries considering drug information, reading prescriptions, or health issues to a pharmacist.

They work in a broad field of practice settings, like hospitals, community pharmacies, in home health care settings, in the military, educational programs, long-term care facilities, and managed health care organizations.

1. A pharmacy technician can provide servicesA. only when authorized by a supervising pharmacist.B. only when supervised by a pharmacy assistant.C. when the supervising pharmacist is unable to come to work.D. without supervision whenever the services are needed.

1. A pharmacy technician can provide services

A. only when authorized by a supervising pharmacist.

B. only when supervised by a pharmacy assistant.

C. when the supervising pharmacist is unable to come to work.

D. without supervision whenever the services are needed.