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In which of the following does the pharmacist NOT require prior authorization before dispensing medication for the patient?
 
 If there is a higher-than-normal dosage
  When the prescription states that the medication is medically necessary, but it is not usually covered by insurance
  When the medication is very expensive
  When the medication is generic


How many teaspoon doses are found in one pint of syrup?
 
 12
  48
  72
  96
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6 years ago
When the medication is generic

Rationale: When the medication is generic (and covered under a prescription drug plan), the pharmacist does not require prior authorization before dispensing it to a patient.

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96

Rationale: Since one pint equals 480 mL, and one teaspoon equals 5 mL, divide 480 mL by 5 mL to find 96 teaspoon doses.
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