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Aseptic Techniques: The Unsung Heroes of PharmacyFor what purpose are aseptic techniques primarily applied in pharmacy?Calculating Dosage for Pediatric Antibiotics: A Simple BreakdownWhat is the total daily dose in mg for a child weighing 66 pounds when prescribed an antibiotic at 15 mg/kg twice a day by IV?Crucial Medication Abbreviations You Need to Know for Pharmacy CertificationWhich abbreviation is included on The Joint Commission's "Do Not Use List"?Decoding the Abbreviation "ss" in Pharmacy PracticeWhat does the common abbreviation "ss" stand for?Decoding the Dispensing Code for Cymbalta: What You Need to KnowWhat is the correct dispensing code for a prescription written for Cymbalta 20 mg if DAW was not indicated?Enhancing Patient Interaction in Pharmacy SettingsWhich of the following methods can enhance patient interaction in a pharmacy setting?Essential Insights on Prescription Labels for Future Pharmacy TechniciansWhich information is not mandated by federal law on a prescription label?Getting to Know Analgesics: Understanding Tramadol and Its Role in Pain ManagementWhich of the following drugs is considered an analgesic?Getting to Know Meperidine: The Generic Name Behind DemerolWhat is the generic name for Demerol?How Automated Dispensing Systems Revolutionize Pharmacy PracticeWhat is the primary function of an automated dispensing system in a pharmacy?How Computer Systems Help Pharmacy Technicians Improve Patient CareIn what way can computer systems aid pharmacy technicians?How Manual Checks Ensure Accuracy in Pharmacy Order ReportsChecking order reports to ensure the order contains no errors is done:How Often Should Pharmacy Technicians Renew Their Certification?How often should a pharmacy technician renew their certification with the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB)?How Pharmacy Technicians Can Boost Medication Adherence Among PatientsWhat should a pharmacy technician do to promote medication adherence among patients?How should pharmacy technicians handle outdated or expired medications?How Should Pharmacy Technicians Handle Suspicious Prescriptions?How should a pharmacy technician respond to a prescription that appears to be fraudulent?How Should Pharmacy Technicians Respond to Confused Customers?How should pharmacy technicians respond to a confused customer about their medications?How to Administer Premarin Cream: A Comprehensive GuideHow should Premarin cream be administered?How to Calculate Trace Elements for Parenteral Nutrition in PharmacyHow many mL of trace elements are needed for a 55 kg patient on a parenteral nutrition prescription calling for 0.05 mL/kg?How to Ensure Patient Privacy When Transferring PrescriptionsWhat is a common practice to maintain confidentiality when transferring prescriptions?How to Store BenzaClin: The Right Way to Ensure Its EffectivenessAfter mixing, how should a prescription for BenzaClin be stored?Learn the Best Way to Dispose of Hazardous Medications SafelyWhat is the recommended practice for disposing of hazardous medications?Mastering Accurate Medication Dispensing: The Role of Technology in PharmacyWhich item is typically used by pharmacy technicians to ensure accurate medication dispensing?Mastering Aseptic Techniques for Pharmacy TechniciansAseptic techniques are primarily used to maintain what condition?Mastering Communication: A Pharmacy Technician's Essential SkillWhich of the following tasks would likely require a pharmacy technician to employ communication skills?Mastering Controlled Substance Disposal for Pharmacy TechniciansWhen disposing of a controlled substance, what must be ensured regarding the disposal method?Mastering Dilutions: How to Prepare a 20% Sucrose SolutionHow many grams of sucrose are needed to prepare a 20% solution in 4 ounces?Mastering Hydrocortisone Calculations for Pharmacy TechniciansTo compound 60 g of hydrocortisone cream at 2%, how much hydrocortisone powder is needed?Mastering Inventory Management for Pharmacy TechniciansA list of the goods or items a business will use in its normal operation is called a:Mastering Magnesium Sulfate: What Pharmacy Technicians Need to KnowHow much magnesium sulfate 4 mEq/mL is needed to add 10 mEq to an IV bag?Mastering Medication Measurements: A Guide for Pharmacy TechniciansIf a compounded prescription requires 5 g of tetracycline, how many 500 mg capsules are needed?Mastering Medication Therapy Management CodingWhat are the CPT codes for billing Medication Therapy Management services?Mastering Order Reconciliation in Pharmacy OperationsIn receiving an order, it is important to be alert for drugs that have been incorrectly picked, received damaged, are outdated, or missing, so orders are reconciled:Mastering Pseudoephedrine Limits: A Key for Pharmacy TechniciansHow many tablets of Claritin D 12 hour can be sold in a single transaction if the maximum amount of pseudoephedrine is 3.6 g?Maximizing Pharmacy Vial Orders for EfficiencyHow many cases of 8 dram vials should be ordered to last two weeks if the pharmacy consumes an average of 120 vials per day?Medications Identified by Their National Drug Code in HealthcareHow are medications identified within the healthcare system?Navigating Child-Resistant Packaging in Pharmacy: What You Need to KnowWhich drug does not require child-resistant packaging according to the Poison Prevention Packaging Act?Navigating Language Barriers in Pharmacy: A Guide for TechniciansHow should pharmacy technicians address language barriers with patients?Proper Disposal Methods for Nonreturnable MedicationsWhat is the proper disposal method for nonreturnable medications?The Crucial Role of Hydration When Taking BactrimWhat is an important precaution for a prescription of Bactrim?The Importance of Interpersonal Skills in Pharmacy PracticeWhich of the following is an example of a good interpersonal skill?The Serious Consequences of Dispensing Misbranded MedicationWhat is the consequence of dispensing misbranded medication?Understand Controlled Substances: A Pharmacy Technician's Guide to DEA Form 222Which of the following medications does not require ordering with DEA Form 222?Understand How to Maintain a Sterile Environment in a Laminar Flow HoodFor aseptic technique, all work should be performed at least how many inches inside the laminar flow hood?Understand the Role of the DEA in the Pharmaceutical IndustryWhat role does the DEA play in the pharmaceutical industry?Understanding "NDC Not Covered" Rejections in Pharmacy ClaimsWhen a technician receives a rejected claim "NDC Not Covered," this probably means?Understanding "p.c." in Pharmacy: Timing Your Medications RightIf a medication is to be taken p.c., when should it be taken?Understanding Adverse Drug Reactions in Pharmacy PracticeWhat is an unintended response to medication at normal doses called?Understanding Adverse Drug Reactions in Pharmacy PracticeWhat is the definition of an adverse drug reaction?Understanding Antianginal Medications and Their Role in Treating AnginaWhich condition is treated with an antianginal medication?Understanding Anticoagulants: The Role of WarfarinWhat is an example of a medication with anticoagulant properties?Understanding Antidepressants and Their AlternativesWhich of the following drugs is not an antidepressant?Understanding Antidepressants: Key Insights for Pharmacy TechniciansWhich type of medication is likely to be prescribed for depression?Understanding Antihistamines and SSRIs for Pharmacy TechniciansWhich of the following drugs is NOT an antihistamine?Understanding Antihyperlipidemic Medications for Pharmacy TechniciansWhich drug is not considered an antihyperlipidemic medication?Understanding Antihyperlipidemics: Key Players in Managing Cholesterol LevelsWhat class of drugs is used to treat elevated blood lipids?Understanding Antihyperlipidemics: Your Guide to SimvastatinWhat is the primary active ingredient in the drug class known as antihyperlipidemics?Understanding Antihypertensives: Key to Managing High Blood PressureWhat type of drug would you use to treat high blood pressure?Understanding Atenolol: The Story Behind TenorminWhat is the generic name for Tenormin?Understanding Beta-Blockers: An Essential for Pharmacy TechniciansWhich of the following medications is an example of a beta-blocker?Understanding Biologics: Essential Storage Guidelines for Pharmacy TechniciansWhat type of medication should be stored under specific temperature conditions as per federal regulations?Understanding Common Prescription Label PrecautionsWhich of the following is a common precaution included on a prescription label?Understanding Controlled Substances: A Focus on PhenobarbitalWhich of the following drugs is classified as a controlled substance?Understanding Critical Information for Pharmacy Technicians to Ensure Patient SafetyWhat information is critical for pharmacy technicians to ensure patient safety?Understanding DEA Form 222 and Controlled Substances in PharmacyWhat medication requires ordering using DEA Form 222?Understanding DEA Schedules: The Role of Exempt Narcotics in PharmacyWhich DEA schedule do exempt narcotics belong to?Understanding Diphenhydramine: The Antihistamine HeroWhich drug class does Diphenhydramine belong to?Understanding Dispense As Written: A Key Component for Pharmacy TechniciansIf a physician has ordered Coumadin DAW, which dispensing code should be entered?Understanding Dispensing Codes in Pharmacy PracticeWhich dispensing code should be used for a prescription written for Norvasc 5 mg if the patient requested brand name and DAW was not written on the prescription?Understanding Diuretics: A Dive Into FurosemideWhich of the following medications is known to be a diuretic?Understanding Diuretics: Hydrochlorothiazide and HypokalemiaWhich diuretic can potentially cause hypokalemia?Understanding Dosage Calculations: Mastering the ExCPT ExamIf the strength of a medication is 1 mg/mL, how much should be withdrawn to get a dose of 5,000 micrograms?Understanding Emergency Medication Administration for Pharmacy TechniciansWhich medication form is commonly used with patients requiring emergency nitroglycerin administration?Understanding Exempt Narcotics: The Medications Behind the CounterWhich medication classification is typically associated with being available behind the pharmacy counter?Understanding Exempt Narcotics: What You Need to KnowExempt narcotics are regulated for how many dosage units can be sold without a prescription in a 48 hour period?Understanding Finasteride: Its Role in Managing BPHWhat is the primary use of finasteride?Understanding HIPAA: Protecting Patient Information Across All FormatsHIPAA is a federal law that protects a patient's PHI when it is?Understanding How Pharmacy Technicians Prevent Medication ErrorsHow can a pharmacy technician assist in preventing medication errors?Understanding IVPB: The Key to Efficient Medication DeliveryA small volume intravenous bag specifically used to deliver medication is called a:Understanding Lactated Ringer's Solution: A Key Player in IV TherapyWhat type of solution is Lactated Ringer's?Understanding Laminar Airflow Systems in PharmacyWhen preparing medication doses, what is the minimum required run time for laminar airflow systems before re-use?Understanding Laminar Airflow Workstations for Aseptic ProcessingHow long should a laminar airflow workstation run after being turned off between aseptic processing sessions before next use?Understanding Lidoderm: The Local Anesthetic ExplainedLidoderm is classified as which type of medication?Understanding Liquid Dosage Calculations for Pharmacy TechniciansIf the dose of liquid amoxicillin for a child is one and one-half teaspoonful three times a day for 10 days, what is the volume needed to fill the prescription?Understanding Major Drug-Drug Interactions: Warfarin and AspirinWhich of the following is an example of a major drug-drug interaction?Understanding Maximum Prescription Refills for Non-Controlled SubstancesWhat is the maximum quantity of prescription refills allowed for non-controlled substances according to federal regulations?Understanding Medication Administration: What Does "2 gtt a.u. q12h" Really Mean?How is the drug administered if the directions state 2 gtt a.u. q12h?Understanding Medication Storage: The Importance of RefrigerationWhich medication should be refrigerated?Understanding Medication Storage: What Works and What Doesn'tAll of the following are used to store medications EXCEPT?Understanding Medication Therapy Management and Its ImportanceWhat is medication therapy management (MTM)?Understanding MedWatch Form 3500 and Its Role in Drug SafetyMedWatch Form 3500 is for reporting adverse reactions to?Understanding Milliequivalents: The Key to Safe Magnesium Sulfate PrescribingWhat unit of measurement is used when prescribing magnesium sulfate in milliequivalents?Understanding Normal Saline Solution: The Basics for Aspiring Pharmacy TechniciansNormal saline solution is?Understanding NSAIDs: Why Nabumetone MattersWhich of the following drugs is categorized as an NSAID?Understanding Off-Label Use in Medication PrescribingWhat does the term "off-label use" refer to in medication prescribing?Understanding Over-the-Counter Medications and Their ImportanceWhat type of medications can be purchased without a prescription?Understanding Percentage Concentration: A Guide for Pharmacy TechniciansWhat percentage of hydrocortisone is contained in a cream that requires 1,200 mg for 60 g?Understanding Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBM) in Drug Benefit ProgramsWhat does PBM stand for in the context of drug benefit programs?Understanding Pharmacy Benefit Managers: A Key Player in Drug AdministrationWhat are companies that administer drug benefit programs commonly called?Understanding Pharmacy Technicians' Responsibilities for Controlled SubstancesWhat is the role of the pharmacy technician regarding the storage of controlled substances?Understanding Pharmacy Technicians' Role: What They Can and Can't DoAll of the following duties may be performed by a pharmacy technician EXCEPT:Understanding Prescription Abbreviations for Pharmacy TechniciansThe directions on a prescription read ii gtt q8h ou. How should the directions be labeled?Understanding Prescription Billing: The Importance of Patient IdentityWhat information is necessary for billing a prescription?Understanding Proper Disposal Methods for Outdated DrugsWhat is the proper action for disposing of outdated drugs?Understanding Proper Medication Storage Methods for Patient SafetyWhen discussing proper storage methods for medications, what is essential to inform patients?Understanding Rejected Claims: What "Unable to Connect" Means for Pharmacy TechniciansWhat does a "Rejected Claim" with "Unable to Connect" typically mean?Understanding Safety Data Sheets: Essential for Pharmacy TechniciansOSHA required notices for hazardous substances that provide hazard, handling, clean-up, and first aid information are called?Understanding Schedule I Controlled Substances and Their RisksWhich schedule of controlled substances has the highest potential for abuse?Understanding SDS Sheets: A Pharmacy Technician's Essential ToolSDS sheets provide:Understanding Tall Man Letters: A Pharmacy Safety EssentialTall man letters are used?Understanding the Administration of Irrigation SolutionsHow are irrigation solutions administered?Understanding the Basics of Online Claim Processing in PharmacyWhich type of information is typically not required for online claim processing?Understanding the Best Practices for Transferring Prescriptions Between PharmaciesWhat is a recommended practice when transferring prescriptions between pharmacies?Understanding the Classification of Nembutal: What Pharmacy Technicians Need to KnowWhat is the schedule classification of Numbutal?Understanding the CMEA Limits on Pseudoephedrine SalesThe CMEA sets what limits on the over-the-counter sale of pseudoephedrine?Understanding the Compounding Process in PharmacyWhat does the process of compounding involve in pharmacy?Understanding the Concentration Percentage of Sugar SolutionsWhat is the concentration percentage of a solution containing 134 g of sugar in 200 mL?Understanding the Critical Importance of Managing Adverse Drug InteractionsWhat primary aspect of patient safety is highlighted in managing a patient's medication profile?Understanding the DEA Form 222 in Pharmacy PracticeWhere is Copy 2 of DEA Form 222 retained?Understanding the DEA Form 222 in Pharmacy PracticeFederal law requires pharmacies to keep which copy of the DEA Form 222?Understanding the Difference Between Over-the-Counter and Prescription MedicationsHow do over-the-counter medications differ from prescription medications?Understanding the Essential Information for Dispensing Controlled SubstancesWhat information must be documented when a controlled substance is dispensed?Understanding the Essential Requirements for Transferring PrescriptionsWhich of the following is an essential requirement when transferring prescriptions?Understanding the FDA's Essential Role in the Pharmaceutical IndustryWhat role does the FDA play in the pharmaceutical industry?Understanding the FDA's Role in Investigational MedicationsWhich government agency regulates investigational medications?Understanding the Generic Name for Vasotec and Its ImportanceWhat is the generic name for Vasotec?Understanding the Implications of an Invalid Person Code on Rejected ClaimsA "Rejected Claim" with "Invalid Person Code" likely indicates what?Understanding the Importance of a Patient's Medication ProfileWhy is a patient's medication profile important?Understanding the importance of accurate medication recordsWhat is the main goal of maintaining accurate medication records?Understanding the Importance of Patient Confidentiality in Pharmacy PracticeWhy is patient confidentiality significant in pharmacy practice?Understanding the Importance of Patient Counseling in PharmacyWhy is patient counseling an important responsibility of pharmacy technicians?Understanding the Importance of Patient Counseling in Pharmacy PracticeWhat is the significance of patient counseling in pharmacy practice?Understanding the Importance of Patient Identifiers in PharmacyWhich of the following can help prevent medication errors in pharmacy practice?Understanding the Importance of Patient Identifiers in Pharmacy PracticeIn what scenario is it critical to use patient identifiers?Understanding the Importance of the Orange Book for Pharmacy TechniciansInformation about generic equivalents can be found in the?Understanding the iPLEDGE Program: A Key to Safe Isotretinoin UseIsotretinoin is associated with:Understanding The Joint Commission and Its Role in Healthcare AccreditationWhat organization surveys and accredits health-care organizations?Understanding the Least Systemic Effect of Medication: The Intradermal RouteWhich route of administration is least likely to give a systemic effect?Understanding the Limits on Schedule II Controlled Substance RefillsWhat is the maximum number of refills allowed for a Schedule II controlled substance?Understanding the Primary Role of a Pharmacy TechnicianWhat is the primary role of a pharmacy technician?Understanding the Process of Transferring a Prescription Between PharmaciesWhat is the process for transferring a prescription between pharmacies?Understanding the Risks of Finasteride Exposure for FemalesWhile preparing a prescription, a bottle of finasteride spills on the floor and some tablets are broken. Who should stay away from the spill area?Understanding the Risks of Finasteride Spills for Pregnant WomenIn terms of risk, which group of individuals should avoid exposure to finasteride spills?Understanding the Role of a Formulary in Pharmacy PracticeWhat is a formulary in the context of pharmacy?Understanding the Role of Auxiliary Labels on Medication ContainersWhat is the purpose of auxiliary labels on medication containers?Understanding the Role of Dispensing Codes in DAW PrescriptionsWhat is the purpose of a dispensing code when a physician prescribes DAW?Understanding the Role of Formulary Guidelines in Safe Medication CompoundingWhat is essential for consistent and safe compounding of medications?Understanding the Role of Heparin Locks in IV TherapyA heparin lock is used with a/an?Understanding the Role of Legal Regulations in Prescription TransfersWhat is the role of legal regulations in prescription transfer?Understanding the Role of Pharmacy Technicians in Inventory ManagementWhat role do pharmacy technicians play in inventory management?Understanding the Role of Pharmacy Technicians: Who Does What?Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of a pharmacy technician?Understanding the Role of the Controlled Substances Act in PharmacyWhich law mandates the maintenance of records for controlled substances in pharmacies?Understanding the Role of the DEA in Controlled Substances RegulationWhich agency enforces the Controlled Substances Act?Understanding the Role of the DEA in Preventing Drug TraffickingWhich agency is responsible for enforcing drug regulations to prevent trafficking?Understanding the Role of the National Drug Code in PharmacyWhat is the basic function of the National Drug Code (NDC)?Understanding the Side Effects of Antihistamines: What You Need to KnowWhich of the following is a common side effect of antihistamines?Understanding the Vital Role of Pharmacy Technicians in Drug Utilization ReviewsWhat is the role of pharmacy technicians in drug utilization reviews?Understanding Therapeutic Duplication in Pharmacy PracticeA patient brings in two new prescriptions from two different doctors. One prescription is for ibuprofen 800 mg, 1 tablet po t.i.d. and another prescription is for Anaprox DS, 1 tablet b.i.d. What should the technician do?Understanding Thrombolytics: The Drug Class That Saves LivesWhat class of drugs is used to dissolve blood clots?Understanding Topical Pain Relief: The Role of LidocaineWhich medication is used for topical pain relief?Understanding Total Daily Drug Intake for Amoxicillin CalculationsFor the prescription Amoxicillin 250 mg/5 mL 150 mL, what is the total daily drug intake based on the dosage of 2 teaspoons t.i.d.?Understanding Ultram: The Analgesic for Pain ReliefWhat type of medication is Ultram?Understanding What 'As Directed' Means on a PrescriptionWhat does “as directed” mean on a prescription?Understanding what a drug interaction really means in pharmacy practiceWhat is a drug interaction?Understanding What Pharmacy Technicians Can and Can’t DoWhich of the following is NOT a responsibility of a pharmacy technician?Understanding When a DEA Number is Required on PrescriptionsAccording to federal law, the prescriber must provide his/her DEA number for which of the following prescriptions?Understanding Who Can Sign a DEA Form 222 Order FormWho is authorized to sign a DEA Form 222 order form?Unlocking the Mystery of Sublingual Nitroglycerin: Angina's Best FriendSublingual nitroglycerin is primarily used for which condition?What Are Antipyretic Medications Used for in Healthcare?What is the term for a medication that reduces fever?What Happens When You Take Medications Past Their Expiration Date?What are the potential effects of taking medications past their expiration date?What is an Antipyretic Drug and How Does Ibuprofen Work?Which of the following is an example of an antipyretic drug?What is the Ideal Temperature Range for Safe Pharmaceutical Storage?Which temperature range is considered safe for the storage of most pharmaceutical products?What to Do If a Dispensing Error Is Identified in PharmacyWhat should be done if a dispensing error is identified?What to Do When a Prescribed Medication Is Not in StockWhat should a pharmacy technician do if they cannot find a prescribed medication in stock?What to Do When Medication Expires: A Pharmacy Technician's GuideWhat should a pharmacy technician do if they notice that medication has expired?What You Need to Know About Gabapentin, the Generic Name for NeurontinWhat is the generic name for Neurontin?What You Need to Know About Prescription Transfer DocumentationWhat type of information is typically documented during a prescription transfer?What You Should Know About Prescription LabelsWhat information is typically included on a prescription label?When is it essential to verify patient identifiers?When should patient identifiers be verified?When Should Pharmacy Technicians Check for Medication Interactions?When should a pharmacy technician check a patient's medication for potential interactions?Who certifies pharmacy technicians and why it mattersWhich organization is responsible for certifying pharmacy technicians?Why Accurately Measuring Liquid Medications MattersWhy is it critical to accurately measure liquid medications?Why Checking Medication Expiration Dates MattersWhy should expiration dates on medication stock be checked regularly?Why Continuing Education Is Vital for Pharmacy TechniciansWhy is continuing education important for pharmacy technicians?Why Every Pharmacy Professional Needs HIPAA TrainingAll pharmacy personnel must be formally trained on HIPAA EXCEPT?Why Following the Formulary is Essential When Compounding MedicationsWhen compounding medications, why is it important to follow the formulary?Why Glass Matters for Storing Nitroglycerin Sublingual TabletsWhat is the appropriate container for dispensing Nitroglycerin sublingual tablets?Why Patients Must Know About the Potential for Abuse of Controlled SubstancesWhat information must be provided to patients regarding controlled substances?Why Proper Medication Labeling Matters in PharmacyWhy can't a medication without a label be dispensed according to pharmacy regulations?Why Proper Storage Temperature is Key for ZostavaxZostavax should be stored at 5°F or colder. What temperature is this in degrees Celsius?Why Regular Quality Assurance Checks Are Essential for Pharmacy TechniciansHow often should quality assurance checks be performed by a pharmacy technician?Why Some Medications Require a Prescription from Your DoctorWhat is the significance of the “prescription only” status of certain medications?Why the FDA’s Child-Resistant Packaging Regulations Matter for Pharmacy TechniciansWhich federal agency mandates child-resistant packaging for most prescription medications?Why the Lot Number on Medication Packaging MattersWhat is the significance of the lot number on medication packaging?Why Understanding Pharmacy Responsibilities is Key for TechniciansWhich of the following may be performed only by a pharmacist?Why Water-Damaged Medications Can't Be DispensedYou notice the packages in one order crate from a wholesaler are floating in water. Why can these medications not be dispensed?

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Why are patient identifiers crucial in pharmacy practice?
What does “PRN” indicate in medication instructions?
When is it necessary to use a pill counting tray?
What is one potential consequence of failing to use patient identifiers?
What is the proper storage temperature range for most medications?
What does a quality assurance check primarily ensure?
Who provides counseling as required by OBRA?
What should pharmacy technicians do if they encounter a medication error?
You are preparing a prescription for Patanol. Where in the pharmacy should you look for the drug?
What does it mean when a medication is classified as “enteric-coated”?
Which governing body regulates the practice of pharmacy in each state?
What is the primary purpose of drug recalls?
To whom should consent for a prescription transfer be communicated?
Why is it essential to verify a patient's allergies before dispensing medication?
What is a potential risk if the prescription transfer process is not followed correctly?
What must be obtained from a patient when transferring a prescription?
What is essential for ensuring compliance during prescription transfers?
What is the generic name for Calan?
The age required to purchase a CV exempt narcotic without a prescription is?

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