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Controlled Substance - Medications identified as having the potential for abuse and therefore require more strict regulations, as defined by the Controlled Substances Act of 1970 BAR - Bill After Release. This tool is used when a prescription has already been sold and needs to be re-billed. For example, you may need to submit a third party claim for a prescription that was already billed as cash Absorption - The way in which a drug enters the bloodstream Acquisition Cost - The price a phar...

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Pharmacy/EPRN Terminology COMPLETE (2025) EXAM Questions and Answers (Verified Answers) ||ACTUAL EXAM 2025 TEST!! Graded A+ | 2025|2026 EXAM UPDATE

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DUR - Drug Utilization Review. A method of checking drug interactions, dosages, and allergies when dispensing a medication Third Party - Any business or organization that insures or pays the health care expenses on behalf of a patient BOH - Balance on Hand. The amount/quantity of medication in the stock bottle and on the shelf. How much of a product is actually in the pharmacy, whether or not it is being used for a prescription in product dispensing Absorption - The way in which a drug en...

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enteric-coated - a special outer coating on tablets that allows them to dissolve in the intestine instead of the stomach BOH - balance on hand; the amount/quantity of medication both in the stock bottle and on the shelf (aka how much of a product is actually in the pharmacy, whether or not being used for a prescription in product dispensing) absorption - the way in which a drug enters the bloodstream acquisition cost - the price a pharmacy pays for a product intended for re-sale adjudicat...

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Grade A+

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