Hospital pharmacy technicians check hundreds of prescriptions a day. The errors aren't in the drugs they know are dangerous — they're in the ones that feel routine. Five prescriptions, one of them clean. For each: flag or clear it, name the line and the kind of problem, and write the annotation you would leave. Over-flagging the clean one costs audit minutes too.
Each prescription scores up to 3: flag or clear (1), the right category (1) and the line that carries the problem (1). The clean prescription scores 3 for clearing it and 0 for any flag, and each over-flag costs about 4 audit minutes. Maximum 15. A pass needs 12 or more and no released allergy conflict or daily methotrexate, because those reach the patient. Your written annotation is not machine-scored: compare it with the model annotation shown after each check.
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