Florida Pharmacy Technician Certification Practice Test

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What information should NOT be shared with patients regarding their prescriptions?

Prescription side effects
Interaction with other medications
Detailed patient history
Proper medication usage

The correct answer is: Detailed patient history

The correct answer highlights the importance of patient confidentiality and the proper boundaries of information sharing in a pharmacy setting. While it is crucial for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians to provide patients with information regarding prescription side effects, interactions with other medications, and proper usage, detailed patient history involves sensitive personal information that is not relevant for general discussions about prescriptions. Patient history typically includes private medical records, previous conditions, and other personal information that is protected under laws such as HIPAA (the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act). Sharing this detailed history can violate patient privacy and confidentiality, which is foundational to the trust and relationship between healthcare providers and patients. Ensuring that only the necessary and pertinent information concerning medication is shared helps protect the patient's rights and upholds the ethical standards within pharmacy practice.