CVS Pharmacy Technician Certification Practice Test

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Who should have unaccompanied access to the pharmacy department as an important security measure?

  1. Pharmacy technicians

  2. All pharmacy staff

  3. Pharmacists only

  4. Delivery personnel

The correct answer is: Pharmacists only

Unaccompanied access to the pharmacy department should be restricted primarily to pharmacists. This is an important security measure because pharmacists possess the necessary training and authorization to handle medications, including controlled substances, as well as to ensure the accuracy of dispensing prescriptions. They are responsible for patient safety and compliance with pharmacy laws and regulations. Pharmacy technicians and other pharmacy staff typically require oversight when accessing certain areas or medications, particularly high-risk substances, to maintain a safe and secure environment. Delivery personnel, on the other hand, should not have unrestricted access to the pharmacy department due to the potential risks associated with unauthorized handling of medications and sensitive patient information. By limiting unaccompanied access to pharmacists, pharmacies can better safeguard medications and ensure proper handling aligned with legal and ethical standards.