Question

a pharmacy technician receives a hard copy prescription and notices the prescription looks photocopied. which of the following should the technician look for to identify evidence of photocopy fraud? security borders message prescriber drug enforcement administration (dea) number raised or indented print watermark on back of prescription

Explanation:

Prescriptions often have security features to prevent fraud. A watermark on the back of a prescription is a common anti - fraud measure that would not be properly replicated in a photocopy. Security borders messages, prescriber DEA numbers, and raised or indented print may not be as conclusive in identifying photocopy fraud as a watermark.

Answer:

Watermark on back of prescription