Question

a pharmacy technician should recognize that which of the following accurately describes correct labeling of a prescription? hand write all labels for legible directions. write out all numbers as text in the dosing instructions. use colored barcodes so they stand out more on the label. place a label that is white with black lettering and center it on the medication container

Explanation:

Hand - writing labels may lead to legibility issues. Writing out all numbers as text in dosing instructions can be cumbersome and may not be standard practice. Colored barcodes are not a requirement for correct prescription labeling. A white label with black lettering provides good contrast and is a common and correct way to label prescriptions for readability.

Answer:

Place a label that is white with black lettering and center it on the medication container.