Question

a pharmacy technician should recognize that the routing and identification information for a pharmacy claim is represented by which of the following on an insurance card?
group number
subscriber number
person code
bank identification number
question 2
1 point
which of the following information should a pharmacy technician verify before filling a prescription below?
name: sue thomas
dob: 10/23/40

Explanation:

Question 1

To determine the correct option, we analyze each choice:

• Group number: Identifies the insurance group, not for routing/claim ID.
• Subscriber number: Identifies the policyholder, not routing/claim ID.
• Person code: Not standard for insurance card routing/claim ID.
• Bank identification number: Incorrect, as it's for banking, not pharmacy claims. Wait, correction: The correct option for routing and identification of pharmacy claims on an insurance card is actually the Bank Identification Number (BIN)? Wait, no, re - evaluating: The BIN (Bank Identification Number, also called Issuer Identification Number) is used to identify the insurance company and route the claim. The other options: Group number identifies the group policy, Subscriber number identifies the subscriber, Person code is not standard. So the correct option is the Bank identification number? Wait, no, maybe I made a mistake. Wait, in pharmacy billing, the BIN (Bank Identification Number) is the 6 - digit number that identifies the insurance company and is used for routing the claim. So among the options, the Bank identification number is the one that represents routing and identification for a pharmacy claim.

Answer:

D. Bank identification number (assuming the options are labeled A - D as Group number, Subscriber number, Person code, Bank identification number)

Question 2

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