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What is a required element of a medication order (inpatient prescription) in Wyoming that is not required for an outpatient prescription?

Practitioner’s signature

Directions for use

Name of patient

Location of patient

In Wyoming, a required element of a medication order (inpatient prescription) that is not required for an outpatient prescription is the location of the patient (Choice D). This distinction is important because in an inpatient setting, knowing the location of the patient is crucial for the accurate delivery and administration of the medication within the healthcare facility. In contrast, for an outpatient prescription, the specific location of the patient is typically not needed as the medication will be taken by the patient outside of the healthcare facility.

The other options:

A. Practitioner’s signature is required for both inpatient and outpatient prescriptions.

B. Directions for use are essential for both inpatient and outpatient prescriptions.

C. The name of the patient is essential for both inpatient and outpatient prescriptions.

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