Which of the following statements is false?
A) One prescription pad should be kept in each patient exam room.
B) The physician should use only one prescription pad at a time.
C) The prescription should not be signed until it is ready to be given to the patient.
D) The prescription pad should not be used for anything other than its legal purpose.
A
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