CVS Pharmacy Technician Certification Practice Test

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How often should medication marked "every day" be administered?

Once a week
Once a month
Daily
Only on weekdays

The correct answer is: Daily

When a medication is marked "every day," it indicates that the patient should take the medication once each day, without skipping any days. This consistent daily administration is crucial for maintaining stable levels of the medication in the bloodstream, which can enhance its effectiveness and improve patient outcomes. The "every day" directive helps ensure that the therapeutic benefits of the medication are realized continuously, making it essential to follow this instruction precisely. Other frequency indications, such as weekly or monthly, would not align with the purpose of a daily medication regimen and could lead to ineffective treatment or exacerbation of health issues if not adhered to properly.