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Which of the following is NOT a reason M3P prescriptions cannot generally be faxed?

  1. To prevent unauthorized duplication

  2. Because they require physical signatures

  3. Because faxed prescriptions cannot be verified

  4. Except for specific exemptions like buprenorphine or methadone for opioid replacement therapy

The correct answer is: Because faxed prescriptions cannot be verified

M3P prescriptions cannot generally be faxed for several reasons. Firstly, it is to prevent unauthorized duplication of the prescription. This ensures the safety and proper use of prescribed medication. Secondly, M3P prescriptions require physical signatures to verify the authenticity of the prescription and the prescribing physician. This prevents any potential fraud or misuse. Lastly, while there are specific exemptions like buprenorphine or methadone for opioid replacement therapy, faxed prescriptions cannot be easily verified and may delay or complicate the process of obtaining medication. Therefore, C is not a valid reason as it addresses the issue of verification, which is one of the reasons why M3P prescriptions cannot be faxed in general.