Look-alike sound-alike medicines — GPhC CRA MCQ
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Correct answer: B — Stop the supply, correct the selection and record the near miss according to SOP
Look-alike or sound-alike medicine errors are common and can cause harm. The pharmacist should correct the supply and record the near miss so learning can occur. Near misses matter because they reveal system vulnerabilities. Patient preference cannot replace the prescription and clinical check.
Reference: GPhC Standards; pharmacy SOP