Order Entry & ProcessingQuestion 96 of 100
A prescription for 1 tablet daily is filled with 90 tablets on day 1. The plan will not pay for a refill until 75% of the day supply has elapsed. On which day is the refill first payable?
a.Day 45
b.Day 68
c.Day 75
d.Day 90
Explanation
90 tablets at 1 tablet daily is a 90 day supply, and 75% of 90 days = 67.5 days. Since a partial day does not count, the refill is first payable on day 68. Answering day 75 comes from reading the 75% as 75 days rather than as a percentage of the 90 day supply.
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