Which statement is NOT true about hospice preprinted prescription forms?

• A. They may include multiple drugs on one form
• B. Additional prescriptions can be added
• C. There are no CII choices
• D. CIIs can be added manually

Answer: (D)

The situation tests how hospice preprinted prescription forms handle controlled substances and flexibility. These forms are designed to cover multiple non‑controlled or non‑CII medications on one sheet and to allow adding additional prescriptions as the patient’s needs change. However, they do not include a way to add Schedule II drugs on the form itself, and you should not try to write a CII into that preprinted form. In practice, CIIs require a separate, properly executed prescription process, so the idea of manually adding CIIs to a hospice preprinted form isn't allowed. That’s why the statement about CIIs being addable manually isn’t true—the form’s design and regulations prevent that.