Pharmacy Technician Certification Board Practice Exam Practice Question

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: A Class III recall is issued for products that are unlikely to cause adverse health consequences. Option A fits this definition, as a discrepancy in tablet count (100 labeled vs. 95 actual) does not pose an immediate health risk, though it is a labeling error.

Option B involves a patient death, which would necessitate a Class I recall due to the serious health risk. Option C describes a leaking opioid patch, which also poses significant health risks and would warrant a Class I recall. Option D presents a serious dosage error (50 mg vs. 500 mg), likely leading to severe health consequences and thus requiring a Class I recall as well.