In the community pharmacy setting, stocking areas are often combined with the blank area A. Compounding area B. Data entry C. CPOE area D. Counseling area

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In the community pharmacy setting, stocking areas are often combined with the blank area

A. Compounding area
B. Data entry
C. CPOE area
D. Counseling area

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B. Data entry I think

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