Although a generic form of the patient's prescribed medication is available and significantly less expensive than the brand name version, the physician has written "DAW 2" on the prescription, which means:
A) No generic is available.
B) The physician authorized the available generic substitute but the patient refused it.
C) The physician requires the prescription to be filled with the brand name drug and no substitution is authorized.
D) The patient authorized a generic substitution but the physician refused it.
B
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word