Which of the following options is NOT a duty that an intern can perform under Ohio Law?

In Ohio, pharmacy interns have a range of responsibilities they can handle under supervision, but there are specific limitations regarding the handling of controlled substances. One of these limitations is related to transferring controlled substance prescriptions. Ohio law requires that the transfer of controlled substances be performed by a licensed pharmacist. This is primarily due to the regulatory and safety considerations surrounding controlled substances, which are classified under more stringent legal controls compared to other medications.

In contrast, patient counseling can be performed by interns under the supervision of a licensed pharmacist, as long as they are properly trained. Selling over-the-counter medications like schedule V cough syrups is also permissible for interns because these products, while still regulated, do not carry the same level of restriction as controlled substances. Additionally, Ohio law allows interns to administer immunizations, including flu shots, as long as they do so under the direction of a licensed pharmacist. Therefore, transferring controlled substance prescriptions is not a duty permitted to interns under Ohio law.