When must the name of the prescriber be on the label of a prescription written by a Physician's Assistant?

The correct answer is that the name of the prescriber must be present on the label of a prescription written by a Physician's Assistant when required for reimbursement purposes. In many cases, third-party payers or insurance providers stipulate that the prescriber's name is necessary on labels to validate the prescription for reimbursement claims. This ensures that prescriptions issued by Physician's Assistants are aligned with the regulations governing their authority to prescribe.

While it may seem reasonable to think that the prescriber's name should always be on the label for identification purposes, there are specific regulations and guidelines that focus on the necessity of this inclusion, especially concerning billing and reimbursement protocols. The other options do not hold true in the context of Nebraska laws regarding the label requirements for prescriptions prescribed by Physician's Assistants.