Which medication requires a specific tray for handling due to absorption through skin contact?

Apoquel is the correct choice because it contains the active ingredient oclacitinib, which can be absorbed through the skin and has the potential to cause adverse effects in humans if proper precautions are not taken. For this reason, it is essential to handle Apoquel with care, including the use of a specific tray designated for this medication. This helps prevent unintended exposure during the dispensing process.

The other medications listed, while they may have safety considerations, do not specifically require special handling trays or procedures to the same degree as Apoquel regarding skin absorption. Prednisone and amoxicillin are commonly handled without such precautions, as they are not known to be absorbed through the skin in a way that would pose a significant risk. Temaril, which contains the active ingredients trimeprazine and prednisolone, does not have the same handling requirements as Apoquel concerning dermal absorption. Thus, Apoquel is uniquely identified for needing careful handling to protect users from the risks associated with skin contact.