Question

D. Drug Names 1. The and her company can use that name weis ed by the manufacture 2. The name is assigned by the United States Adepted Name Council 3 The name represents the exact formula of the medication & The Offical in the National Formuary (USPN name is used to list the medication in the United Pharmacoperis and F. Types of Medication Orders 1. What information must the provider give for a medication order! 2. Describe the four parts of a prescription 3 List the information that must be included for all prescriptions Copyright 2018 P er Inc. All Rights Reserved TIT

Answer 1

D. 1. The chemical name and generic name is assigned by the manufacturer and no other company can use the same.

2. The generic name is assigned by the U.S adopted name council.

3. The chemical name of the drug provide exact formula of the medicine.

4. The official name is used to lost the medication in the USP-NF.

F. Following information must be given by the provider for a medication order:-

* Name of the patient.

* Age and weight of the patient.

* Drug name

* Dosage form of the drug ( e.g., tablet, injection or inhalants.)

* Exact strength ,dose or concentration.

* Dose, frequency and route of the drug.

2. Tha 4 parts of prescription are:-

a) Superscription :- The superscription is represented by a symbol, Rx, which is always written at the beginning of the prescription.

b) Inscription :-This is the main part of the prescription. It contains the names and quantities of the prescribed ingredients.

c) Subscription :-This part of the prescription contains prescriber's directions to the pharmacist regarding the dosage form to be prepared and number of doses to be dispensed.

d) Signature :-It is usually abbreviated as "Sig" on the prescriptions and consists of the directions to be given to the patient regarding the administration of the drug.

3. Following is the list of information that must be includes inc all prescriptions:-

* Name and adress of the prescriber and phone number( if available).

* Information of patient ( e.g., name or age)

* Date of the prescription

* Name and strength of the drug.

* Route by which medicine to be taken.

* Frequency of medicine to be taken.

* Signature or initials of the prescriber.