It's generally frown upon to do such as you said, but it can be done. Pharmacy don't really check to see if you are really a patient of such and such doctor. Normally, no one would say anything if the prescriptions are things like common antibiotics, allergy medications, or non narcotic pain medications (motrin, naproxen, celebrex, ect).
no. the person must make an appointment with the doctor to get a prescription, but there must be something wrong with them to be-able to order one.
When someone asks you if you are the doctor or the patient, it usually means that you are the patient but you are trying to diagnosis your symptoms as if you were the doctor.
1. A doctor will gauge the strength of prescription based on an examination of the patient.
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Legally you can't, as you are directly responsible for the patient's treatment.
Both Doctor's prescription, test reports provide information on a patient's diagnosis. After examination of the patient, the Doctor writes down the diagnosis which is called prescription. When the Doctor opts for test, the test report also provides information about the diagnosis.
In an Entity-Relationship Diagram for a patient information system, you may have entities like Patient, Doctor, Appointment, Prescription, and Medical Record. The relationships between these entities could include a Patient having many Appointments, a Doctor treating many Patients, and a Prescription being linked to a specific Patient. Attributes for each entity would include things like patient ID, doctor ID, appointment date, prescription details, and diagnosis information.
No. It is against the doctor/patient confidentiality agreement.
A doctor writes a prescription on a prescription pad which usually has special paper that can't be copied. It has the name of the patient, the codeine cough syrup, the dosage, and it will be signed and dated.
"P" stands for "patient". It means refills have been pre-authorized by the doctor and can be called in by the patient.
Prescription is a noun that means "written instructions given by a medical professional (usually a doctor) that authorizes a patient to be provided a drug for treatment." Another word for prescription is authorization.
Tramadol is a prescription pain reliever. In order to begin taking it, a doctor will have to write a prescription for Tramadol for his patient.