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What does the first two characters of a doctor's dea number stand for?
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Dea is a number that is assigned by the U.S Drug Enforcement Administration to a health care provider. In which medical practitioners have rights to write the prescriptions for controlled substances.
Dea number is contain the 2 letters, 6 numbers and 1 digit.
First letter or code is used as identity of the registrant.
And 2nd letter is identifying the last name of registrant.
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