Ultimately, the doctor(s) is responsible for the medications dispensed. Medications given within the hospital/clinic are usually given by technicians/assistants, but sometimes may be administered by the doctor. Prescriptions which are sent home may be filled by just about any employee of the clinic -- doctor, tech/asst, receptionists, etc.
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yes, pharmaceuticals is the science of preparing and dispensing drugs prescribed by doctors
In general the answer is no - a veterinary clinic can be dangerous due to animal bites and scratches, radiation, medication and drugs, slips and falls and accidental sticks. Usually a person needs to be at least 16 before he/she can work in a veterinary clinic.
Answer is A. dangerous drugs that may be dispensed only when prescribed by a physician
Leo Meyer Jones has written: 'Veterinary pharmacology and therapeutics' -- subject(s): Drug therapy, Pharmacology, Poisoning, Veterinary, Veterinary drugs, Veterinary pharmacology, Veterinary Drugs
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True. Pharmaceutics is the branch of pharmacy that focuses on the science and technology of preparing and dispensing drugs prescribed by doctors. It involves various processes such as drug formulation, drug delivery systems, and dosage forms.
Irving S. Rossoff has written: 'Handbook of veterinary drugs' -- subject- s -: Veterinary drugs
No - veterinary drugs are not for use in humans.
true.
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Pierre Augustine Fish has written: 'Book of veterinary doses, therapeutic terms and prescription writing' -- subject(s): Veterinary drugs, VETERINARY DRUGS HANDBOOKS MANUALS, Dosage