it's saturday afternoon and mrs g visits your pharmacy to ask for your help. her husband has lost his salbutamol inhaler and as he usually needs to use it once or twice a day she wonders if you could let him have a replacement to use over the weekend. you are aware that he is regularly prescribed a salbutamol inhaler by his doctor at the dose requested and feel that there is an immediate need for the medication. your pharmacy is not authorised to use a pgd in this situation
1. it would be unlawful to provide the emergency supply
2. salbutamol is a selective beta2 adrenoreceptor agonist
so ive answered this months ago and got it right :
the first statement was true and the second true but not an explanation of the first
now im lookin at it-and im unsure of how the first statement is right-how is it right
its pbly so easy but im ?
i thought even if we didnt do it under pgd we could still supply it
we can interview a patient's rep yeah?
1. it would be unlawful to provide the emergency supply
2. salbutamol is a selective beta2 adrenoreceptor agonist
so ive answered this months ago and got it right :
the first statement was true and the second true but not an explanation of the first
now im lookin at it-and im unsure of how the first statement is right-how is it right
its pbly so easy but im ?
i thought even if we didnt do it under pgd we could still supply it
we can interview a patient's rep yeah?
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