Sub therapeutic dosage

Drug Use without indication

Drug Interaction

Taking too little of the correct drug to achieve a therapeutic effect.

Taking too much of the correct drug, leading to potential toxicity or adverse effects.

 Taking a drug without any medical indication.

 Using the wrong drug for a medical condition.

William Procter Jr. and Robert Koch

Harvey Wiley and Joseph Lister

Charles Hepler and Linda Strand

Paul Ehrlich and Alexander Fleming

It is a legal statement confirming the prescription's authenticity.

 It specifies the instructions for the pharmacist on how to dispense the medication.

It is the main part of the prescription that includes the medication prescribed and its components.

It contains the patient’s personal details and medical history.

A symbol used by pharmacists to indicate medication expiration.

An abbreviation of the Latin term recipe, meaning "take thou" or "you take."

A modern abbreviation for "registered prescription."

A request for divine healing from the Greek god Jupiter.

A written order by a physician, dentist, veterinarian, or registered medical practitioner to a pharmacist for compounding and dispensing a specific medication for a patient.

A legal contract between a patient and a doctor regarding medication use.

A verbal instruction given by a doctor to a pharmacist for dispensing medication.

A document issued by a pharmacist to approve the use of medication.

 Only verbal communication

Restricting counseling to oral instructions without visual aids

Providing written information and using audiovisual materials

 Ignoring the use of compliance aids

Proximity and eye contact

 Tone, volume, and speed

Touch and professional appearance

Body movements and facial expressions

Using confrontational methods to enforce behavior change

Avoiding rapport-building techniques

 Ignoring patient concerns or fears

 Employing motivational interviewing techniques and offering support and encouragement

Providing counseling without addressing concerns about stress on pregnancy outcomes.

Being mindful of the potential impact of counseling on the health of both the mother and the developing fetus or breastfeeding infant.

Neglecting to provide information on nutrition, prenatal care, and breastfeeding support.

Disregarding safety concerns regarding interventions or medications during pregnancy and breastfeeding.