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Amy Gayer, senior pharmacy technician, ofWalgreens #5553 in Hoffman Estates, Ill, knewthat this prescription was going to be a problemwhen it was brought into the pharmacy. Sheasked several staff members whether theywere able to decipher what medicine thephysician was ordering. When she had nosuccess, she called the physician?s officefor assistance. Can you solve this mysteryprescription?
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