
- June 2013 Women's Health
- Volume 79
- Issue 6
Pet Peeves
Solve This Mystery.
I love it when the physician sends over an eRx for a OTC item and lists all of the ingredients and strengths instead of writing the trade name, then expects us to do the research.
That’s What I Said, But It’s Not What I Meant!
People who call the pharmacy and ask, “Can you please fill all my medications.” And then when they pick up, they give you half of them back because they’re not taking THOSE anymore!!!
A Bit Pushy.
I get so tired of certain patients running out of refills and then demanding I give them 7 days to “get by” because they can’t miss a dose. Even though they’ve already been out for 3 days.
Need It Now!
Why is it that no one ever seems to need an early refill on their blood pressure medicine—but they always need one for their pain medicine? Strange how that happens ... all the time!
What’s bothering you?
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Depression Increases Risk of Severe Hypoglycemic Eventsover 12 years ago
Health App Wrapover 12 years ago
Fast Food Diners Underestimate Caloriesover 12 years ago
Cesarean Birth Babies More Likely to Be Obeseover 12 years ago
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