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40. Recipe
Recipe (receptum - “taken” from recipio, -ere - “take”, “to take”) is a written order from a doctor to a pharmacist, drawn up in a certain form, about the manufacture, dispensing and method of using a medicine. A prescription is an important legal document that must be executed in accordance with official rules. Prescriptions are written out on a standard form measuring 105 x 108 mm, clearly and legibly, without erasures or corrections, in ink or a ballpoint pen. Doctors who have the right to issue prescriptions are required to indicate their position and title, sign and certify it with their personal seal.
The following parts are usually included in the recipe:.
1. Inscriptio - a stamp of a medical institution and its code.
2. Datum - the date the prescription was issued.
3. Nomen aegroti - surname and initials of the patient.
4. Aetas aegroti - the age of the patient.
5. Nomen medici - the surname and initials of the doctor.
6. Praescriptio - "prescription" in Latin, which consists of invocatio - a standard address to a doctor, Rp .: - Recipe - "take" and designatio materiarum - designations of substances indicating their quantity.
7. Subscriptio - "signature" (lit. "written below" the designation of substances) - a part in which some instructions are given to the pharmacist: about the dosage form, the number of doses, the type of packaging, about issuing the medicine to the patient, etc.
8. Signature - a designation, a part that begins with the verb signa or signetur - "to designate", "to designate". Then follows in Russian and (or) the national language an indication to the patient about the method of taking the medicine.
9. Nomen et sigillum personaie medici - the signature of a doctor, sealed with a personal seal.
The main content of the recipe is presented in the designatio materiarum. The Latin part of the recipe begins with the appeal Recipe, built according to the rules of Latin grammar.
Each drug is prescribed on a separate prescription line and with a capital letter. The names of medicinal substances and plants inside the line are also written with a capital letter.
The names of medicinal substances or preparations grammatically depend on their dose (amount) and are put in the gender. P.
Prescription rules
Author: Shtun A.I.
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