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A client who received a refill for a medication returns to the pharmacy and says, “This medication is wrong! It doesn’t look anything like my usual prescription.” Which response by the pharmacist would be most appropriate?
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1. “Your usual prescription drug is too expensive, so I substituted it with a generic one.”
2. “There is no difference between this drug and the one you usually get.”
3. “Our state allows me to substitute a generic drug when the prescription calls for a brand-name drug.”
4. “Don’t worry. Can you see that the generic ingredients are exactly the same?”
5. “This medication is a generic form of your other medication. That is why it looks different. But it has the same ingredients and should work the same way.”
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Pharmacology: Connections to Nursing Practice

Pharmacology: Connections to Nursing Practice


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Sounds and feels right, thank you for the rationale.
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Glad it worked lol
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