pharmacist
ફાર્માસિસ્ટ
definition
noun
We examined data on all NHS methadone prescriptions dispensed by community pharmacists in England.
a person who is professionally qualified to prepare and dispense medicinal drugs.
translation of 'pharmacist '
ઔષધ-વિક્રેતા,
ફાર્મસિસ્ટ,
ઔષધકાર,
ઔષધ-નિર્માતા,
ઔષધ-નિર્માણવિજ્ઞાની
noun
દવાવાળો,
દવાવાળી
example
In brief, the general practitioner writes a prescription which the patient takes to the 'pharmacist' .
Ask your 'pharmacist' for advice and always follow the instructions about dosage.
Talk to a 'pharmacist' regarding the drug's potential risk at least, if not your doctor.
Follow instructions on the packaging or check the dosage with your 'pharmacist' .
Your 'pharmacist' can advise you on simple medicines and/or gripe water that will help prevent colic.
Call your 'pharmacist' or doctor if you do not know if the medicine has aspirin in it.
Anyone who wishes to identify an unknown drug can check the code on the pill and ask a 'pharmacist' .
If you notice that the eczema gets worse, it is important that you talk to your 'pharmacist' or doctor to discuss alternatives.
Ask your 'pharmacist' for an over-the-counter insecticide lotion or crème rinse.
Taking antihistamine tablets may also help reduce itching - ask your 'pharmacist' for advice.
Drug stocks in the warehouse are recorded regularly by the 'pharmacists' using web based stock cards.
The health team members include medical doctors, 'pharmacists' , nurses and many others.
The oral rinses were dispensed by 'pharmacists' and were administered by staff nurses.
We examined data on all NHS methadone prescriptions dispensed by community 'pharmacists' in England.
Men also access health information from 'pharmacists' much less than do women.
Patient medication records are a requirement for professional standards of good practice for 'pharmacists' .
They were both trained 'pharmacists' and owned a chemists shop in Tarnow where they dispensed medicines.
The decision will keep the drug behind counters so 'pharmacists' can control sales.
In Manitoba alone, 'pharmacists' are already reporting drug shortages and prices are rising.
Most 'pharmacists' who suspect a drug is being abused either refuse to sell the product or claim it is out of stock.
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