KVV E-Modules - Prescription-Definition Parts of Prescription

Quadrant -I (Video)

Video lecture on Prescription-Definition Parts of Prescription

Quadrant - II (Study Material)

1. Prescription-Definition Parts of Prescription

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Quadrant - III (Assignments)

1. Assignments-

1)What is prescription? 2)Enlist What are the different Parts of prescription 3)Explain in detail all parts of prescription 4)Draw the prescriptions and label is properly

Quadrant - IV (MCQs)

What is a prescription?

A: A document for drug manufacturing B: A legal order from a pharmacist to a doctor C: A written order by a physician for the preparation and administration of medicine D: A bill for medical services

Which of the following is NOT a part of a prescription?

A: Superscription B: Inscription C: Subscription D: Manuscription

What does the superscription section of a prescription contain?

A: The symbol "℞" B: The patient’s name and address C: Directions for use D: Instructions to the pharmacist

What is included in the inscription part of the prescription?

A: Name, age, and gender of the patient B: The main ingredients and their quantities C: Instructions for the patient D: Date of the prescription

What is the subscription in a prescription?

A: Instructions to the pharmacist on preparing the medication B: Directions for the patient C: List of active ingredients D: Signature of the physician

What is the purpose of the transcription or signa in a prescription?

A: Manufacturer’s label B: Instructions to the pharmacist C: Directions to the patient D: Name of pharmacy

What is the purpose of the transcription or signa in a prescription?

A: Manufacturer’s label B: Instructions to the pharmacist C: Directions to the patient D: Name of pharmacy

Which part provides the quantity and dosage form of the medication?

A: Transcription B: Superscription C: Subscription D: Inscription

What is the significance of writing the date on a prescription?

A: For billing purposes B: To identify the drug company C: To prevent misuse and know last dispensing time D: To fill multiple prescriptions

Signa” or “Sig” in a prescription is used to indicate:

A: Doctor’s registration number B: Instructions for the pharmacist C: Label instructions for the patient D: Quantity to dispense

Validation Certificates

1. E-content Module Certificate (Validation Part I)

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2. E-content Module Certificate (Validation Part II)

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3. Checking Report

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