as you georges room-mate Nick fell

as you georges room-mate Nick fell ill. After the doctors call George had to go the nearest chemists to order all the prescribed drugs.
There are two departments in the chemists shop where George went / At the chemist department one can have some medicines right away, other drugs have to be ordered at the prescription department
At the chemist they keep all drug in cabinets . eVERY SMALL bottle or box has a lable with the name of the medicine stuck on it. There are labels of three colours: white ones are stuck to indicate drugs for internal use, yellow ones are stuck to indicate drugs for external use, and blue ones are stuck to indicate drugs used for injection. The dose to be taken is usually indicated on a signature or a lable. As a rule , the directions for the administration of a drug are written on the signature. It is well known that chemists, nurses , doctors .as patients themselves must not confuse different remedies, because some of them poisonous and their overdosage may cause untoward reactions and sometimes even death/
In the drug cabinets George saw small parcels of different powders, ampules of glucose and camphor used for intravenous and intramuscular injections , tubes of healing ointments , which are rubbed in to relieve pain or skin irritation , different pills for internal use , sedatives and tonics, such as bromide, vitamins , cod liver oil and sleeping-draughts, laxatives administration orally in indigestion, bottles of iodine and so on.
At this chemists shop one can get drugs of all kinds , as well as hot-water bottles , medicine droppers and many other things which are quite necessary for medi care. At the chemists department George bought some tablets for headache.
Then George went to the prescription department as it was necessary for him to order the prescribed medicines/ There he was two drug cabinets with the big letters A and B/ It turned out , that poison all, strong effective drugs were kept in the drug cabinet having the ietter B/
George handed in the prescription for the cough mixture and the other drugs written out by the doctor/ He also had a prescription for 50 gm of alcohol to sponge Nicks skin and rinse his own hands before the injection which he had to give Nick himself/
The chemist gave him five bottles of penicillin 200,000 units each , thrree bottles of streptomycin 500,000 units each and eight ampules of 0,25 % novoсaine 2 ml each right away and said that the mixture would be ready only in two hours and a half/
Whem George was receiving the cough mixture, the chemist advised him to keep it in a cool place and chake it before using/ Nick had to take a tablespoonful of this mixture three times a day to relieve his cough.

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as you georges room-mate Nick fell ill. After the doctors call George had to go the nearest chemists to order all the prescribed drugs. There are two departments in the chemists shop where George went/At the chemist department one can have some medicines right away, other drugs have to be ordered at the prescription department At the chemist they keep all drug in cabinets. every SMALL bottle or box has a label with the name of the medicine stuck on it. There are labels of three colours: white ones are stuck to indicate drugs for internal use, the yellow ones are stuck to indicate drugs for external use, and blue ones are stuck to indicate drugs used for injection. The dose to be taken is usually indicated on a signature or a label. As a rule, the directions for the administration of a drug are written on the signature. It is well known that the chemists, nurses, doctors as patients themselves must not confuse different remedies, because some of them are poisonous and their overdosage may cause untoward reactions and sometimes even death/ In the drug cabinets George saw small parcels of different powders, ampules of glucose and camphor used for intravenous and intramuscular injections, tubes of healing ointments, which are rubbed in to relieve pain or skin irritation, different pills for internal use, sedatives and tonics, such as major, vitamins, cod liver oil and sleeping-draughts, laxatives administration orally in indigestion, bottles of iodine and so on. At this chemists shop one can get drugs of all kinds , as well as hot-water bottles , medicine droppers and many other things which are quite necessary for medi care. At the chemists department George bought some tablets for headache. Then George went to the prescription department as it was necessary for him to order the prescribed medicines/ There he was two drug cabinets with the big letters A and B/ It turned out , that poison all, strong effective drugs were kept in the drug cabinet having the ietter B/ George handed in the prescription for the cough mixture and the other drugs written out by the doctor/ He also had a prescription for 50 gm of alcohol to sponge Nicks skin and rinse his own hands before the injection which he had to give Nick himself/ The chemist gave him five bottles of penicillin 200,000 units each , thrree bottles of streptomycin 500,000 units each and eight ampules of 0,25 % novoсaine 2 ml each right away and said that the mixture would be ready only in two hours and a half/ Whem George was receiving the cough mixture, the chemist advised him to keep it in a cool place and chake it before using/ Nick had to take a tablespoonful of this mixture three times a day to relieve his cough.

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