1. Compounding Medical Prescription Dr. Muslim Suardi, MSi., Apt. Faculty of Pharmacy University of Andalas

2. Writing of Medical Prescription “Should be clear & easy to read”

3. Medical Prescription “Permintaan tertulis dari Dr, Drg & Dr Hewan Kepada Apoteker utk membuatkan obat dlm bentuk sediaan tertentu & menyerahkan kepada o.s”

4. A Prescription ( ℞ ) “a health-care program implemented by a physician or other medical practitioner in the form of instructions that govern the plan of care for an individual patient”

5. Prescriptions Prescriptions have legal implications, as they may indicate that the prescriber takes responsibility for the clinical care of the patient & in particular for monitoring efficacy & safety

6. Prescriptions However, as medications have increasingly become pre–packaged manufactured products & medical practice has become more complex, the scope of meaning of the term "prescription" has broadened to also include clinical assessments, lab tests, & imaging studies relevant to optimizing the safety or efficacy

7. Medical Prescription Inscriptio Inscriptio Medical Prescription Blank Sheet (Physician name & adress, Place, Date & R/) Praescriptio Praescriptio Medicine, quantity, administration. Signatura Signatura Direction for use. Subscriptio Subscriptio Physician Sign.

8. Medical Prescription should Mention 1. Name & Dr address or hospital/clinics 2. Date 3. Clear 4. Concentration or amount: mg, mL, mg/mL, µg, UI, % g, mEq 5. Amount of dosage form in Rome letter 6. Dosage form & Volume of packaging: tube 10g, Fls 500 mL, tab 25mg, cap, vial, ampoule etc.)

9. Medical Prescription should Mention 5. Signature: using Latin language (Stdd tab I) 6. Administration (ac, pc, s.u.c, etc) 7. Official abbreviation: CTM, Na Bic etc. 10. Sign of doctor on each R. For narcotics drugs should be signed. High dose: should be signed behind dose required. 11. Patien’s name: Adult: should be wrote Tn, Ny, Nn; Pediatric: age; Geriatric: age. 12. Address: clear & complete.

10. Latin Abbreviations AbbreviationsLatin TermTranslation ad to, up to ad lib. Ad libitum at pleasure addAddeadd (thou) a.a. or aaanaof each a.c.ante cibumbefore food, before meals a.d.auris dexterright ear b.i.d.bis in dietwice a day d.t.d.da tales dosesgive of such doses o.d.oculo dextroright eye

11. Drug Name Abbreviations AbbreviationsDrugs Al(OH)3aluminum hydroxide ASAaspirin (acetylsalicyclic acid) ISDNisosorbide dinitrate PABAp-amino benzoic acid PASp-aminosalicylic acid MTXmethotrexate WFIWater for injection

12. Medication Process PHYSICIANPRESCRIPTIONPHARMACISTNURSEPATIENT

15. Refferences Coll, J.R. (1989). Gen.Pract. 347-348. Coll, J.R. (1989). Gen.Pract. 347-348.