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An 11-digit number identifying a particular medication. |
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Guidelines of acceptable behavior and performance established by a professional association. |
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Rule designed to protect the public and is enforced through local, state or federal governments. |
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Legal term for personal injuries that one citizen commits against another in a lawsuit. |
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Law of Agency and Contracts |
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General principle that allows an employee to enter into contract on the employer's behalf. |
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System of rules and regulations established by governmental bodies. |
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Written rule and procedure that exists to carry out law of the state or federal government. |
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System of precedents established by decisions in cases throughout legal history. |
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Areas of the law that concern U.S. citizens and the crimes they commit against one another. |
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Tort for not providing the minimum standard of care. |
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Form of negligence where standard of care wasn't met and was a direct cause of injury. |
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An official document conferring a right or privilege to license. |
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Denoting a medicine protected against free competition as to name, composition, or manufacturing process by patent, trademark, copyright or secrecy. Also known as a brand name or trade drug. |
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A written directive for the preparation and administration of a remedy. |
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A drug that has been declared illegal for sale or use but may be dispensed by a physician's prescription. |
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An addictive drug that dulls the senses, reduces pain, alters mood or behaviour, and usually induces sleep or stupor. |
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A prescription medication bearing the federal legend (Federal law prohibits the dispensing of this medication without a prescription). |
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A latin term meaning "let the master answer". States that an employer is responsible for the actions of their employees in the course of employment. |
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Usual customary level of practice in the community. |
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