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Definition of Prescription! Types and Content of Prescription

What is Prescription?

Prescription means a written or electronic direction from a Registered Medical Practitioner or other properly licensed practitioners such as Dentist, Veterinarian, etc. to a Pharmacist to compound and dispense a specific type and quantity of preparation or prefabricated drug to a patient.

Types of Prescription : 
Generally we can categorize prescriptions in three types
  • Prescription for Extemporaneous preparations.
  • Prescription for Official preparations.
  • Prescription for Patent preparations
Contents of the Prescription : 
A Prescription contains generally following contents:
  • Prescribers office information – [Name, qualification, address & Regn. No.]
  • Patient information – [Name & address, Age, Sex, Ref. No.]
  • Date
  • Rx Symbol or superscription
  • Medication prescribed or inscription
  • Dispensing directions to Pharmacist (or) subscription
  • Directions for patient [to be placed on label
  • Refill, special labeling and /or other instructions
  • Prescriber’s signature and license (or) Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) number as required.
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