SOME GENERAL RULES IN MANAGING AND GIVING MEDICINE

    Medicine is a special product that effects directly on the health of people. In United States and other countries all over the world, this special product is managed by rules of the State. It is always administered tightly in the process of production, import and distribution.
There are some general rules in managing and distributing medicine. However, some certain kinds of medicine are specially managed because of their danger. For example, antibiotics; toxic drugs in A - B list product; tranquilizers; addictive drugs, etc.

*The rules of prescribing and selling medicine according to prescription

    Only doctor or storekeepers who have good qualification can give a prescription or a remedy for any disease. Before prescribing any medicine, you have to know which group it belong to, what disease it is useful for and the correct dose. The storekeepers must't sell the dangerous medicines without doctors' prescription, especially with antibiotics; toxic drugs in A - B list product; tranquilizers; addictive drugs; cardiovascular drugs, etc. These rules help to prevent some patients from buying and treating themselves, sometimes causes danger for health of them.

*The rules of maintaining and distributing toxic drugs in A - B list product; tranquilizers; addictive drugs; cardiovascular drugs.

    The rules of maintaining and distributing these kinds of medicine must be obeyed strictly. They have to be attached labels, taken notes and stored carefully. When giving them to the patients, the health workers have to direct them how to use and ask them to keep these medicines out of children's reach. Besides, using the right dose is extremely important.