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Stress in Community Pharmacy

A pharmacist voluntarily quits her job due to the stress of 12-hour shifts and low staffing levels. She files a claim for unemployment compensation. Should she receive it?
Yes; stress in pharmacy is physically disabling.
Yes; stress in pharmacy is emotionally disabling.
No; stress is usual and customary in pharmacy
No; pharmacists should accept their work conditions and adapt to them.
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Bioequivalence and the Orange Book

Pharmacists are often required or permitted to substitute a generic product for a prescribed trade name product. When substitution is done, pharmacists should assure that the prescribed and substituted products are bioequivalent.
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