If your home was built within the last 20 years and the attic is well insulated, be sure that there is attic ventilation. One way to tell is to look into the attic on a cold winter day (or night); if there is a lot of frost on the plywood sheathing or the ends of exposed nails, the ventilation is inadequate.
Changes a pharmacist can make to a prescription for schedule II-V controlled substances. 1  May add or change patientâs address upon verification. 2  May add or change dosage form, drug strength, quantity, directions for use, or issue date: 3  Only after consultation with and agreement of the prescribing practitioner.
Recently adopted rules for the multiple issuances of Schedule II prescriptions by the. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) appeared to conflict with the long standing. DEA policy regarding what a pharmacist may change on Schedule II prescription after. consultation with the prescribing practitioner. In the preamble to the Rule, DEA stated that the âessential elements of the (Schedule II) prescription written by the practitioner (such as the name of the controlled substance,