The phrase "amounts of medication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or dosage of medication prescribed or administered.
Example: "The doctor advised that the amounts of medication should be adjusted based on the patient's response to treatment."
Alternatives: "dosages of medication" or "quantities of medication".
Michael Fontana, 35, was formally charged in military court with deliberately giving three patients at Wilford Hall Medical Center lethal amounts of medication, and with conduct unbecoming an officer for allegedly changing a medical document.
An Air Force nurse has been charged with giving lethal amounts of medication to three terminally ill patients in his care, military officials said.
The types of drugs detected included muscle relaxants, antihistamines, paracetamol, beta-blocking agents and small amounts of medication for Parkinson's disease.
To characterize and evaluate canister floating patterns of three commercially available metered-dose inhalers (MDIs) with varying amounts of medication remaining.
They included staff members acting beyond their job duties and qualifications, failure to observe the patient, failure to guard against inappropriate combinations and amounts of medication, and poor record-keeping and communication by staff members.
But although the agency maintains that buying the drugs from Canada is illegal, it has also publicly said it would not seek to prosecute people who buy small amounts of medication for their own use.
Dr. Donohoe also wrote that some patients might not have taken the proper amounts of medications that help keep blood from clotting.
You'll also need to provide important details, such as recent test results or the types and amounts of medications you're taking.
Taking all evaluated data into account, there is no reversal of the trend of high amounts of medications consumed.
Because of this high workload, healthcare providers might not pay attention to reviewing the amounts of medications dispensed.
In a motion to suppress evidence filed yesterday, Astin's lawyer, Manny Arora, said that "the amount of medication in question was not excessive and would be medically appropriate based on the medical condition of Mr. Benoit".
