Sentence examples for medication on hand from inspiring English sources

The next most common reason, reported in one-third of patients, was not having the medication on hand, and about one quarter of the patients said that their health plan quantity limit on drugs prevented them from treating as early as they wanted; additional reasons included nausea interfering with the ability to swallow, lack of access to fluid, and lack of privacy.

But he said the United States still had plenty of anti-flu medication on hand.

(He's also a diabetic, so he likes to have two months of his medication on hand, too).

For those customers who renew their prescriptions regularly, Mr. Roberge said he keeps a supply of the compounded medication on hand.

Asthma sufferers may have been safest staying indoors with windows closed and medication on hand when a fatal thunderstorm respiratory event struck Victoria, an inquest has been told.

Other reasons included not having medication on hand (34.9%), health plan quantity limit on drugs (27.0%), inability to swallow because of nausea (18.7%), not having access to fluid (17.3%), and not having privacy (13.5%) (Fig. 2).

If, after taking all precautions, someone still suffers a severe allergic reaction, besides having emergency medications on hand, families should know where to get medical help quickly.

If you want to keep an emergency supply of water, food and your regular medications on hand in case of emergency, that makes sense.

Ask at the appointment how you should treat these fevers, and keep the recommended medications on hand.

*lag refers to initial period covered by medication supply on hand at start of observation window.

Finally, since the initial adherence resulting from medications already on hand at the start of the intervention could not have been influenced by our intervention, we considered one further refinement to this definition, which was to start the observation window on the day this initial prescription should have been exhausted.