As a former pharmacy technician I can tell you that YES your prescription may be ready, but the pharmacist needs to check that it’s correct before we can legally give it to you
Okay fine we’ll just give y’all whatever meds we got immediately so we don’t waste your time. Side effects might include dropping dead after consuming though. But hey at least y’all didn’t have to wait 🤡
I wish it was this easy!! Had like 5 panic attacks in past 3 days cried for hours and hours and still here trying to get some revison done! Plz pray I pass this fucking exam
Just want to clear up why it takes longer than 10 mins to get you your prescription as a pharmacist assistant. After you give in your prescription, the pharmacist checks whether the doctor wrote the correct medicine and whether we have it in stock, then it comes to the packagers who already have a bunch of medications that are in the line. By the time we get to your medication 10 mins have already passed. Then finally, the pharmacist checks again to see if we did it right and the medication gets to you. If we were to skip these steps, you could end up dying.
@@nerd__698 In Asian countries pharmacists have to deal with 10-100 times more visitors compared to the west, which means they can spend only a max of 2 mins per customer to find medicine, tell a customer that they're out of stock(some generous ones even tell you where you can find them nearby), and package the rest. And in my entire life I haven't seen them do a single mistake in any of our family member's prescriptions. It's just a matter of how bad the pharmacist is.
i think we need a translator made for doctors like how we have google translate. also universities should have a course called bachelor of doctors handwriting
I work in a pharmacy. There's a reason why things take time, especially when there are new prescriptions... unless you want the wrong medicine and dosage.
Fun fact the pharmacist is rarely the person you talk too instead if is a pharmacist technician who are not legally allowed to fill your prescription. So unless you are at a hospital pharmacy there is only one person there to fill your prescription and then check if again before it is sealed. Please be patient with your pharmacist and pharmacist technician they have a lot more to do then you think.
Q2: b and c Or tell them it’s too early because you don’t feel like getting it. Other options are: insurance issue, don’t have it, prescription doesn’t exist, or someone already picked it up. When they talk to your coworker, they’ll find out everything was fine.
When I was a kid I thought doctor prescriptions are the recipe name with some notes and the pharmaciests make the medicine from scratch using the ingredients fr the back as we wait. Just like how we order a "white mocha medium with extra syrup" and the barista does the work 💀
one time my mom brought me to get a prescription that should’ve been ready but we had to wait 20 minutes so we walked around the CVS aimlessly and looked at hair dye, then by the time it was 20 minutes they still weren’t ready 😭
" C - tell the customer their prescription will be ready in 30 minutes despite knowing it will be well over 2 hours because you are and have been understaffed for 2 years because they want you to give out 50 covid vaccines each day without hiring extra help and your pharmacy technicians have all quit because of the added stress, and the last 25 times you've told customers it will be over 2 hours you got cussed out each time, so now you just tell them 30 minutes to temporarily delay the inevitable yelling of the customers that lead you to drink each night when you get home, which won't be for 12 hours after your shift started because again, short staffed, and you're slowly considering taking some of the meds yourself just to numb the pain of stress and anxiety you've been feeling for years now, but you assure yourself that the 8 years of pharmacy school and residency and $200,000 in student loans taught you that's not okay, but now your not sure what's okay anymore." Ahh yes, C is the right answer.
I hate the vaccine incentive and when they cut hours. It’s so dumb. I hate hosting vaccination events and I hate promoting it. It’s like the management has nothing better to do. I think that they should realize that the spike in vaccination is from Covid and not from people getting the flu shot. Now that everyone has the Covid vaccine they want nothing to do with vaccines. It’s a little too hopeful and aggressive; they should care more about their staff.
my moms a pharmacist, I hear ab the struggles and i empathize for you, you truly do a service and deserve lots of credit for the bs you put up with, I’m sorry for all the snappy ppl who have never dealt with what you go through but you’re appreciated ❤
my mom is a pharmacist and its so true. Her pharmacy doesnt really have a 'back' theres a tiny room with boxes but she never goes there everything is usually outside
Bro, my mom's a pharmacist and that second one just made me mad. Her pharmacy can barely even get enough people to work there, so if they say a prescription is gonna be a while, there's a reason.
@@celestecastillon9066 My mom told me a story once about this person on the phone that got mad because one of the techs that grew up in Holland spelled their name wrong 🤦♀️
There are no emergencies in community pharmacy. If you're dying then go to the hospital. That being said, a salbutamol inhaler can usually be supplied without a prescription needed. That would save you the time spent waiting.
@@Relatablename I was 17 and broke, there was no way I was gonna go to the hospital and pay $300 for every step I take. Besides the wait times would have been the same if not longer
When they say it'll take 30mins I say ok and then take a few steps away and then stare at them while waiting and make my own waiting area. Somehow it always comes out before 10mins...
This is so accurate, when I was younger I was picked up by my stepdad and we went to a pharmacy to get my mom's medication, by the time they were done it was way past dinner.
Broo, as a nursing student going on hospital duties, I feel that doctor's handwriting part. I can't read all the doctor's notes on the patient chart. 😂
Whenever they try to pull the third one on me, I just stay close to the counter and start watching CZcams videos loud enough so that people around me can hear.
these exam shorts are hilarious
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They are
YOO DANYMOK?!??? BIG BROTHA
no shhit bro ofc they are
YOUR ALIVE??!?!
he won't pass, his handwriting is too neat
He's a pharmacist. Not a doctor.
@@neurodivergentpixi6736 he never said he was a doctor
@@F16-us7iy bro is onto nothing🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@F16-us7iythe stereotype is that doctors - not pharmacists - have bad handwriting
@@EstebanGilChillingtoncheck if he ever said he was a doctor wdym onto nothing?
My hands are shaking so much i can physically switch from normal handwriting to abstract doctor handwriting
“Abstract Handwriting” 😂
Edit:TYSM for the likes
Give it 7-10 years and it will be a real form of art
@@Coffee_Is_Life_2010 💀💀💀
@@ychiro3754 atp a shit stain on paper named "the breakfast" would sell for millions
@@ychiro3754 frrr
All the pharmacy students fuming rn 😤
I know I am
I know I am
Why are you here?!
Hope everything is okay 🙏, I read your other comments that people are bothering you, just making sure your okay.
As a pharmacist I can confirm this is what the finals are like.
Wait until you gotta decode my handwriting 😎
New major
Clinical or retail?
Ditto
Doctor with legible handwriting: *I'm about to end this man's whole career*
As a former pharmacy technician I can tell you that YES your prescription may be ready, but the pharmacist needs to check that it’s correct before we can legally give it to you
nah i know you hiding in the back
@@playversetv3877Bruh.
Okay fine we’ll just give y’all whatever meds we got immediately so we don’t waste your time. Side effects might include dropping dead after consuming though. But hey at least y’all didn’t have to wait 🤡
Yeah but no need to take 30 mins to do so😅
@@katarzynaidzikowska4209we don’t control it 😭 we will ask them but they decide when they’re gonna come out and check loll
If one day aliens will arrive to Earth, doctors and parmacists will be the only ones who can communicate with them.
Everybody gangsta till the doctor starts writing in Arabic
“Ok just take this prescription to the pharmacy”
The prescription: حُمُّص
Lmfao gotta love being an Arabian I will still understand nothing 💀
@@adalynswyear Hummus
@@XY2Moroccoball hummus fixes everything
everyone still gangsta if its in kuwait
Honestly the pharmacy guys are legends for being able to understand doctors handrighting
I tought he would write the handwriting of the doctor exactly the same way🤣
LMAO ok that’s funny
Or he'd write it a completely different way in another messy handwriting but it turns out to be correct 😂
Same 😂
Bro literally spelled out my mans username
Sameeeee😂😂😂
I wish it was this easy!! Had like 5 panic attacks in past 3 days cried for hours and hours and still here trying to get some revison done! Plz pray I pass this fucking exam
Just want to clear up why it takes longer than 10 mins to get you your prescription as a pharmacist assistant. After you give in your prescription, the pharmacist checks whether the doctor wrote the correct medicine and whether we have it in stock, then it comes to the packagers who already have a bunch of medications that are in the line. By the time we get to your medication 10 mins have already passed. Then finally, the pharmacist checks again to see if we did it right and the medication gets to you. If we were to skip these steps, you could end up dying.
Damn then pharmacist in our countries must me pro they take like 2 mins if they are busy
@@nerd__698 In Asian countries pharmacists have to deal with 10-100 times more visitors compared to the west, which means they can spend only a max of 2 mins per customer to find medicine, tell a customer that they're out of stock(some generous ones even tell you where you can find them nearby), and package the rest. And in my entire life I haven't seen them do a single mistake in any of our family member's prescriptions. It's just a matter of how bad the pharmacist is.
Yea pharmacists have very huge liability lawsuits
r/wooosh
@@69k_gold yeah that's the same for me but I've heard of deaths caused by the mistakes of pharmacist giving wrong medicines
Best exam skit I’ve ever seen 😭
as a melatonin pill this seems legit to me
Is that what we call them now?
@@Limpass610 yes
As a nurse, reading the doctor's handwriting is always difficult and frustrating at times. This video cracked me up because I can relate! 😆
i think we need a translator made for doctors like how we have google translate. also universities should have a course called bachelor of doctors handwriting
Me reading the first word and seeing that it starts with a T: Tylenol haha
And it was tylenol… I’m a professional pharmacist now
Congrats🎉! Plz let me know where u plan on working so I can make sure to never visit there ever.
@@rmsfavoritelilcrab4006 lol
PLS SAME
And why did I read it " Rar " 😂😂😂
As a pharmacy student myself, this description is accurate
Is the school hard I am in high school and I will be going to pharmacy school soon I hope
After just picking up a prescription, this vibes with me
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I work in a pharmacy. There's a reason why things take time, especially when there are new prescriptions... unless you want the wrong medicine and dosage.
Fun fact the pharmacist is rarely the person you talk too instead if is a pharmacist technician who are not legally allowed to fill your prescription. So unless you are at a hospital pharmacy there is only one person there to fill your prescription and then check if again before it is sealed. Please be patient with your pharmacist and pharmacist technician they have a lot more to do then you think.
Pharmacy techs do fill prescriptions then pharmacist bags it
Q2: b and c
Or tell them it’s too early because you don’t feel like getting it. Other options are: insurance issue, don’t have it, prescription doesn’t exist, or someone already picked it up. When they talk to your coworker, they’ll find out everything was fine.
When I was a kid I thought doctor prescriptions are the recipe name with some notes and the pharmaciests make the medicine from scratch using the ingredients fr the back as we wait.
Just like how we order a "white mocha medium with extra syrup" and the barista does the work 💀
Funnily enough the very first prescriptions were written like that
Compounded medications are still make that way. If the doc writes a script for 2% sulfur in 100g of aqueous cream, we mix it up ourselves.
I thought that too. I thought they pressed tablets fresh as per the prescription 😅
trying to read a doctors handwriting is like trying to solve an impossible captcha
one time my mom brought me to get a prescription that should’ve been ready but we had to wait 20 minutes so we walked around the CVS aimlessly and looked at hair dye, then by the time it was 20 minutes they still weren’t ready 😭
The way the doctors handwriting turns into enchantment table
A doctor 's hand writing is like you will give 1yr old a pen that will look like that 😅
Hiding of answers with a scale to make us wait for the joke,truly a real move
" C - tell the customer their prescription will be ready in 30 minutes despite knowing it will be well over 2 hours because you are and have been understaffed for 2 years because they want you to give out 50 covid vaccines each day without hiring extra help and your pharmacy technicians have all quit because of the added stress, and the last 25 times you've told customers it will be over 2 hours you got cussed out each time, so now you just tell them 30 minutes to temporarily delay the inevitable yelling of the customers that lead you to drink each night when you get home, which won't be for 12 hours after your shift started because again, short staffed, and you're slowly considering taking some of the meds yourself just to numb the pain of stress and anxiety you've been feeling for years now, but you assure yourself that the 8 years of pharmacy school and residency and $200,000 in student loans taught you that's not okay, but now your not sure what's okay anymore."
Ahh yes, C is the right answer.
This. All of this.
I hate the vaccine incentive and when they cut hours. It’s so dumb. I hate hosting vaccination events and I hate promoting it. It’s like the management has nothing better to do. I think that they should realize that the spike in vaccination is from Covid and not from people getting the flu shot. Now that everyone has the Covid vaccine they want nothing to do with vaccines. It’s a little too hopeful and aggressive; they should care more about their staff.
They took forever before Covid too🤭
😭 I am in pharmacy school
😃🔫
my moms a pharmacist, I hear ab the struggles and i empathize for you, you truly do a service and deserve lots of credit for the bs you put up with, I’m sorry for all the snappy ppl who have never dealt with what you go through but you’re appreciated ❤
These shorts never fail to entertain me! 💯🔥
I wouldn't be surprised if they actually include this questions 😂😂
Wow the doctor's diagram of paracetamol is flawless..
So captchas are basically doctors writing random words.
I wanted to be a pharmacist lol, thanks for giving me a sneak peek
Wait the hell 😂 how can be a doctor's handwriting recognisable ☺️
Don’t mess up with doctors😤😂
Damn that last question was literally calling out like every Pharmacist out there! 😮
Don't tell me he can understand a doctor's handwriting from a literal line.
People always say docters are the strange ones for writing like that, but honestly so are the pharmacists for being able to read the words 😂
When u r scrolling through yt trying to find smth funny to send to ur pharmacist dad and then u find this:
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My ass actually getting Tylenol and Paracetamol 😭
Keep making these
This guy made a CAPTCHA for the first question 😂
I'm not a pharmacy student but i can relate to the first one cuz I'm a secretarial science student so we learn shorthand
When the option is suspiciously long and explained in detail:
"Yeah this is correct"
As a pharmacy major I can’t wait to get an easy A on this exam 😎
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When it shows his face, he’s holding it in his left hand, and when it shows the paper, he is holding it in his right hand
my mom is a pharmacist and its so true. Her pharmacy doesnt really have a 'back' theres a tiny room with boxes but she never goes there everything is usually outside
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The third one looked like alien instructions to build a portal smh
Lol after helping my sister with her pharmacy tech homework I’ll never complain about the mf wait again💀😭
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Them Pharmacy students know how to read doctors writing💀💀
My dad teaches pharmacology, this is absolutely accurate
Plot twist: he be reading the questions at that speed so he doesn’t answer all the questions 😂
The way he pronounced paracetamol 😭
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He pronounced it correctly
What’s wrong with the pronunciation
@@prod.mysttt "pareeseedamol"
Bro, my mom's a pharmacist and that second one just made me mad. Her pharmacy can barely even get enough people to work there, so if they say a prescription is gonna be a while, there's a reason.
Yeah I just finished a 50 hour work week as a pharmacy tech and we were still not able to fill all the prescriptions
@@celestecastillon9066 Exactly. My mom comes home with all sort of stories like this, and some of the customers she has to deal with are just awful
They really are, some lady was upset and called the manager because I asked her to repeat her name 😑
Why does she not just deal with the person in her face first
@@celestecastillon9066 My mom told me a story once about this person on the phone that got mad because one of the techs that grew up in Holland spelled their name wrong 🤦♀️
As no pharmacist I can confirm this is what the finals are like.
legit thought the handwriting was Arabic for a moment 💀🔫
It's always the specific awnser of the multiple choice questions
aspiring pharmacist here :)
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Bro the first one is like finding out what the captcha says
The pharmacist telling me I'd have to wait 2 hours for my Albuterol prescription to fill while I was actively dying in front of her:
There are no emergencies in community pharmacy. If you're dying then go to the hospital. That being said, a salbutamol inhaler can usually be supplied without a prescription needed. That would save you the time spent waiting.
@@Relatablename I was 17 and broke, there was no way I was gonna go to the hospital and pay $300 for every step I take. Besides the wait times would have been the same if not longer
I couldn’t even copy that handwriting if I tried 😂 You must be learning how to do that, too.
When they say it'll take 30mins I say ok and then take a few steps away and then stare at them while waiting and make my own waiting area. Somehow it always comes out before 10mins...
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What a move
The first one was harder than googles human verification test LMAO
This is so accurate, when I was younger I was picked up by my stepdad and we went to a pharmacy to get my mom's medication, by the time they were done it was way past dinner.
Even the most smallest doctor's hand writing, They can still read it
Why don't you make a video on how CS (computer science) Student do their exam
Doctors hand writing looking like the google bot verification check ☠️☠️☠️
My pharmacist doesn't do the 30 min thing because they want me gone.
Doctor is talking the alien language 💀
future pharmacy student here 💪
Oh hey me too :>
When the pharmacist reads the doctors hand writing they are decoding the Egyptian pyramid archives
Lol, the prescription has to be made fresh. Source - My mum, trainee pharmacy technician
Bro out here reading hieroglyphics
If only u knew how hard pharmacy exam are because I go through serious weight loss during them🙃
I can imagine why, pharmaceutical names are sorcery.
Going thru them 🙂🔫
Fr lol when i was studying to be a pharmacist i lost 7-8kgs and after graduating i gained 12 kg lol
That doctors handwriting be looking like a captcha 💀
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Literally me when I'm taking an exam my mind always go "the longer the option the higher chance it's the answer"
If a doctor has bad hand writing, let's be real, someone could die due to reading it wrong-
The first one looks like one of those human verification things where you have to type out warped letters and numbers
The first one I actually thought it was Thor😂😂
Lmfao, bruh that last one ain't paracetamol it's amitriptyline 😂
Yeah. No matter the question, the longer option is the one to choose😂
Doctor's handwriting looks like captcha
Bro roasted his pharmacist 😂
I love the one where you get a notification saying the prescription is filled but when you show up it isn't even ready
Broo, as a nursing student going on hospital duties, I feel that doctor's handwriting part. I can't read all the doctor's notes on the patient chart. 😂
It get real when you memorise 3000 plus slides for a single case study
“Tres, flies, and Buzzzzz” is what I read 😂😂
As soon as i saw the handwriting i was like "How did bro get my notes from science class-"
he passed the test 💀
"Hide in the back: sometimes but not always" 😂😂😂
Different doctors have different types of cryptography. Its like a pact between the doc and the pharmacist😂
Well ngl the longest answer in every question is about 99% true
Pov : you're trying to pick the long sentences more than the short sentence
Whenever they try to pull the third one on me, I just stay close to the counter and start watching CZcams videos loud enough so that people around me can hear.
Bro read the unthinkable:
Doctors handwriting
Truly make a lot of sense specially that doc handwriting 💀☠️
So, my left hand is a doctor, I see.
I feel the need to summon the Hidden Leaf Cipher team whenever looking at prescriptions 😝
As a pharmacy student
Yes I can confirm this is LITERALLY our finals exam
THE FACT THAT I GUESSED TYLENOL RIGHT 😭