The authorized sender must not label the outside wrapper with the name and the quantity of the drug inside the package.
I think the first one because if the infection is severe, you want a higher dosage, hopefully this is correct
They are better for the environment because they don't require developing.
They can be viewed on a computer monitor within seconds of taking the image.
They can be enhanced and enlarged for better diagnostics.
They can be sent to other providers in an instant via email.
So when you are communicating in a healthcare facility something isn't loss in translation and something serious occurs because someone didn't know the proper terminology.
