Examples of using Package insert in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Medicine
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Colloquial
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Official
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
using as a reference base the package insert of the registered medicine,
labels wording, package insert and packages, under the penalty of the register cancellation
documentation supplied by the applicant are not correct, or the labelling or package insert proposed by the applicant do not comply with the provisions of Council Directive 75/318/EEC Official Journal L 147, 9.6.1975.
documentation supplied by the applicant are not correct, or the labelling or package insert proposed by the applicant do not comply with the provisions of Council Directive 92/27/EEC(Official Journal L 113, 30.4.1992). 5.
documentation supplied by the applicant are not correct, or the labelling or package insert proposed by the applicant do not comply with the provisions of Directive 75/318/EEC. 4.
LABELLING AND PACKAGE INSERT.
Block 8 investigates respondents' habits regarding the reading of the package inserts and drug storage,
identify the presence of preservatives, the package inserts of the pharmaceutical specialties stored at the hospital's pharmaceutical supply center were consulted.
television 40%, package inserts 33%, and newspapers 28.
financial obstacles lead to inadequate update of package inserts and many indications become obsolete.
packaging and/or package inserts.
Identification was performed by looking at the section information about the formulation of the package inserts.
the presence of preservatives was observed in only 23.9% of the package inserts.
Package inserts, based on case reports
The percentages of affirmative answers regarding the habit of reading package inserts of drugs and labels of foods
patients should carefully study the package inserts of the drugs their doctors prescribe for them
among the elderly who, when they read the labels and package inserts for medications they were using,
36.5% for labels of cosmetic products, 19.2% for package inserts of drugs, and only 3.8% for labels of foods.
that including changes in package inserts and drug indications;
The rather low proportion of interviewees who always read the labels of foods and cosmetic products and the package inserts of drugs 57.7,