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14:09 May 23, 2007 |
English to Polish translations [PRO] Insurance / accidental disability benefit | |||||||
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4 +1 | leki o ograniczonej dostępności |
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4 | leki dostepne tylko na recepte |
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3 | leki zastrzeżone |
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leki dostepne tylko na recepte Explanation: vs leki powrzechnie dostepne bez recepty |
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leki zastrzeżone Explanation: Propozycja |
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leki o ograniczonej dostępności Explanation: To pojęcie oznacza nie tylko leki dostępne na receptę ale także te, które służą tylko do testów medycznych. Poniżej wyjaśnienie: The most restricted drugs can only be supplied or possessed for research or other special purposes by people licensed by the Home Office; these drugs are not available for normal medical uses and can't be prescribed by doctors who don't have a licence (eg, LSD). All the other drugs are available for normal medical uses. Most are Prescription Only, so they can only be obtained if they've been prescribed by a doctor and supplied by a pharmacy (eg, strong analgesics like morphine, stimulants like amphetamines or cocaine, tranquillisers and most sedatives). Takie jest moje zdanie :) |
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