Pharmaceutical Practice

The Pharmaceutical Practice includes:

1) To be the technical director responsible for the functioning of the office of a Pharmacy, as well as of the Pharmaceutical Industry and of the Cosmetic Industry.

2) To be responsible for the head offices of sterilization of the welfare centers.

3) To establish the technical, hygienic and safety specifications that there must assemble the ambiences in which the technological processes are realized.

4) To integrate the technical personnel of production, control and development in Pharmacies, Pharmaceutical Industries, Food and Cosmetics and laboratories or institutes related or linked with the same ones.

5) To extract, to isolate, to admit, to identify and to preserve medicines and natural nutrients of animal, vegetable and mineral origin.

6) To synthesize drugs, to prepare and to expend medicines destined for the healing, mitigation, prevention or diagnosis of the illnesses of the living beings.

7) To control the quality in which is related to production of medicines, food and cosmetics, as for the raw materials, intermediate and final products in his physical, chemical, biological and/or pharmacological aspects.

8) To exercise the laboratory direction of analysis of drugs and medicines.

9) To realize pharmacological studies carried out in biological outlying systems or in living beings.

10) To intervene in the establishment of norms, standards of raw materials and imported drugs or to export, related to medicine, food and cosmetics.

11) To intervene in the writing of the National Form of the Pharmacopeia and of the Codes and Food Regulations.

12) To realize the functions paramedics authorized by the sanitary Legislation (the first help, injections, etc.).

PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY : Obligation of a person who exercises the art of recovering of answering before the justice for the damages caused by the exercise of the profession. This one arises from the illegitimate exercise (crime). Crime: Typical anti-juridical guilty action. They are committed by action or by omission.

The crime can qualify in:

Fraudulent: The Fraud consists of the trick or frame-up that is used to induce someone to celebrate a juridical act. One speaks about direct fraud when the subject has the intention of damaging and of indirect or possible fraud, when it does not have intention of damaging but a harmful result has been represented.

Guilty: Without intention of damage. It is divided in:

Negligence: it is when the subject omits the necessary leaderships, or it does not take the necessary collections.

Unskillfulness: it is when the subject is not capable of realizing what it is doing.

Imprudence: it is when the subject acts hurriedly or helter-skelter, without taking into account the consequences.

The responsibility produced before a crime qualifies in:

· Civil: answering with him patrimony.

· Administrative: fines, confiscation of goods, disqualifications, suspensions.

· Penalty: exclusive sorrow of the freedom