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Even in the deepest of all reds We still had a great session delivery I'm always proud to be found speaking alongside friends and Brothers in delivering knowledge of this space far and wide Shout out to @DUKETHAGREAT @boomtechzone @temy_topsy @Mozemhe It was a great time with you legends It was nice seeing familiar faces @tycayomide @Iamsamsnipes @DMLDeFi And many more See you at the Top Brothers

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Name any football club without letter "E" You can’t

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With Coke or Water ??

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If I Gift you this laptop, what are going to use it for?

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@mrblaec Spot on, bro; thank you for the sharp fact-check! 🙏 In US DEA terms, Phenobarbital is indeed Schedule IV (not I). Here in Nigeria, it’s still strictly controlled under the Dangerous Drugs Act & PCN rules: double-locked storage, pharmacist-only dispensing, full logging, all to prevent diversion while keeping it ready for real emergencies like that status epilepticus case. The core message stands: tight controls + seamless doctor-pharmacist teamwork = lives saved. Appreciate you reading and engaging! We dey learn together. #PharmacistLife #HealthTipsNG #ControlledDrugs #TeamHealthcare

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If arsenal loses today's game, call me a dog🙌🏽

He will definitely flourish in Barcelona

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@piersmorgan Banger boy

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Very insightful read A great example of how seamless inter-professional collaboration can save patients lives. However, just a quick fact check Phenobarbital is indeed a controlled drug, but it’s not a schedule 1 narcotic, It’s a barbiturate used clinically for seizures, and while tightly regulated, it doesn’t fall into the highest restriction category. I appreciate you highlighting the often unseen role of pharmacists in healthcare settings.

🚨 REAL TIME COLLABORATION AMONG HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS Yesterday during that hectic call shift, the pharmacy door burst open and one of our resident doctors rushed in, breathing heavy: Doctor: "Pharmacies please! I need 2 ampoules of Phenobarbital 100mg/ml injection RIGHT NOW; status epilepticus in Ward 3, benzos aren't cutting it anymore. Patient's seizing non-stop!" I looked up from the narcotic register, heart racing a bit because Phenobarb is a Schedule 1 controlled narcotic; high-risk, tightly regulated. But this was clearly an emergency, life-or-death. Me (@pharmmaidoki): "Got it, Doc. Let me confirm, adult patient? How much time since last benzo dose? Any respiratory depression yet?" Doctor: "Adult male, 28. Lorazepam given twice already, still convulsing. No obvious resp issues yet, but we can't wait. Please, fast!" I nodded, grabbed the keys to the double-locked narcotic cabinet (that's the rule; Phenobarbital injections live in secure, separate storage under PCN guidelines for dangerous drugs: temperature-controlled, logged every single movement, only pharmacists handle dispensing). Pulled out the 2 ampoules, double-checked expiry, batch, and integrity. Me: "Here they are; 2 x 100mg/ml. Remember, slow IV push, max 100mg/min to avoid hypotension or resp arrest. I'll log it now and need your signature, name, and number for the dangerous drugs register. We'll follow up on payment/documentation later, but patient safety first." He scribbled his details quickly on the emergency requisition slip while I entered everything meticulously in the book: date, time, patient ID (from his verbal handover), quantity issued, his name/mobile, my signature as the dispensing pharmacist. Doctor: "Thanks so much — you're a lifesaver. Seriously, without this locked down properly, we couldn't have it ready in seconds." Me: "That's why we do it this way, Doctor. As pharmacists, our oath and PCN regs put us as the gatekeepers for narcotics: proper storage to prevent diversion/abuse, accurate records for traceability, and controlled dispensing only on valid emergency request from you guys. It saves lives twice; once by getting the drug to the seizing patient fast, and again by making sure it doesn't end up in the wrong hands." He gave a quick grateful nod, pocketed the ampoules, and dashed back out. Later that night, I called his number to sort the formal documentation and payment (hospital protocol for emergency issues). We chatted briefly: Me: "Hey Doc, just following up on the Phenobarb, patient stable now?" Doctor: "Yeah, seizures broke after the second ampoule. Transferred to ICU, but he's breathing on his own. Appreciate you not hesitating and keeping everything tight." Me: "Anytime. Collaboration like this is what keeps patients alive in these mad calls. You diagnose and direct the fight; we guard the arsenal, dispense safely, and counsel on risks. Teamwork dey pay off." Doctor: "True. More of this, less drama." Moments like these remind me why the strict rules on narcotics aren't bureaucracy, they're protection. 📍 Pharmacists quietly holding the line on storage, distribution, and dispensing of controlled drugs like Phenobarbital means fewer errors, less misuse, and more lives saved in emergencies. Grateful for good colleagues who get it. We dey hold am together for the patients.🤝 #PharmacistLife #HealthTipsNG #ControlledDrugs #TeamHealthcare #WeekendCallStories

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