I tend to get a lot of diarrhea, especially when I drink coffee. What happens when there is a long line and you get diarrhea?
I tend to get a lot of diarrhea, especially when I drink coffee. What happens when there is a long line and you get diarrhea?
While crapping your pants look the customers in the eye and explain exactly why corporate says this is the right thing to do.
I tend to get a lot of diarrhea, especially when I drink coffee. What happens when there is a long line and you get diarrhea?
They are not supposed to. But some in different stores do.This makes me glad Walmart has a bathroom in the pharmacy. I would just say to the next customer "I'll be right with you" then sneak to the bathroom and relieve myself.
Does anyone know if the techs at Walmart get to use the bathroom in the pharmacy or is it only for the pharmacists?
I tend to get a lot of diarrhea, especially when I drink coffee. What happens when there is a long line and you get diarrhea?
If you work in a grocery store and had diarrhea you should go home. It is against health code. Same with vomiting.
Same in florida. Not every Rph follows it. But yea.Did you guys know that in Oklahoma you're not allowed to leave the actual pharmacy area if you're the only pharmacist? The pharmacy legally has to shut down its operations if there is not a pharmacist inside it. This means that you'll have to urinate in gatorade bottles and use adult diapers to avoid breaking state law.
Same in florida. Not every Rph follows it. But yea.
Same in florida. Not every Rph follows it. But yea.
True, but doubtful the place of employment would allow that.
As others have said, if you need to go to the bathroom for whatever reason, ask the store manager to watch the pharmacy, then go. If there were really nobody present to watch the pharmacy, then lock the doors & go.
Edited to add, I just realized you were a medical student, in your situation, excuse yourself from the patient, then go to the bathroom. If you know you are going to be in a surgery or something where you can't easily leave, then avoid anything that will aggravate your stomach, and take loperimide at the first sign of rumbliness.
This is not true. The pharmacy is still considered open if the pharmacist is in the restroom if he/she can still respond to technician questions.
If your restroom is on the other side of the store then you must close. We have a restroom in our pharmacy but when it was broken EVERY TIME the pharmacist had to close the pharmacy. Put all gates down and the techs and interns had to wait outside. I remember hearing our DM mention that technically once the Rph left the OTC area they had to close the pharmacy.This is not true. The pharmacy is still considered open if the pharmacist is in the restroom if he/she can still respond to technician questions.
Weird, always said pharmacist when I've been to the non-mobile version website. Anyhow, diarrhea is diarrhea. Health code is the health code. So if you're sick, you shouldn't be in a place where it is against the code to be sick. Particularly for someone that took an oath to do no harm.
If your restroom is on the other side of the store then you must close. We have a restroom in our pharmacy but when it was broken EVERY TIME the pharmacist had to close the pharmacy. Put all gates down and the techs and interns had to wait outside. I remember hearing our DM mention that technically once the Rph left the OTC area they had to close the pharmacy.
I tend to get a lot of diarrhea, especially when I drink coffee. What happens when there is a long line and you get diarrhea?
Well I am in florida.I would be very curious which statute requires this as I have never come across that.
Well I am in florida.
I'll do my best to find the statue.
How would you interpret this?We are both in FL.
I suppose so. I don't see why such a big deal has been made about it by DMs in the past.
I suppose so. I don't see why such a big deal has been made about it by DMs in the past.
Then if they left they would not be on the pharmacy vicinity?What if the only toilet on premisses is out of order and the nearest restroom is next door?
This actually happened. But our DM was upset with the pharmacist for closing the pharmacy to run next door and use the restroom. Apparently he got some complaints from customers.
I tend to get a lot of diarrhea, especially when I drink coffee. What happens when there is a long line and you get diarrhea?
Edit: darn thing won't insert.Insert poop emoji here
haha the answer is close the pharmacy and use restroom. but better answer is to do a residency.
thats so stupid, you dont have to close down the pharmacy, there are other employees in the store, call of one their asses over to watch the pharmacy then excuse yourself, i hate it when people that think they are all high and mighty just because they work for a hospital or did a residency or two. bitch, you aint better!
How would you interpret this?
(b) The pharmacy department of any permittee shall be considered closed whenever a Florida licensed pharmacist is not present and on duty. The term "not present and on duty" shall not be construed to prevent a pharmacist from exiting the prescription department for the purposes of consulting or responding to inquiries or providing assistance to patients or customers, attending to personal hygiene needs, or performing any other function for which the pharmacist is responsible, provided that such activities are conducted in a manner consistent with the pharmacist's responsibility to provide pharmacy services.
So the above does not include the pharmacist needing to defacate.