2.2D

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2.2D
Question 1
I would tell her to ensure that she has an appointment whenever she wants to see the physician. Nonetheless, I would allow her to go in since the hospital needs more sample medication for patients.
Question 2
No, the sales representative should create an appointment just like the patients. None of the two parties is more important than the other. Furthermore, operations would run more smoothly if all parties would create and attend their appointments.
Question 3
Yes, Dr. Henderson’s anxiety to receive new samples is a factor. The doctor is aware that treatment is crucial after the diagnosis of his patients. Furthermore, there are many patients already waiting to see him. Therefore, it is necessary to allow the sales representative to see the physician and receive the much-needed medication.
Question 4
Yes, the diminished supply also factors into the situation. This medication is essential as part of the treatment for patients. Doctors use a drug such as Tylenol for pain relief. (Greenlaw, par3). Novocain is a numbing medication used during surgery. Medications of this nature are vital for alleviating the patient’s suffering. The lack of it would be catastrophic for both the doctor and the patient. Also, the medication brought in by the sales representatives was more affordable and would probably be in high demand.
Question 5
Yes, it is appropriate for the assistant to receive the new drugs. It is necessary to prevent another scenario where the drugs are running low while the patients are many.

The assistant only needs a list of the medication the physician takes from the representative. Moreover, the schedule for replenishing the medication supply should remain constant. In this way, the patients will never lack medication.

Work Cited
Greenlaw, Ellen. “OTC Pain Relief: Understanding Acetaminophen.” WebMD, WebMD, www.webmd.com/pain-management/features/pain-relievers-acetaminophen#.