<human>: Hey all, first time posting but I've just received some disturbing news. Background: my fiancée works as a receptionist at a small, family-owned vet clinic. She's worked there for about a month. Basically, the vet prefers to do as little as possible when it comes to writing prescriptions, and only writes in the name and instructions of the drug. Patient info, total quantity, and such is left to the receptionists (she tells them "just do the math"). 

Furthermore, when pharmacists call to verify things on the prescription (such as missing quantities), my fiancée had been told by her boss to just "handle it herself". This sounds stupendously dangerous to me, and possibly illegal. Is my fiancée in any danger of accidentally being accused of writing/altering prescriptions without a license?

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<bot>: Fiancee's boss has fiancée fill in meaningful data on medications, as well as correct things based on her own judgment.