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  1. I have searched the internet high and low and cannot find an answer. I thought I would check in to see if anyone can answer this. I am a RN in a medical setting. I gave an Invega injection to a psych patient and then waited for the pharmacy to send me the dose that is given a week later. The doctor decided he wanted me to give the injection a couple of days early and i explained to him that the injection had not been sent over from the pharmacy. He told me just to give a sample and I asked what I would do with the patients delivered prescription. He said to just tear the label off and use it on another patient in the future. This does not sound legal to me and I have not been able to find an answer to this without actually calling the board of pharmacy. I refused to follow his advice.

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