Felírását

Felírását is a Hungarian term that translates to "prescription" or "writing down" in English. In a medical context, it refers to the act of a doctor or other qualified healthcare professional writing a prescription for medication, treatment, or a medical procedure. This written order is essential for patients to obtain prescribed drugs from a pharmacy or to undergo specific medical interventions.

The process of felírását involves the prescriber carefully considering the patient's medical condition, history, allergies, and other relevant factors. Based on this assessment, they determine the appropriate medication, dosage, frequency, and duration of treatment. The prescription itself typically includes the patient's name, the medication's name and strength, the dosage instructions, the prescriber's signature and identification details, and the date.

Beyond its medical application, felírását can also generally mean the act of writing something down or inscribing it. This could apply to academic notes, official documents, or any instance where information is formally recorded in written form. However, its most common and recognized usage is within the healthcare system.