Veterinary Adverse Reaction Log Book, Pharmacovigilance Register, A4, 50 Sheets, Plastic Spiral Binding

The veterinary adverse reaction log book is designed for recording suspected adverse reactions following the administration of veterinary medicines. Its tabular layout includes fields for patient information, details of the administered medicine, a description of the observed reaction, and the subsequent course of the case. Entries cover the affected animals, the medicinal product involved, and the final patient outcome.

The register is made from 80 gsm offset paper, with double-sided printing and consecutively numbered pages. The plastic spiral binding allows the book to open flat at 180 degrees or fold back through 360 degrees. The printed fields are intended for handwritten entries using a ballpoint or fountain pen, bringing together information about the suspected medicine and the recorded adverse reaction.

Features:
• A4 format with 50 double-sided printed sheets.
80 gsm offset paper; colors: white and black.
• Plastic spiral binding with 180-degree opening and 360-degree fold-back.
• Consecutively numbered pages with a tabular layout.
• Fields for species, sex, age, and the number of affected animals.
• Medicine details include trade name, active substance, batch number, expiry date, and route of administration.
• Sections for the suspected adverse reaction, date of onset, case progression, and patient outcome.

Applications:
• Veterinary practices and clinics: recording suspected adverse reactions following administered treatments.
• Veterinary pharmacies and pharmaceutical outlets: documenting reports received from animal owners.
• Veterinary pharmaceutical warehouses: use within pharmacovigilance documentation.

Instructions for use:
• Complete the patient fields by hand, including the number of affected animals.
• Enter details of the administered medicine, including trade name, active substance, batch number, expiry date, and route of administration.
• Describe the suspected adverse reaction and record its date of onset.
• Document the progression of the case and the patient outcome, such as recovery, ongoing treatment, or death.
• Store the register in a dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight, with access restricted to authorised personnel when it contains personal information.

Package contents:
• 1 veterinary adverse reaction log book for pharmacovigilance records.

The register brings together patient details, administered medicine information, and the progression of suspected adverse reactions in a single printed record.