Read the following conversations and see how the new words are used.

[M]  Will this pill control my runny nose?

[W] You should be able to detect a change within two days.

[M]  I'll try the samples and, if they work, I'll fill the prescription you wrote.

[M]  The doctor has volunteered to call in a prescription for you. What pharmacy do you use?

[W] The one near my house is convenient, but my husband will be picking up the prescription for me. Can I ask him which he'd prefer?

[M]  Sure. Why don't you consult with him and let me know.

[M]  This prescription has the potential to lower your blood pressure, but only in conjunction with the other things we talked about earlier.

[W] I know I need to limit my salt intake and get more exercise.

[M]  That's right. Drugs are only one factor in your recovery.

[M]  I get the sense that you are concerned about the number of medications I am taking.

[W] I'm concerned about the amount and the potential for harmful drug interactions.

[M]  I really appreciate a pharmacist taking the time to monitor my medications.