FDA review of medication. Naproxen sodium tablets.

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The Basic Drugs Brand of Senna Laxative tablets was mislabeled which actually contains the Basic Drug Grands of Naproxen Sodium. This tablet is utilized as a pain reliever and falls under nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.
QUESTION: How can nurse practitioners avoid giving patients the wrong medication in the scenario of mislabeled medications due to the manufacturer’s error?
Naproxen sodium tablets
Pharmacodynamics: nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs that are used for a pain reliever that has also antipyretic properties. The sodium salt contained in the formulation of naproxen has been developed to be rapidly absorbed for its use as an analgesic. Its mechanism of action is associated. With prostaglandin synthetase inhibition.
Pharmacodynamics: rapidly absorbed in the GIT with a bioavailability of 95%. Naproxen’s degree of accu...