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Is an agent intended for use in the; Diagnosis, Mitigation, Treatment Cure or Prevention of disease in humans or in other animal |
Drugs |
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The kind of drugs that Drugs that alter or change abnormal physiologic functions |
Psychoactive drugs |
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Drugs that are given to supplement endogenous substances that are missing or lacking in the body. |
Replenisher |
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Drugs that are used to inhibit the growth or kill microorganisms/cells. |
Antimicrobial Drugs |
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Are preparations designed to contain a specified quantity of medication for ease and accuracy of dosage administration |
Dosage form |
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Give another name for active ingredients |
Therapeutic ingredient |
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Give another name for inactive ingredients |
Non-therapeutic ingredient |
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Ancient Greek word means pharmacy |
Pharmakon |
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Give the Four Failures on treatment at the time of the apothecary |
impotentunder dosageover dosagepoisoning |
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translated 800 formulas and prescription |
George Ebers |
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Many of the formulas employed two dozens or more medicinal agents is known as |
polypharmacy |
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Vehicles commonly used at the time of Papyrus Ebers |
milkhoneybeerwine |
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The Father of Medicine and formulated the Hippocratic Oath of Physician |
Hippocrates |
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A Greek word that means a purifying remedy for good only |
Pharmakon |
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The Greek Physician and Botanist who deal with applied science |
Dioscorides |
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The book that contains the description of identifying natural products, methods and storage |
De materia medica |
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What does pharmakon means |
Drugs |
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What does gnosis means |
Knowledge |
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He originated many preparations of vegetable drugs by mixing or melting the individual ingredients, it was called Galenicals |
Claudios Galen |
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Most famous formula made by Galen which is similar to Cold Cream |
galen's cerate |
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The law that first fixed separation of the physician and apothecary |
edict of salerno |
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The law that regulated the practice of pharmacy within the part of his kingdom which is called |
Two siciles |
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The emperor who made Edict of Salerno |
Emperor Fredrick II |
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The complete name of Paracelsus |
Philipus Aureolus Theosphrastus Bombastos von Hohenheim |
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He influenced the transformation of pharmacy from a profession based primarily on botanic science to one based on chemical science |
Paracelsus |
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Contributions of Friedrich Serturner |
Isolated morphine form opium |
