Definition Of Terms Flashcards

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– any chemical substance which modify the functions of a biological system and primarily intended for the treatment, prevention or diagnosis of disease to man or animals.

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Drug

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2
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– the pharmacopeia of the United States of America (1820)

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USP

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3
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– British Pharmacopeia

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B.P

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4
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– the British Pharmaceutical Codex (1907)

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B.P.C

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5
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N.F. –

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National Formulary

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6
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– study the actions of drugs on living things.

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Pharmacology

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7
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C.F –

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The Canadian Formulary

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8
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Ph. I. –

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International Pharmacopeia (1950)

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9
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C.F –

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Codex Francis

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10
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– drug mixtures prepared from crude drugs and containing several organic ingredients.

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Galencials

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11
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– a blank preparation containing only innocuous ingredients.

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Placebo

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12
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– is the extent to which the active ingredient in a drug product can be taken up by the body in a form which is physiologically active in order to exert the desired therapeutic effect. Chemical equivalence in similar dosage forms does not guarantee equal biological equivalence and hence equal therapeutic effectiveness.

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Bioavailability

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