Evolution of Pharmacy Flashcards

1
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Before the Dawn of History - Belief

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  • Sickness caused by evil forces
  • Punishment from the gods
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Before the Dawn of History - Remedies

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  • Offer sacrifices like food and prayers
  • Use of natural resources like plants, mud, animals and minerals.
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2
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Earliest known record of practice
of the art of the apothecary

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Ancient Babylon

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3
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Practitioners in Ancient Babylon

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priest, pharmacist and physician, all in one

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4
Q

record of the symptoms of illness, the prescription and directions for compounding, then an invocation to the gods

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Clay tablets of Mesopotamia (800 tablets)

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5
Q

Father of Chinese Pharmaceutics

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Shen Nung

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6
Q

Book Shen Nung wrote

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Pen T’sao (The Botanical Basis of Pharmacy)

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7
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A Taoist & natural philosopher

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Lao Tzu

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8
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Book by Lao Tzu

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The Way

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9
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Lao Tzu’s Concept

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Qi (energy) – balanced of Yin & Yang

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10
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Oldest, best known and most important pharmaceutical record

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Papyrus Ebers

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Papyrus Ebers

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21 yards (60 ft) long, contains 800 Rx mentioning 700 drugs

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12
Q

creation of medicines by God

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Book of Sirach

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13
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myrrh as astringent, carminative and protectant

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Genesis

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14
Q

olibanum (frankinscence)

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Exodus

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15
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One day each year clay was dug from a pit on a Lemnos hillside in the presence of governmental and religious dignitaries

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Terra Sigillata (Sealed Earth)

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16
Q

Father of Medicine

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Hippocrates

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17
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Father of Botany

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Theophrastus

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18
Q

Father of Toxicology

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Mithridates VI

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19
Q

Father of Pharmacology

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De Materia Medica

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19
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Mithridates’ famed formula of alleged pan-antidotal powers

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Mithridatum

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20
Q

First Pharmacist/Botanist

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Claudius Galen

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21
Q

Class of pharmaceuticals compounded by mechanical means

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Galenicals

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22
Q

The Apothecary

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Damian

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23
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The physician

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Cosmas

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24
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patron saints of
Pharmacy and Medicine

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Damian and Cosmas

25
Q

Separated the arts of
apothecary and physician

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The Arabs

26
Q

Issued by Frederick II,
head of the Holy Roman
Empire

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Magna Carta of 1240

27
Q

The First Official Pharmacopoeia where

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Florence, Italy

28
Q

The First Official Pharmacopoeia name

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Nuovo Receptario

29
Q

digitalis, digoxin

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William Withering

30
Q

Karl Scheele

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arsenic, chlorine, glycerin, organic acids

31
Q

Edward Jenner

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eradication of small pox

32
Q

Bernard Courtois

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– iodine in algae, bromine (sea water)

33
Q

Henri Moissan

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flourine by electrolytic methods

33
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Joseph Caventou & Pierre Pelletier

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quinine, caffeine

33
Q

Pierre Robiquet

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codeine

34
Q

Frederick Serturner

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morphine

35
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Johannes Buchner

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salicin from willow bark, nicotine from tobacco; aspirin and nicotinic acid production

36
Q

Rudolf Brandes & Philipp Geiger–

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hyoscyamine and atropine

37
Q

Paul Ehrlich

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Arsphenamine – syphilis

38
Q

Frederick Banting & Charles Best

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insulin

39
Q

Gerhardt Domagk

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Prontosil (Sulfa drug), for hemolytic
streptococci

39
Q

Alexander Fleming

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penicillin

40
Q

Selman Waksman

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streptomycin & neomycin

41
Q

Jonas Salk

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injectable vaccine for polio

42
Q

Albert Sabin

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oral vaccine for polio

43
Q

The Shakers-

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A religious sect who cultivated herbs and supplied medicinal herbs around the world

44
Q

William Procter Jr.

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Father of American Pharmacy

45
Q

Jonathan Roberts

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first hospital pharmacist

46
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John Morgan

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advocated for prescription writing

47
Q

Andrew Craigie

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America’s first Apothecary General;
developed wholesaling and manufacturing business of
drugs.

48
Q

Stanislas Limousin

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introduced the use of medicine
dropper; developed the apparatus for the administration
of oxygen; invented glass ampules.

49
Q

Ernest Francois Auguste Forneau

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developed
chemotherapy

50
Q

USP

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was approved as book of standards in 1820

51
Q

Relied on using plants (herbs), rituals or chants, and
traditional methods of healing such as ”hilot” or
massage

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Albularyo / Arbularyo / Herbolaryo

52
Q

unqualified persons, allowed only to dispense simple medicines but not to compound Rx.

A

Botiquines

53
Q

trained by foreign RPh , passed an examination conducted by the government and further issued a license.

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Farmaceutico de segunda clase

54
Q

Fr. Blas de la Madre de Dios

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first to make a written record of his findings on plants

54
Q

Father of Philippine Pharmacy

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Don Leon Ma. Guerrero

55
Q

Fr. Fernando Sta. Maria, OP

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devoted his time studying medicinal plants for the sick

56
Q

Fr. Manual Blanco, OSA

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authored Flora de Filipinas, a listing of some local medicinal plants

57
Q

Botica Boie

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First drugstore in the Philippines (1830)