HISTORY & DEVELOPMENT OF VETERINARY DRUGS Flashcards
earliest written compilation of drug written by Emperor
Shenung in about 2700 BC.
PEN TSAO
Veterinary and human medicine were well developed in _______during antiquity
Asia Minor
oldest record of Egyptian drug codification written about 2000 BC. deals with veterinary medicine and uterine disease of women and contains a number of prescriptions.
Kahun Papyrus
Greek physician (400-375 BC.) Great teacher of Medicine.
Hippocrates adapted the notion of a humoral basis for diseases
HIPPOCRATES
four elements of philosophy were;
water, fire, air and earth.
Combinations of these elements gave rise to four humors of the body related to a scale of life from most alive to death.
blood (sanguine temperament),
phlegm (phlegmatic),
yellow bile or urine ( bilious),
black bile (melancholic).
Treatment consisted of attempting to balance these humors by:
replenishing of deficiencies or removing excesses.
begun the scientific basis of medicine who made
and recorded numerous observation on animals.
Aristotle
Officialy recognized books of drug preparation.
Pharmacopeias
He systematically classified medicinal
plants in the basis of their individual characteristics rather than their
recommended use in treatment.
Theophrastus
(702 - 765) classified drugs and poisons and recognized that the
difference between a drug and a poison was a matter of dosage. Any drug can be toxic if given in large amounts.
Geber Ibn Hagar
Developed the practice of pharmacy to a high level and was the first
to distill wines and beers to obtain ethanol for preparing tinctures.
They were also the first to regulate the practice of pharmacy to
standardize the preparation of prespcriptions.
Muslim Culture
his work dealing with physiology and material medica
became authoritive which were used widely for 1400 years.
Galen
(1514 - 1544) compiled the first pharmacopeia and described
techniques to be employed in preparation of drugs.
Valerius Cordus