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Introduction To Pharmacy Flashcards

1
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A place where medicines are compounded and dispensed

A

Pharmacy

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2
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The art, practice, or profession of preparing, preserving, compounding, and dispensing medical drugs

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Pharmacy

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3
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Ra 10918

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Philippine Pharmacy act

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4
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Manufacturing

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Large amount

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5
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Dispensing

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Small amount

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6
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substances that can help find out/identify the medical condition of a patient

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Diagnosis

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7
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What does Rx mean

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Recipe; take down (directions of doctors)

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8
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Refers to a written order issued by a physician, dentist, or veterinarian

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Prescription ( for out- patient)

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9
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Order for in-patients in hospitals and other institutions written by the physician on forms or entered directly into the institution’s computer system

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Medication

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10
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3 types of medicine

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  1. Over-the-Counter(OTC)Medicines
  2. Pharmacists-onlyOTCMedicines
  3. Prescription/EthicalMedicines
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11
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Republic act 9502

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Accessible Cheaper and Quality Medicines Act of 2008 or Cheaper Medicine Act

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12
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refers to drugs in their appropriate dosage forms, with assured quality, safety, and efficacy for humans & animals, or both

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Medicine

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13
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Medicines used for symptomatic relief of minor ailments, which may be dispensed without a prescription
- Safe & effective to use

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Over the counter medicine

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14
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OTC Medicines classified by appropriate government agencies to be obtained only from a licensed pharmacist, with mandatory pharmacist’s advice

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Pharmacists-only OTC medicine

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15
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Can only be dispensed by a pharmacist
- Upon presentation of a valid prescription

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Prescription / Ethical medicines

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16
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What’s the difference between brand name and generic name

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Brand Name – propriety name given by manufacturer to distinguish

Generic Name – scientifically and internationally recognized name of active ingredients

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17
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RA 6675

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Generics act of 1988

18
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Placed in contact with the various external parts of human body or with teeth, and mucous membrane of the oral cavity

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Cosmetics

19
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Instrument, apparatus, implement, machine, appliance, implant, in vitro reagent (test tube), or calibrator, software

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Medical devices

20
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Processed food products intended to supplement the diet

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FOOD OR DIETARY SUPPLEMENT

21
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To increase the total daily intake in amounts conforming to the latest Ph- recommended energy and nutrient
intakes or internationally minimum daily requirements

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Food or dietary supplement

22
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  • Used to maintain, enhance, and improve the healthy function of the human body
  • Herbal, fatty acids, enzymes (pepsin), probiotics, & other bioactive substances
A

Health supplement

23
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Contains pharmaceutical substances of common or ordinary use to relieve common physical ailments

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Household remedies

24
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Sum of processes performed by pharmacists from reading, validating and interpreting prescriptions, preparing, packaging, labelling, record keeping, dose calculations, and counseling of giving information

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Dispensing

25
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Refers to act of dispensing or providing medicines in accordance with a prescription or medication order

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Filling

26
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Sum of processes performed by a pharmacist in drug preparation included the calculations, mixing, assembling, packaging, or labelling of a drug

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Compounding

27
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Pharmacists with advanced degrees in
any of the professional specialties
- Serve as educators

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Academic pharmacy

28
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Liaising and consulting with regulatory authorities regarding regulatory legislation and guidelines relating to pharmaceutical products

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Regulatory Pharmacy

29
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Encourage students to conduct scientific research to develop innovations and technology

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Academic pharmacy

30
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  • Responsible for providing advice about regulations to manufacturers
  • Planning undertaking and overseeing product trials and regulatory inspections
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Regulatory Pharmacy

31
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technical areas such as research and development, production, and quality control

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Manufacturing Pharmacy

32
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qualitative and
quantitative checks on raw materials, intermediate and finished products, and packaging components such as glass and plastic containers and printed packaging materials

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Quality control ( manufacturing Pharmacy )

33
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liaising with government regulatory agencies, reviewing control procedures, auditing compliance to current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP)

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Administrative control ( manufacturing pharmacy)

34
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Pharmacists engaged in retail pharmacy practice have specific professional roles to provide direct patient care in their specific setting

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Community, Hospital, and
Institutional Pharmacy

35
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Community / clinical / institutional / Hospital Establishment where medicines, health products, and medical supplies can be bought and sold directly to the general public

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Community

36
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Community / clinical / institutional / Hospital
Works with physicians, nurses, patients, and other personnel

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Hospital

37
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Community / clinical / institutional / Hospital
retail pharmacists located in institutions, organizations, and/or corporations that provide a range of pharmaceutical services exclusively to the employees and/or their qualified dependents

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Institutional

38
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Community / clinical / institutional / Hospital

Work closely with doctors and nurses in the wards

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Clinical Pharmacy

39
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Community / clinical / institutional / Hospital
Pharmacists provide patient care that
optimizes medication therapy and promotes health, wellness, and disease prevention

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Clinical Pharmacy

40
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Community / clinical / institutional / Hospital

Primarily responsible for the drug control system

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Hospital

41
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Involves the provision of services in
relation to policy development, practice, and professional regulation, and delivery of medicines-based interventions for large groups of people/community

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Public Health pharmacy

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