Module 2 Flashcards
healing based on experience
empirical healing
two classes of practitioners of the babylonians
ASIPU (magical healer)
ASU (empirical healer)
relied more heavily on spells and used of magical stones
ASIPU (magical healer)
has a large collection of drugs and that can prepared into several dosage forms
ASU (empirical healer)
close connection between supernatural and empirical healing
egyptians
best known and most important phamaceutical record
ebers papyrus
it is a collection iof 800 prescriptions mentioning 700 drugs
ebers papyrus
means magic spell, remedy or poison
pharmakon or drug
they are Greek physicians
Demiourgori
uses supernatural healing in conjunction with empiriacal remedies
demiourgori
fatehr of modern medicine
Hippocrates
responsible for the rational explanation of illness
Hippocrates
greek physician who followed hippocratic method favored dietary and lifestyle adjustments over drug use.
Iatros
he is the father of botany
Theophrastus
he wrote the Materia Medica
Pedanios Dioscorides
it is the standard encyclopedia of drugs for hundreds of years
Materia Medica
advocated the use of polypharmaceutical preparations or “shotgun preparations”
Cladius Galen
his name is associated with that class of pharmaceuticals compounded by mechanical means–Galencials
Cladius Galen
period where they believed that diseases are caused by sins
middle ages
became centers for healing, both spiritual and corporal
monasterias
patron saint of the apothecaries
Damian
patron saint of the Physicians
cosmas
he was the living link between Oriental and Occidental worlds
Frederick II of Hohenstaufen
the latin term of Apothecaries
Apotheca
meaning of Apotheca
storehouse or repository
what are Apothecaries
the one who prepares or sells drugs or compounds for medicinal purposes
first hospital pharmacist in the First hospital in Pennsylvania
Jonathan Roberts
what year did the First hospital in Pennsylvania operated?
1752
first served the pharmacy operations in Pennsylvania
kinsey house
who established an apothecary shop in Pennsylvania and in what year?
Christopher Marshall, 1729
he earned the title, “the fighting quaker”
Christopher Marshall
is a cardiac glycoside which is used to treat certain heart conditions like congenital heart failure and partial arrhythmia
Digitalis
he discovered Digitalis
Willian Withering
he introduced the Fowler’s solution
Thomas Fowler
It is an arsenic compound
Fowler’s solution
it is first described as a treatment for malaria and syphilis in the late 1700s
Fowler’s solution
it is a plant disease caused by fungus
Ergot
scientific name for ergot
Claviceps Purpurea
who reported the use of ergot and what year is it?
Paullitzky, 1787
other name for Ergot
pulvis ad partum
has a powerful effect on the uterus, causing it to contract, thus inducing labor
ergot
full name of Paracelsus
Aurelus Theophrastus Bombastus Von Hohenheim
required the standarization of medicines
Pharmacopeias
originally written in Italian, was published and became the legal standard for city-state in 1498
Nuovo Receptario
an act enabling to protect the public’s health from ineffective or dangerous drugs
1906 Food and Drug Act
when was the penicillin discovered?
1928
first antibiotic
penicillin
who discovered penicillin
alexander fleming
who followed up the discovery of penicillin
howard walter florey
ernst boris chain
chied narcotic property of opium
morphine
who isolated morphine
Friedrich Wilhelm Adam Serturner
he recognized the alkaloids
friedrich Wilhelm Adam Serturner
used to treat severe pains
morphine
drug classification of morphien
opioid analgesics
a dried latex obtained from the seed capsules of opium poppy (papaver somniferum)
opium
component of the bark cinchona tree
quinine
other names for quinine
jesuits’ bark
cardinal bark
sacred bark
used to treat malaria from as early as 1600s
quinine
year that the quinine was discovered
1820
who discovered quinine
pierre joseph pelletier
joseph caventou
when did strychnine discovered?
1818
who discovered strychnine?
pierre joseph pelletier
joseph caventou
a poisonous alkaloid obtained from the seeds of nux vomica and other species of the genus strychnos
strychnine
where can the strychnine found?
st. ignatius beans
used in rodent poison and in smaller doses can be used as a stimulant for veterenary purposes
strychnine
when did codeine isolated?
1832
a less powerful drug that can be found in opium but can be synthesized
codeine
who discovered codeine
pierre-jean robiquet
mainly used as a cough remedy
codeine
used to replace raw opium for medical purposes
codeine
process of providing information, advice and assistance to help patients use their medications appropriately
patient counseling
father of american pharmacy
william procter jr.
an independent, scientific and non-profit organization dedicated to improving public health
united states pharmacopeia
set the guidelines for the best understood medicinal substances and preparations of the day
united states pharmacopeia
signed into law by pres. franklin roosevelt in June 25, 1938
federal food, drug and cosmetic act
the drug that killed 100 people of 15 states in 1937
elixir sulfanilamide
facilitated the introduction of generic versions of drugs into the market, increasing the availability of affordable medicines
The Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act of 1984
an act that states that pharmacists should not discuss the therapeutic effects or composition with a patient
Code of Ethics of AphA in 1952
an act that states that pharmacists should hold the health and safety of patients to be the first consideration
Revamped Code of Ethics of APhA in 1969
meaning of the APha (unrevised/original)
American Pharmaceutical Association
when did the APha founded?
October 6, 1852
largest association of Pharmacists in the US.
APhA
year where the APha revised their name
2003
revised name of the APha
American Pharmacists Association
ancient cures for diseases of Filipinos
sacrificial offerings
using incantations
using of herbs and animal entrails
three groups of natives working for the sick
Mediquillos
Curanderos
Herbolarios
they are diminutive of medicos
mediquillos
they are curers
curanderos
they are curers using herbs
herbolarios
refers to the doctors and pharmacists who came to the PH to practice their profession
Facultativos
license given by the government to the Filipinos who have acquired knowledge in pharmaceutical matters
farmaceutico de segunda
the year the UST offered BS in Pharmacy
1871
First Filo to study Pharmacy
Don Leon Ma. Guerrero
Father of the Philippine Pharmacy
Don Leon Ma. Guerrero
what year did the Escuela de Practicantes de Medicina y Farmacia opened?
1879
two groups applied for admissions
Spanish Pharmacists (peninsulares) German Pharmacists
he was given the right to admit graduates of Pharmacy
Governor General
first college of pharmacy in the country (faculty)
Dominican Fathers
hospitals that the Franciscans sumthin
Hospital De San Juan de Dios
Hospital de San Lazaro
wrote the Medicinas Caseras
Fernando Sta. Maria O.P
wrote the Flora de Filipinas
Manuel Blanco O.S.A
first drugstore in the PH, and year
Botika Boie, 1938
who founded the Botika Boie
Lorenzo Negrao
he isolated oxygen + year
karl wilhelm scheele, 1773
independently isolated oxygen + year
joseph priestly, 1774
he discovered chlorine + year
karl wilhelm scheele, 1774
publishes his work on vaccination + year
Edward Jenner, 1798
discovered Iodine + year
Bernard Courtois, 1811
discovered Bromine + year
Antoine Balard, 1826
synthesized ethyl alcohol
Hennel, 1826
synthesized Urea
Friedrich Wolher
conducted the first operation using Ether Anesthesia
Crawford Long, 1842
they discovered Aspirin
Felix Hoffman and Arthur Eichengrun
discovered X-ray
wilhem roentgen
discovered radium
Marie and Pierre Curie
introduced Arsphenamine
Paul ehrlich and Sahachiro Hata
also known as Arsphenamine
Salvarsan or 606
isolated Insulin
Sir Frederick Banting and Charles Best, 1922
introduced Prontosil
Gerhard Domagk, 1935
the first sulfa drug
Prontosil
streptomycin was announced
1944
cortison was announced and ACTH, both are for rheumatic arthritis
1949
was introduced to psychiatry
Chlorpromazine
polio vaccine was released
1955