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PersPhar Quiz Flashcards

1
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Greek word “pharmakon” that means medicine or drug.

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Pharmacy

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Any article recognized in the official United States Pharmacopeia/National Formulary, Homeopathic Pharmacopeia of the United States of America, Philippine Pharmacopeia, Philippine National Drug Formulary, British Pharmacopeia, European Pharmacopeia, and any official compendium or any supplement to them;
• Any article intended for use in the diagnosis, cure, mitiga, treatment, or prevention of disease in humans or animals.
• Any article, other than food, intended to affect the structure or any function of the human body or animals.
• Any article intended for use, as a component of articles specified in clauses (1), (2), or (3), not including devices or their components, parts, and accessories and
• Herbal or traditional drugs as defined as Republic Act No. 9502;

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Philippine Pharmacy Act (RA 10918)

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Recognized in the Philippine National Formulary;
• Intended for use in the treatment or cure or mitigation of disease symptoms, injury, or body defects in humans
• Other than food, intended to affect the structure or any function of the human body;

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Universally Accessible Cheaper and Quality Medicines Act of 2008 (RA 9502)

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Earliest known record of practice of the art of apothecary.

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Antiquity Era (Ancient Babylonia)

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recorded the first symptoms of illness, directions for compounding, instructions and invocation to the gods.

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Clay tablets

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6
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relied on spells and magical stones far more than plant materials.

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Asipu (magical healer)

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• Also known as the jewel of ancient Mesopotamia.

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Antiquity Era (Ancient Babylonia

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• Also known as the jewel of ancient Mesopotamia.

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Antiquity Era (Ancient Babylonia

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drew upon large collection of drugs and manipulated them into several dosage such as suppositories, pills, washes, enemas, and ointments.

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Asu (empirical healer)

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Babylon was considered as the cradle of civilization

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Antiquity Era (Ancient Babylonia)

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Babylon was considered as the cradle of civilization

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Antiquity Era (Ancient Babylonia)

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12
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the father of Hygeia who was said to have carried a magical serpent and a bowl of healing medicine, gradually emerged as the official symbol of pharmacy popularly called as the “Bowl of Hygeia”.

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Asclepius

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the official symbol of pharmacy popularly called as the

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“Bowl of Hygeia”

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14
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the official symbol of pharmacy popularly called as the

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“Bowl of Hygeia”

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15
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“Father of Chinese Medicine”

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Shen Nung

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16
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records 365 native herbal plants. It is known as the Chinese Materia Medica.

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Pen T-Sao

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He wrote the book titled Pen T-Sao

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Shen Nung

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18
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In what era does Shen Nung belongs? And. known as the “Father of Chinese Medicine.”

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Ancient China

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He was an emperor who searched and investigated on the medicinal application of herbs.

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Shen Nung

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20
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“Father of Indian Medicine”

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Acharya Charaka

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21
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Acharya Charaka and Charaka Samhita are in what era

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Ancient India

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Acharya Charaka and Charaka Samhita are in what era

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Ancient India

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23
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published by Acharya Charaka, which contains the list of medicinal plants.

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Charaka Samhita

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24
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• The separation of pharmacy and medicine started when public pharmacies were opened and legalized during the 1240 AD in Sicily and Southern Italy. In what era is this?

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Middle ages

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25
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the book of legal standards written in Italian Language in 1498 and was the first pharmacopoeia.

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Nuovo Receptario

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the ruler of the Kingdom of Two Sicilies, allowed the separation of practice of pharmacy in Europe,

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King Frederick II

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the ruler of the Kingdom of Two Sicilies, allowed the separation of practice of pharmacy in Europe,

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King Frederick II

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The separation of pharmacy and medicine started when public pharmacies were opened and legalized during the? And state in what era is this

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Middle ages, 1240 AD in Sicily and Southern Italy.

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29
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the collaboration between the Guild of Apothecaries and Medical Society conceptualized the first Pharmacopeia.

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Florence, Italy

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30
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When was Nuovo Receptario – the book of legal standards written in Italian Language?

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1498

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the book of legal standards written in Italian Language in 1498

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Nuovo Receptario

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32
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A greek physician who wrote De Materia Medica of which contains a record of his observations, rules on the collection of drugs, storage, and use.

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Pedanius Dioscorides

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33
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“Galenicals”

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Claudius Galenus (Galen )

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34
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the first and original formulation, formulated by Galen

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Cold Cream

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35
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a medicinal preparations in accoradance with the formula of Galen and usually composed of a plant constituents.

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Claudius Galenus (Galen )

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36
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The Patron Saints of Pharmacy”

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Saints Cosmas and Damian

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37
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Damian is the apothecary and Cosmas is the ?

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Physician

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38
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Damian is the _________ and Cosmas is the physician.

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Apothecary

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39
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considered as occupational ancestors of pharmacists who establieshed their practice of preparation of more sophisticated medicines in Baghdad.

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Arabs

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40
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The Persian Galen”.

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Ibn Sina a.k.a Avicenna

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41
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Paracelsus
State its full name

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Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim.

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42
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Revolutionized pharmacy by introducing medically active quintessences from natural sources.

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Middle ages, Paracelsus

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43
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Known as the cradle of European professional pharmacy.

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Italy

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44
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The first professional European apothecary.
• The first post- Antiquity’s antidote.
• The first Pharmacopeia
• The first Botanical Garden.

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Italy

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45
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Master Wardens of Society of Art and Mystery of the Apothecaries of City of London”

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Francis Bacon

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46
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The First Hospital Pharmacist”

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Jonathan roberts

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47
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whose practice as hospital pharmacist influenced changes to become of importance to the development of professional pharmacy in North America.
- Advocated prescriptio

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John moran

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48
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– “The first Women American Pharmacist.”

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Elizabeth Marshall

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49
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The Persian Galen”. Contributed through pharmaceutics teaching on drugs

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Ibn Sina a.k.a Avicenna

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50
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considered as occupational ancestors of pharmacists who establieshed their practice of preparation of more sophisticated medicines in Baghdad.

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Arabs

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51
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The Persian Galen”. Contributed through pharmaceutics teaching on drugs.

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Ibn Sina a.k.a Avicenna

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52
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Born as Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim.
• Revolutionized pharmacy by introducing medically active quintessences from natural sources.
• An advocate of chemically prepared drugs frome crude plant and mineral substances.

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Paracelsus

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53
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Paracelsus complete name

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Born as Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim.

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54
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Known as the cradle of European professional pharmacy.

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Italy

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55
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The first Botanical Garden.

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Italy

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56
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An advocate of chemically prepared drugs frome crude plant and mineral substances.

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Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim.

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57
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“Master Wardens of Society of Art and Mystery of the Apothecaries of City of London”

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Francis Bacon

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Revolutionized pharmacy by introducing medically active quintessences from natural sources.

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Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim.

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59
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The first organization of Pharmacists.

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The Society of Apothecary of London

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60
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The first Pharmacopeia

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Italy

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61
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The first Pharmacopeia

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Italy

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62
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The first Pharmacopeia

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Italy

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63
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The First Hospital Pharmacist”

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• Jonathan Roberts

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64
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The first professional European apothecary.

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Italy

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whose practice as hospital pharmacist influenced changes to become of importance to the development of professional pharmacy in North America.

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John Morgan

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“The first Women American Pharmacist.”

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Elizabeth Marshall

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67
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The first post- Antiquity’s antidote.

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Italy

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68
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Advocated prescription writing

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John Morgan

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69
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Isolated oxygen, discovered chlorine and lactic acid.

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Carl Wilhelm Scheele

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70
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“American’s First Apothecary General.”

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Andrew Craigie

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71
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Advocated prescription writing

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John Morgan

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72
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Advocated prescription writing

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John Morgan

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73
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Known as the “Father of Modern Plant Chemistry”

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• Carl Wilhelm Scheele

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74
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Isolated and discovered morphine, which is an

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Friedrich Wilhelm Adam Serturner

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75
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In 1877, Antibiotics was first observed by

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Pasteur

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76
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Isolated and discovered morphine, which is an
alkaloid. An opium’s chief narcotic
constituent.

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77
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Isolated alkaloids such as “quinine”. Also isolated “emetine” from Ipecacuanha in 1817,

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Joseph Pelletier and Joseph Caventou –

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78
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“Struchnine and Brucine from Nux Vomica in 1818, and announced the methods of separation of quinine and cinchonine from cinchona in 1820.”

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• Joseph Pelletier and Joseph Caventou

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79
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The “Marshall Apothecary” ,

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Christopher Marshall

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80
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First US industry in Medicinal herbs.

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• The Shakers

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81
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Pioneered the pharmaceutical enterprise

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Christopher Marshall

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82
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A religious sect who cultivated herbs and supplied medicinal herbs all over the world.

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The Shakers

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83
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Association consists of 20 delegates who opened a membership to all pharmaceutics and druggist of good character who subscribed to its Constitution and its Code of Ethics.

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• American Pharmacist Association –

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84
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“The Fighting Quaker”

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Christopher Marshall

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85
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The first President of American Pharmaceutical Association.

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Daniel B. Smith

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86
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First US industry in Medicinal herbs.

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The Shakers

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87
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The Father of American Pharmacy.

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William Procter Jr.

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88
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The Father of American Pharmacy.

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William Procter Jr.

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89
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Introduces the use of medical dropped.

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Stanislas Limousin

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90
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Development of the apparatus for the administration of oxygen and invented glass ampoules.

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Stanislas Limousin

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91
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Independently developed diptheria anititoxin.

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• Emil von Behring and Emile Roux

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92
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pioneer in producing the vaccine.

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.
• Park, Davis & Company –

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93
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Developed chemical compounds that fight against specific pathogens.

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• Ernest Francois Auguste Fourneau

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94
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treatment for Syphilis

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Bismuth and Arsenic Compounds

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95
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Who discovered discovered Penicillin in 1929

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Alexander Fleming

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96
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Penicillin in 1940 went underdeveloped in which further studied by

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Florey and Chain

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97
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Penicillin in 1940 went underdeveloped in which further studied by

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Florey and Chain

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98
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Discovered in 1944.

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Streptomycin

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99
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• It is used to treat infections caused by bacteria in ear, throat, skin, and preventing rheumatic fever.

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Penicillin

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100
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• It is used to treat infections caused by bacteria in ear, throat, skin, and preventing rheumatic fever.

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Penicillin

101
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Used to treat moderate to severe
tuberculosis, pneumonia, E. coli, influenza, plague, and other infections caused by certain bacteria.

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Streptomycin

102
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Used to treat moderate to severe
tuberculosis, pneumonia, E. coli, influenza, plague, and other infections caused by certain bacteria.

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Streptomycin

103
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Discovered in 1947.
• Used to treat superficial eye infections such
as bacterial conjunctivitis, and otitis externa.

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Chloramphenicol

104
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Discovered in 1947.
• Used to treat superficial eye infections such
as bacterial conjunctivitis, and otitis externa.

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Chloramphenicol

105
Q

Discovered in 1947.
• Used to treat superficial eye infections such
as bacterial conjunctivitis, and otitis externa.

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Chloramphenicol

106
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First school who offered BA Pharmacy?

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Ust

107
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When was the time UST offered this course?

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1871

108
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The Spaniards upon colonization, recognized three groups working for the sick:

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The mediquillos (diminutive for medicos)
➢ The curanderos (curers)
➢ The herbolarios (curers using herbs)

109
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The first Filipino who studied pharmacy.

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Don Leon Ma. Guerrero

110
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The first Drugstore in the Philippines.

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Botica Boie

111
Q

Botica Boie is Founded by physician-pharmacist named

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Dr.
Lorenzo Negro.

112
Q

Known as the “Father of Philippine
Pharmacy.”

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Don Leon Ma. Guerrero

113
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A book written by Fr. Fernando Stam Maria which contains a list of medicinal barks and herbs, cappvarious sickness, secrets and rareties.

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Medicinas Caseras

114
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Medicinas Caseras
• A book written by

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Fr. Fernando Stam Maria

115
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The first Filipino Registered Pharmacist.

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Don Leon Ma. Guerrero

116
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A book authored by Fr. Manuel Blanco.

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Flora de Filipinas

117
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The Evolution of Pharmacist’s Role

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The Traditional era (1900-1930)

The Scientific era (1930-1960)

The Clinical era (1960-1990)

The Pharmaceuticals Care Era (Current Era)

118
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The Evolution of Pharmacist’s Role

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The Traditional era (1900-1930)

The Scientific era (1930-1960)

The Clinical era (1960-1990)

The Pharmaceuticals Care Era (Current Era)

119
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The Evolution of Pharmacist’s Role

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The Traditional era (1900-1930)

The Scientific era (1930-1960)

The Clinical era (1960-1990)

The Pharmaceuticals Care Era (Current Era)

120
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developtment of new drugs; scientific testing; mass production of synthetic drugs and antibiotics.

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The Scientific era (1930-1960) –

121
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In what year is the Clinical Era?

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The Clinical era (1960-1990)

122
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formulating and dispensing drugs derived from natural sources.

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The Traditional era (1900-1930) –

123
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Pharmacists are expected to dispense drug information, warning, advice, and suggestions to the patient.

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The Clinical era (1960-1990)

124
Q

In what year is the Pharmaceutical Care Era?

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Current

125
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developtment of new drugs; scientific testing; mass production of synthetic drugs and antibiotics.

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The Scientific era (1930-1960)

126
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Practice of pharmacy focused on ensuring positive outcomes for drug related therapies.

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The Pharmaceuticals Care Era (Current Era)

127
Q

In what year is the trafitional era?

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The Traditional era (1900-1930)

128
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In what year is the scientific era?

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The Scientific era (1930-1960)

129
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The first Filipino Registered Pharmacist.

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Don Leon Ma. Guerrero

130
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Evaluation of a patient’s medicine by determining the indication of safety and effective of the therapy

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Scope of Pharmacy

131
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The provision of pharmaceutical care by taking responsibility for the patient’s medicine related needs and being accountable for meeting these nneds,

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Scope of Pharmacy

132
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What are the 5 scope of Pharmacy?

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The provision of pharmaceutical care by taking responsibility for the patient’s medicine related needs and being accountable for meeting these nneds,

  1. Compounding, preparation and dispensing of medicine.
    • 3. Purchasing, Acquiring, Importing, Releasing and storage of medicines.
    • 4. Initiation and conducting pharmaceutical research and developtment.
    • 5. Promotion of Public Health.
133
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Give 3 Professional functions of a Pharmacist

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  1. Participating in the practice of drug use decisions.
  2. Selecting drug product dosage form.
  3. Selecting the drug product source of supply.
  4. Determine the dose and dosage schedule.
  5. Preparing the drug product for patient’s
    use.
  6. Providing drug information to the patient.
  7. Monitoring the patient to maximize
    complience.
  8. Monitoring the patient to detect adverse
    drug reactions and interactions.
  9. Monitoring the patient to enhance the
    outcomes of drug therapy.
  10. Counseling patient on the appropriate
    utilization of medication.
134
Q
  1. Functions indirectly related to dispensing. These include such tasts as stocking shelves, cleaning up after pharmacists has prepared the drug. Clearly these are no professional tasks.
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Technical functions

135
Q

• Proper prescription management.
• Record keeping.
• Pricing procedures.
• Maintaining patient’s drug histories. • Inventory control.
• Purchase request.
• Personal scheduling. • Payroll.

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Administrative, Supervisory, and Managerial Functions:

136
Q

• Proper prescription management.
• Record keeping.
• Pricing procedures.
• Maintaining patient’s drug histories. • Inventory control.
• Purchase request.
• Personal scheduling. • Payroll.

A

Administrative, Supervisory, and Managerial Functions:

137
Q

Many pharmacists embark on putting their own drugstore. They directly dependent on their own skills as professionals and as managers.

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Entrepreneurial Functions

138
Q

Many pharmacists embark on putting their own drugstore. They directly dependent on their own skills as professionals and as managers.

A

Entrepreneurial Functions

139
Q

Functions carried out as a prerequisite to dispensing. These include the repacking of multiple and unit dose packages of drugs and their label.

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Technical Functions

140
Q

The possibility of conflicts between professional and entrepreneurial goals, values, and activities is very high.

A

Entrepreneurial Functions

141
Q

Give 3 pr more functions of other pharmacist

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  1. Research and Developtment
  2. Production
  3. Quality Control
  4. Sales and Marketing
  5. Teaching and research in academic instutions
  6. Legal and regulatory fucntions with regards to dugs and pharmaceutical practice
    Administrative, Supervisory, and Managerial Functions:
    7. Public health functions
  7. Association world
  8. Pharmaceutical Journalism
142
Q

The Philippine Practice Standards for Pharmacists or PhilPSP (2015), developed by the Philippine Pharmacists Association Inc., identified five (5) major areas of pharmacy practice. Name them

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Academic Pharmacy

Regulatory Pharmacy

Manufacturing Pharmacy

Community, Hospital, and Institutional Pharmacy

Public Health Pharmacy

143
Q

Serve as educators who prepare students to become professional pharmacists through effective teaching and training programs aligned with the curriculum of pharmacy.

A

Academic pharmacy

144
Q

The Pharmacists in industry work predominantly in technical areas such as research and developtment, production and quality control and as well as non-technical areas such as marketing and administration.

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Manufacturing pharmacy

145
Q

Community – also known as drugstore. An establishment where medicines, health products and medical supplies can be bought and sold directly to the general public.

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Community, Hospital, and Institutional Pharmacy

146
Q

Community – also known as drugstore. An establishment where medicines, health products and medical supplies can be bought and sold directly to the general public.

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Community, Hospital, and Institutional Pharmacy

147
Q

They are liasing and consulting with regulatory authorities regarding regulatory legislation and guidelines relating to pharmaceutical products.

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Regulatory Pharmacy

148
Q

Institutional – refers to retail pharmacies location in institutions, organizations, and/or corporations that provide a range of pharmaceutical services exclusively to the employees and/or their dependents.

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Community, Hospital, and Institutional Pharmacy

149
Q

The practice of pharmacy involves the provision of services in relation policy developtment, practice and professional regulation, and delivery of medicines-based for large group of people or community.

A

Public Health Pharmacy

150
Q

also known as drugstore. An establishment where medicines, health products and medical supplies can be bought and sold directly to the general public.

A

Community

151
Q

hospital division that provides the medicine and medical supplies needed in different units of hospital. A hospital pharmacists works with physicians, nurses, patients, and other healthcare personnel.

A

Hospital

152
Q

Other Fields in pharmacy

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Clinical Pharmacy

• Ambulatory care/Outpatient Pharmacists

Nuclear Pharmacists

Military Pharmacy

Oncology Pharmacy

153
Q

Other Fields in pharmacy

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Clinical Pharmacy

• Ambulatory care/Outpatient Pharmacists

Nuclear Pharmacists

Military Pharmacy

Oncology Pharmacy

154
Q

provide care to patients transitioning from hospital to home or another health care facility especially for patients taking multiple medication.

A

Ambulatory care/Outpatient Pharmacists

155
Q

a health science discipline in which pharmacist provide patient care that optimizes medication therapy and promotes health, wellness, and disease preventions.

A

Clinical Pharmacy

156
Q

contributes to the health and service members during peace and war. They may serve in community hospitals or military bases, where they serve service members of their family, or they may be deployed with hospital field.

A

Military Pharmacy

157
Q

contributes to the health and service members during peace and war. They may serve in community hospitals or military bases, where they serve service members of their family, or they may be deployed with hospital field.

A

Military Pharmacy

158
Q

prepare and dispense patient – specific compounds that aid in diagnostic imaging and therapeutic procedures. They practice mostly in hospitals and they have minimal patient interaction.

A

Nuclear Pharmacy

159
Q

aid cancer care teams in treating patients about side effects, conducting safety checks, preparing chemotherapy doses, and conducting drug
developtment research. They work to maximize the benefits of drug therapy and minimuze toxicities.

A

Oncology Pharmacy

160
Q

evolved from compounding medicines to include pain management treatment and other consults.

A

Veterinary Pharmacists

161
Q

spend the majority of their time researching and developtment of new drugs as well as alternative interactions for existing ones.

A

Research and Developtment

162
Q

spend the majority of their time researching and developtment of new drugs as well as alternative interactions for existing ones.

A

Research and Developtment

163
Q

spend the majority of their time researching and developtment of new drugs as well as alternative interactions for existing ones.

A

Research and Developtment

164
Q

Seven/Ten Star Pharmacist Concept

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Caregiver
Decision maker
Communicator
Manager
Life long learner
Teacher
Leader
Researcher
Entrepreneur
Agent of Positive change

165
Q

Seven/Ten Star Pharmacist Concept

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Caregiver
Decision maker
Communicator
Manager
Life long learner
Teacher
Leader
Researcher
Entrepreneur
Agent of Positive change

166
Q

Pharmacists must provide a link between physicians and patient, and to other healthcare providers. He/she should have complete knowledge and be confident. He/she must posses good and effective communication skills.

A

Communicator

167
Q

Pharmacists must provide caring services of the highest quality and view their practice as integrated and continuous with those of the health care system and other professionals

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Caregiver

168
Q

Ability to manage the natural and commercial resources which include manpower, pjysical and financial resource. He/she must assume greater responsibility for managing the drug label information, ensure the qualiyu of pharmaceuticals and maintain clinical competency and function in patient care activities. Develop and maintain department policies and procedures, foals, objectives, QA programs, safety, and environmental and infection standard.

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Manager

169
Q

A pharmacist’s work revolves around accurate decisions made or taken regarding appropriate, effacacious, safe, and cos-effective use of resources. A pharmacists must posses the ability to evaluate, synthesize data and information and decide upon appropriate course of acion.

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Decision maker

170
Q

Update knowledge and skills in order to keep up with the current trends and issues related to drug therapy management.

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Life ling learner

171
Q

Assist education and training of future generations of pharmacists and the general public.

A

Teacher

172
Q

Assist education and training of future generations of pharmacists and the general public.

A

Teacher

173
Q

Assist education and training of future generations of pharmacists and the general public.

A

Teacher

174
Q

Creates an idea/vision and motivate other team members to achieve vision.

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Leader

175
Q

Effectively manage resources and information to optimize patient care.

A

Entrepreneur

176
Q

contribute to the developtment of medicines and evaluate pharmaceutical care and services.

A

Researcher

177
Q

contribute to the developtment of medicines and evaluate pharmaceutical care and services.

A

Researcher

178
Q

Pharmacist must have a clear vision, knowlegeable, patient, and persistent.

A

Agent of positive change

179
Q

Engage in teaching scientific, technical, or professional pharmacy course in a school or college of pharmacy.

A

Activities Exclusive to Pharmacists

180
Q

Supervise the practice of sub-professionals in the dispensing of pharmaceutical products.

A

Activities exclusive to pharmacists

181
Q

Supervise the practice of sub-professionals in the dispensing of pharmaceutical products.

A

Activities exclusive to pharmacists

182
Q

Conduct or undertake scientific research in all aspects, involving pharmaceutical products and health care.

A

Activities Non-exclusive to Pharmacists

183
Q

Performing physicochemecal analyses of medical devices used in aid of administration of pharmaceutical products.

A

Activities Non-exclusive to Pharmacist

184
Q

Provide other services where pharmaceutical knowledge is required.

A

Activities exclusive to Pharmacist

185
Q

Performing physicochemecal analyses of medical devices used in aid of administration of pharmaceutical products.

A

Activities non-exclusive to pharmacist

186
Q

Render services, such as clinical pharmacy services, drug information service, regulatory services, pharmaceutical marketing, medication management, or whenever the expertise and technical knowledge of the pharmacist is required.

A

Activities exclusive to Pharmacist

187
Q

Prepare, compound, or manufacture, preserve, store, distribute, procure, sell or dispense, or both any pharmaceutical product or its raw materials.

A

Activities exclusive to pharmacist

188
Q

Administer adult vaccines that are approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) subject to the training, certification, and other requirements in IRR of R.A No. 10918

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Activities non-exclusive to pharmacist

189
Q

Republic Act 8981, otherwise known as

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“PRC Modernization Act of 2000”,

190
Q

Is a four-year Bachelor’s degree which provides a broad spectrume of scientific training and can lead to employment in a wider range of scientific fields principally in higher eduction institutions, community drugstores, hospitals in government agencies, research establishments, public health and pharmacy industry.

A

Pharmacy education

191
Q

Pharmacy education should also encompass:

A

➢ Pharmaceuticals
➢ Cosmetics
➢ Household hazardous substances
➢ Drug delivery services and veterinary
medicine

192
Q

It was created to take care of the standardization and regulation of pharmaceutical education. The Council is composed of the following:
➢ Secretary of Health
➢ Undersecretary of Health Service
➢ FDA Administrator
➢ Chairman of the Board of Pharmacy
➢ Dean, College of Pharmacy, UP
➢ Dean, College of Pharmacy, Private
School
➢ Representative of a bonafide National
Pharmaceutical Organization in the Philippines.

A

The council of Pharmaceutical Education

193
Q

The council of Pharmaceutical Education is composed of

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Secretary of Health
➢ Undersecretary of Health Service
➢ FDA Administrator
➢ Chairman of the Board of Pharmacy
➢ Dean, College of Pharmacy, UP
➢ Dean, College of Pharmacy, Private
School
➢ Representative of a bonafide National
Pharmaceutical Organization in the Philippines.

194
Q

The first school to offer a Pharmacy program in the Philippines. Founded in May 1971 by virtue of the modification of Moret Decree.

A

Ust

195
Q

In what year When the Americans took over, the curriculum was reduced to a four-year course.

A

1901

196
Q

pharmacy graduates had to pass another examination given by the government, specifically by the Board of Examiners of Junta Examinadora.

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During the American occupation

197
Q

In what year when the course was reduced to three years

A

1916

198
Q

the curriculum was revised to five-year
course

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1954

199
Q

the four-year curriculum leading to the
Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy was re-
adapted.

A

1930

200
Q

the degree of Bachelor of Science in
Pharmacy curriculum was given reduced to four
years with the integration of some subjects.

A

1984

201
Q

a two-year Post-Baccalaureate Program was offered to registered pharmacists who will earn the title of Doctor of Pharmacy upon completion of program. It focuses on out- patient care in all Pharmacy setting.

A

2017

202
Q

In what year the University of Santo Tomas aside from
BS Pharmacy course, offered a five-year Pharmacy Program major in Clinical Pharmacy, which paved way for students to venture into another promising field in pharmacy practice.

A

2006

203
Q

Pharmacy core subjects

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Pharmaceutical Botany with Taxonomy • Human Anatomy and Physiology with
Pathophysiology
• Introduction to the Health Care System • Perspective in Pharmacy
• Organic Chemistry
• Technical writing
• Interpersonal Communication skills for
Pharmacist

204
Q

A component of health services research that focuses on the assessment and evaluation of pharmacy practice.

A

Pharmacy Research

205
Q

In pharmacy Research
It includes the developtment and testing of new dosage forms or medication administration modalities.

A

Basic pharmaceutical sciences,

206
Q

In Pharmacy Research

concern in the efficacy, safety, and pharmacokinetics of drugs.

A

Clinical research

207
Q

In Pharmacy Research

addressing various issues such as the evaluation of new and existing services, workload measurement, Pharmacoeconomics, and quality management.

A

Pharmacy practice research

208
Q

In Pharmacy Research

addressing various issues such as the evaluation of new and existing services, workload measurement, Pharmacoeconomics, and quality management.

A

Pharmacy practice research

209
Q

They are being asked daily to provide responses to numerous drug requests for a variety of people.

A

Essential Pharmaceutical Literature

210
Q

PhD and MS candidate must have a sufficient fundamental knowledge in research methodology statistics and his/her discipline of study.

A

Post-Graduate Training and Specialty
PhD or MS Pharmacy

211
Q

Pharmacists are in constant need of recent information concerning drugs, pharmaceutical products and even disease states.

A

Essential Pharmaceutical Literature

212
Q

Prepare advanced generalist and specialist pharmacists to provide collaboratice seamless and holistic care for patients across different stages of their healthcare journey from diagnosis and treatment to post discharge follow-up.

A

PharmD (Doctor of Phamacy)

213
Q

A residencies programs are designed for pharmacists who would like to gain more hands-on knowledge and skill set in advanced patient care practice.

A

Pharmacy Residency Programme

214
Q

The program is highly patient-focused and is suitable for candidates who are currently practicing in an institution providing direct patient care

A

PharmD (Doctor of Phamacy)

215
Q

Advanced practitioner or specialist pharmacist in a medical specialty of oncology, infectious diseases, psychiatry, cardiology or geriatrics.

A

Pharmacy Residency Programme

216
Q

They often became epidemiologist, statistician, public health advcates, health administrator, or natural scientist.

A

Post-grad Degree unrelated to Pharmacy

217
Q

Pharmacists who prefer non-clinical postgrad degree often opt to do Masters of Public Health, Masters of Health Administration or an MBA.

A

Post-grad Degree unrelated to Pharmacy

218
Q

Republic Act No. 10912 known as

A

“Continuing
Professional Development (CPD) Act of 2-16)” is an act which requires CPD as mandatory requirement for the renewal of Professional Identification Card (renewed every 3 years)

219
Q

is an act which requires CPD as mandatory requirement for the renewal of Professional Identification Card (renewed every 3 years)

A

Republic Act No. 10912
• Otherwise known as the “Continuing
Professional Development (CPD) Act of 2-16

220
Q

is an act which requires CPD as mandatory requirement for the renewal of Professional Identification Card (renewed every 3 years)

A

Republic Act No. 10912
• Otherwise known as the “Continuing
Professional Development (CPD) Act of 2-16

221
Q

is an act which requires CPD as mandatory requirement for the renewal of Professional Identification Card (renewed every 3 years)

A

Republic Act No. 10912
• Otherwise known as the “Continuing
Professional Development (CPD) Act of 2-16

222
Q

When did the CPD act lapsed into law

A

July 21,2016

223
Q

When did the CPD act took effect

A

August 16,2016

224
Q

How many CPD units are required for renewing their Professional Identification cards?

A

15 units

225
Q

is
the process of developing professional skills and knowledge through interactice, participation- based or independent learning, It enables learners to proactively develop capabilities through certified learning or self-guided learning methods.

A

Continuing Professional Developtment (CPD)

226
Q

Importance of Continuing Professional Developtment (CPD):

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  1. Prove they are capable of adhering to
    currenr essential standards.
  2. Helps people retain a consistent set of
    high quality, relevant skills and knowledge throughout their professional life.
  3. Demonstrate new knowledge, work to impressive standards, and progress their career.
227
Q

Formal CPD: structured, active learning

A

➢ Online and offline training courses.
➢ Learning-oriented conferences and
meetings.
➢ Group events.
➢ Workshops.

228
Q

➢ Studying online and offline publications written by industry experts.
➢ Reading articles and case studies.
➢ Listening to and making notes on
podcats,
➢ Writing articles and essays for personal
development.
➢ Additional studying and revising for
professional examinations.

A

B. Informal CPD: unstructured, self-directed learning

229
Q

➢ Online and offline training courses.
➢ Learning-oriented conferences and
meetings.
➢ Group events.
➢ Workshops.

A

A. Formal CPD: structured, active learning

230
Q

“Chief of te Fabrication”-

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ANCIENT EGYPT
• “Chief of te Fabrication”-gatherers and preparers of drugs.

231
Q

Oldest well medical document preserved.

A

Papyus Ebers (1500BC)-i

232
Q

gatherers and preparers of drugs.

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ANCIENT EGYPT
• “Chief of te Fabrication”-gatherers and preparers of drugs.

233
Q

Father of Medicine”.

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Hippocrates-

234
Q

A clay tablet originating from the Mediterranean island
of Lemnos before 500 BC .

A

Terra Sigillata (Sealed Earth)-

235
Q

the “Father of Botany”

A

Theophrastus

236
Q

(Sealed Earth)-

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Terra Sigillata

237
Q

“King of Pontus”

A

Mithridates VI

238
Q

it is a collection of 800 prescriptions containing 700 drugs and recorded formulas for gargles, suppositories, inhalations,
poultices, lotions and ointments.

A

Papyrus Ebers

239
Q

An early
“trademarked” Drugs

A

Terra Sigillata

240
Q

An early
“trademarked” Drugs

A

Terra Sigillata

241
Q

An early
“trademarked” Drugs

A

Terra Sigillata

242
Q

In Greek this means Magic Spell or remedy or poison.

A

Drug or Pharmakon

243
Q

the antidote against all kinds of poisons.

A

Mithridatum

244
Q

A record of his observation, rules and the collection of drugs,
storage and use.

A

De Marteria Medica-

245
Q

He wrote De Marteria Medica-

A

Pedanius Dioscorides-

246
Q

Medical preparations in accordance with the formula of Galen and usually composed of a plant constituent.

A

Galenicals

247
Q

Chloramphenicol was developed in what year?

A

1947

248
Q

Streptomycin was developed in what year?

A

1944

249
Q

THE FUNCTIONS OF PRACTICING PHARMACCIST

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  1. Professional function
  2. Technical function
  3. Administrative, supervisory & managerial functions
  4. Entrepreneurial functions

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