Pharmacy Science Flashcards
German Emperor Frederick II
First person to separate medical profession from pharmaceutical
16th Century Swiss Physician Paracelsus
Stressed the need for treatment that would be specific for a particular disease and advocated that alchemists should prepare medicine and not gold or silver
1600s-1700s educational process for pharmacists
Apprenticeships and pass rigid exams
Edward Jenner
Made the small pox vaccines
Paul Ehrich
started chemical treatment of disease
Robert Koch
started the understanding of infectious diseases
First United States pharmacopeia
not written by pharmacists
First pharmacy school
The Philadelphia College of Apothecaries 1812
First state to have a state regulation of pharmacy
Treaty of Orleans (Louisiana) 1808
What year was pharmacy school conformed to have a certain criteria to be achieved while in school to graduate
1932
What was pharmacy practice in the 1950s about
Safety of the drug product and very drug centered model
At this convention pharmacists to see themselves as practitioners of a clinical profession
1985 Hilton Head Conference
Pharmaceutical Care in 1990-1995
Professional relationship must be established and maintained, Present Model
Apothecary
Latin term for pharmacist, refers to the early practice of pharmacy
Compounding
producing, mixing, or preparing a drug by combining two or more ingredients
Pharmacy
the art and science of preparing and dispensing medication
The Age of Antiquity
time of ancient humans and the great ancient empires. 5000 BCE through CE 499
Ancient Humans
studied birds and animals for first soothing remedies, learned by trial and error
Ancient Mesopotamia
Babylon, cradle of civilization, earliest known record of apothecary practice
Healers
priests, pharmacists, and physicians all in one
Pen T-Sao
native herbal recording of 365 drugs, written by Emperor Shen Nung
Shen Nung
Father of Chinese medicine who tasted herbs to determine their toxic effects and died of an overdose
Echelons
gatherers and preparers of drugs, similar to the modern day pharmacy technician
Cheifs of Fabrication
head pharmacist
Papyrus Ebers
ancient and important pharmaceutical record in ancient Egypt
Charaka Samhita
recorded approximately 2000 drugs, is the most important pharmaceutical record for ancient Indians
Terra Sigilata
first therapeutic agent to bear a trademark meaning “sealed earth”, small clay tablet about the size of asprin
Theophrastus
one of the greatest early Greek philosophers and natural scientist known as the father of botany
Hippocrates
“Founder of Medicine”
Corpus Hippocraticum
written by Hippocrates, one of the first texts to reject the idea that illnesses were caused by mystical forces
Humors
four body fluids- blood, phlegm, yellow bile, and black bile- that according to an ancient theory related to a mood or personality charactersitic
Hippocratic Oath
A promise made new physicians to treat all people fairly, and to seek to preserve life
Mithridates VI
known for developing and using himself and prisoners to test poisons and antidotes
De Materia Medica
encylcopedia of remedies from plants or roots, thought to be the first book to organize meds for what they do
Galen
practiced and taught both pharmacy and medicine in Rome during 130-200 CE
First Apothercaries
established by Arabs in the late 18th century, separated the arts of the apothecary and physician
Pharmacopoeia
A book containing a list of drug products used in medicine, including their descriptions and formulas
First Organization of pharmacists
King James I granted a separate company known as the Master, wardens, and society of art and mystery of he apothecaries of the city of London
Christopher Marshall
established and apothecary shop in Philadelphia and the shop became a leading store
Elizabeth Marshall
granddaughter of Christopher Marshall; took over management of the family store
America’s First Hospital
founded by Benjamin Franklin in Philadelphia in 1751
Jonathan Roberts
the first hospital pharmacist in America
John Morgan
physician who advocated separation of pharmacy and physician parties
Andrew Craige
A pharmacy pioneer who developed an early pharmaceutical wholesaling and manufacturing business and was the first pharmaceutical officer in the American Navy
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Americas first educational institution for pharmacy
American Pharmaceutical Association
APhA- founded in 1853 to provide for more uniform standards of education
William Procter
known as the father of american pharmacy
Gregor Mendel
scientist who began the history of genetics
American Council on Pharmaceutical Education
ACPE- resposible for accreditation for colleges of pharmacy and continuing education programs