MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION, HISTORY, TERMINOLOGIES Flashcards
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Branch of science that deals with drugs
Pharmacology
He made the earliest compilation of drugs, which was written by Emperor Shengnung in about 2,700 B.C.
Pen Tsao
Describe penalties for malpractices of practitioner
Code of Hammurabi
Oldest record of Egyptian drugs (name of drugs only)
Kahun papyrus
Record of completion of disease conditions and prescriptions (ds. and drugs)
Ebers papyrus
He assembled the library of clay tablets in Summeria (Asia major).
Ashurbanipal
He is the greatest teacher of medicine; “father of medicine”.
Hippocrates
It is the concept of the healing power of nature.
Vis medicatrix nature
He formed the scientific basis of medicine.
Aristotle
He systemically classifies medicinal plants.
Theophrastus
He established the modern scientific method of naming plants of animals (taxonomy) - both plans and animals.
Carolus Linnaeus
He compiled the 1st Materia medica (old pharmacology).
Dioscorides
He compiled a treatise that included prescriptions for farm animals; father of veterinary medicine.
Publius Vegetius
He classified drugs and poison.
Geber Ibn Hjar
He compiled the 1st pharmacopeia (book).
Valerius Cordus
He discovered the circulation of blood and indicated that drug were distributed to various parts of the body by this means.
William Harvey
He make the 1st I.V. injection of drugs into a dog - 1630.
Christopher Wren
He devised the 1st hypodermic needle and syringe - 1850.
Alexander Wood
He introduced the clinical use of opium (from poppy plants) (1st drug discovered) or laudanum.
Theophrastus Bombastus Von Hohenheim
or Philippus Aureolus Paracelsus
He isolated the narcotic substance of opium and called it morphine after Morpheus (Roman god of dreams).
Fredrich Serturner
He discovered the vaccine against small pox.
Edward Jenner
He established the foundation for modern pharmacology (drug action, D-R. relationship, drug disposition) - action in the body.
Francois Magendie
He observed the use of foxglove (plant) in the Tx. of dropsy.
William Withering
He established the 1st independent laboratory devoted exclusively to the study of pharmacology; father of pharmacology.
Rudolph Buchheim