PHA613 PersPharm - History Flashcards
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Before the dawn of history, there were 2 things that people of before used to think and do. What are those?
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Beliefs and Remedies
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- Sickness caused by evil forces
- punishment from the gods
Before the Dawn of History
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Beliefs
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- Offer sacrifices like food and prayers
- Use of natural resources like plants, mud, animals and minerals.
Before the Dawn of History
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Remedies
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TRUE OR FALSE
Ancient man learned from logical reasoning of animals behavior
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FALSE. They learned form INSTINCT & OBSERVATION
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Ancient made use of what materials to create his FIRST Soothing application. Name the 4.
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cool water
mud
leaves
dirt
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The History of Pharmacy has three eras/ages. Name the 3 (in order)
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Antiquity
Middle Ages
Modern Europe
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What was “Pharmacy” called before?
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Apothecary
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This place was the cradle of civilization
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Babylon
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This was also called the “Jewel of ancient Mesopotamia”
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Babylon
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The EARLIEST known record of practice of the art of the apothecary was during what time?
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Ancient Babylon
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During the ancient of Babylon, name the 3 practitioners of healing
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priests
pharmacists
physicians
All in One
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the first record of the symptomsof illness, the prescription and directions for compounding, and invocation to the gods were recorded on a ___?
* Medical texts
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Clay tablets of Mesopotamia (800 tablets)
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In ancient China, the practice of pharmacy originated from whom?
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Shen Nung (2000 BC)
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Father of Chinese Pharmaceuticals
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Shen Nung
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Emperor who investigated the medicinal value of herbs
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Shen Nung
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_____ Native herbal plants: podophyllum, rhubarb, ginseng, stramonium, cinnamon bark, ma huang or ephedra
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365
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Shen Nung wrote a book called ___
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Pen T-Sao (The Botanical Basis of Pharmacy), or native herbals
Lists 365 native herbal plants
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a Taoist & natural philosopher
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Lao Tzu (500 BC)
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author of “The Way”
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Lao Tzu
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Lao Tzu promoted concept of health and prosperity through ____ and _____ of natural cosmic cycles
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awareness and observance
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promoted concept of health and prosperity through awareness and observance of natural cosmic cycles
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Lao Tzu
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balanced of Yin & Yang
Qi (energy)
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TRUE OR FALSE
Yin is unbalanced, therefore Yang tries to balance it.
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE
In Ancient China, people rely on the concept of energy (Qi)
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE
Yin and Yang are different but they complement each other
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE
Yin and Yang if imbalanced causes illness
TRUE
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Papyrus Ebers is under what ancient period?
Ancient Egypt
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oldest, best known and most important pharmaceutical record
Papyrus Ebers
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The Papyrus Ebers is how many yards (or ft) long?
21 yards (60ft)
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The Papyrus Ebers contains __ Rx mentioning ____ drugs.
800 Rx; 700 drugs
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What were the COMMON DOSAGE FORMS (Egyptian preparations) of Egyptians
| MEMORIZE THIS!!!
gargles
suppositories
inhalations
poultices
ointments
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Name the 3 Biblical Records (1200 BC)
Book of Sirach
Genesis
Exodus
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creation of medicines by God
Book of Sirach
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myrrh as astringent, carminative and protectant
Genesis
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olibanum (frankinscence)
Exodus
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Also called "Sealed Earth"
Terra Sigillata
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* One day each year clay was dug from a pit on a Lemnos hillside in the presence of governmental and religious dignitaries
* washed, refined, rolled to a mass of proper thickness
* formed in to pastilles and impressed with an official seal by priestesses, then sun-dried
* the tablets were then widely distributed commercially
Terra Sigillata (Sealed Earth)
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Father of Medicine
Hippocrates(460B.C.)
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Terra Sigillata is present in what period?
Ancient Mediterranean
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He sought the rationalization of treatment
Hippocrates
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He showed the fundamentals of scientific method
Hippocrates
| He used a scientific way of diagnosis and treatment
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Father of Botany
Theophrastus (300 B.C.)
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Philosopher and natural scientists
Theophrastus (300 B.C.)
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Who are the two renowned person in Ancient Greece?
Hippocrates
Theophrastus
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observations and writings dealing with the medical qualities and peculiarities of herbs are accurate, even in the light of present knowledge
Theophrastus(300 B.C.)
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In this ancient period, there was a thin line separating therapeutic and toxicology.
Ancient Turkey
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King of Pontus
Mithridates VI (100 B.C.)
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Father of Toxicology/Royal Toxicologist
Mithridates VI (100 B.C.)
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studied the art of poisoning and the art of preventing and counteracting poisoning
Mithridates VI (100 B.C.)
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* Mitridates famed formula of alleged pan-antidotal powers
* popular for over a thousand years
* antidote against all kinds of poision
Mithridatum
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One of the first therapeutic agents to bear a trademark as a means of identification of source and of gaining customers' confidence
Terra Sigillata (Sealed Earth)
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* a clay tablet originating on the Mediterranean island of Lemnos before 500 B.C.
Terra Sigillata (Sealed Earth)
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Father of Pharmacology
Pedanios Dioscorides (1st A.D.)
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Pedanios Dioscorides (1st A.D.) wrote a compiled his records and is called ____?
De Materia Medica
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De Materia Medica recorded ___ plants and ___ minerals
600 plants and 90 minerals
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What period is Pedanios Dioscorides part of?
Middle Ages
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He recorded what he observed, promulgated excellent rules for collection of drugs, their storage and use (The Herbal)
a. who is he?
b. what is the record called?
a. Pedanios Dioscorides (1st A.D.)
b. De Materia Medica
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TRUE OR FALSE.
The texts od Dioscorides were considered** basic science **as late as the 16th century
TRUE
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First Pharmacist / Botanist
Claudius Galen (130-200 A.D.)
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His principles of preparing and compounding medicines ruled in the Western world for 1,500 years
Claudius Galen (130-200 A.D.)
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Practiced and taught both Pharmacy and Medicine in Rome
Claudius Galen (130-200 A.D.)
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EXPERIMENTER IN DRUG COMPOUNDING
Claudius Galen (130-200 A.D.)
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class of pharmaceuticals compounded by mechanical means
Galenicals
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Galen was the originator of the formula for a ____
cold cream (Galen’s cerates)
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basis of treaties on simple drugs
Galen’s medical writings
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similar to dispensatories
Antidotaria
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more modest formularies
Receptaria
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PHARMACY'S PATRON SAINTS
DAMIAN AND COSMAS
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the apothecary
Damian
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the physician
Cosmas
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* Twinship of the health professions
* Arabian descent
Damian and Cosmas
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Damian and Cosmas careers were cut short in the year ___ by ____
303 by martyrdom
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After canonization, they became the patron saints of Pharmacy and Medicine
Damian and Cosmas
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Practice of Pharmacy and Medicine passed from **lay practitioners to the clerics**
Monastic Pharmacy
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was the center of intellectual life (5th to 12th century)
Monastic Pharmacy
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Collected and cultivated medicinal plants
Monks
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Distilled aromatic and cordial waters
Monks
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Name the 2 famous manuscripts in the Monastic Pharmacy
1. De Viribus Herbarum (Herbs Used by the People)
2. Causae et Curae
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Abbot Odo in France
De Viribus Herbarum (Herbs Used by the People)
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Abbess Hildegard in Germany
Causae et Curae
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They separated the arts of apothecary and physician
The Arabs
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TRUE OR FALSE. The Egyptians established the first apothecary shops
FALSE. The ARABS
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Established in Baghdad (late 8th century) the 1st privately owned drugstore
The Arabs
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The Arabs established in ______ (late 8th century) the 1st privately owned drugstore
Baghdad
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treaties were more influential and authoritative in Europe
The Arabs
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TRUE OR FALSE.
Developed more refined and elegant way of administering drugs
TRUE
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Known as ***Avicenna*** by the Western world
Ibn Sina
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Considered as occupational ancestors of pharmacists who est. their practice of preparation of more sophisticated medicines in Baghdad.
Arabs
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Pharmacist, poet, physician, philosopher, diplomat
Ibn Sina
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What were Ibn Sina's contribution to the sciences of Pharmacy and Medicine
His pharmacetuicals teachings
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He issued the Magna Carta of 1240
Frederick II
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THE "PERSIAN GALEN"
Avicenna
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The Persian Galen
Ibn Sina
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Issued by Frederick II, head of the Holy Roman Empire
Magna Carta of 1240
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Edict creating pharmacy as an independent branch of public welfare service
Magna Carta of 1240
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the ruler of the Kingdom of Two Sicilies
Frederick II
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What are the two groups that collaborated to conceptualize the FIRST PHARMACOPEIA
Guild of Apothecaries
Medical Society
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Pharmacy was separated from Medicine in ___ and _____
Sicily and southern Italy
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TRUE OR FALSE
In the Magna Carta of 1240, the ff were the conditions:
1. No limitation of the numbers of pharmacies
2. Fixed the prices of remedies
3. Did not require official supervision to pharmaceutical practice
4. Made the use of prescribed formulary compulsory
1. False. There is a limitation
2. True
3. FALSE. REQUIRED
4. True
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The First Official Pharmacopoeia originated from
Florence, Italy
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The First Official Pharmacopoeia is also called as
Nuovo Receptario
| written in ITALIAN
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Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus
Paracelsus (1493 –1541 A.D.)
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The first official pharmacopeia was published and became the legal standard for the city-state in year what?
1498
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Revolutionized Pharmacy on medicinal active **“quintessence”** from natural resources
Paracelsus (1493 –1541 A.D.)
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transformed pharmacy from botanical science to chemical science such as minerals.
Paracelsus (1493 –1541 A.D.)
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led to important discoveries in **drug therapy**
Paracelsus (1493 –1541 A.D.)
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In 1617, he formed a separated company
Francis Bacon
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Paracelsus transformed pharmacy from _____ science to _____ science such as minerals.
botanical to chemical science
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Master, Wardens and Society of the Art and Mystery of the Apothecaries of the City of London
The Society of Apothecaries of London
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First organization of pharmacists in the Anglo-Saxon World
The Society of Apothecaries of London
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Cradle of European professional pharmacy
Italy
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State the 4 reasons why European world is indebted to Italy
* 1st professional European apothecary shop
* 1st post-antique antidotary
* 1st pharmacopoeia
* 1st real botanical garden
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1st official pharmacopoeia of the European world
Ricettario Florentino
| Book
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digitalis, digoxin
| Modern Age (18th century)
William Withering
| Modern Age (18th century)
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arsenic, chlorine, glycerin, organic acids
| Modern Age (18th century)
Karl Scheele
| Modern Age (18th century)
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eradication of small pox
| Modern Age (18th century)
Edward Jenner
| Modern Age (18th century)
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# 1.
iodine in algae, bromine (sea water)
| French Pharmacists
Bernard Courtois
| French Pharmacists
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Joseph Caventou & Pierre Pelletier
| French Pharmacists
quinine, caffeine
Isolated alkaloids
| French Pharmacists
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hyoscyamine and atropine
| German Pharmacists
Rudolf Brandes & Philipp Geiger
| German Pharmacists
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flourine by electrolytic methods
| French Pharmacists
Henri Moissan
| French Pharmacists
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Pierre Robiquet
| French Pharmacists
codeine
| French Pharmacists
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Prontosil (Sulfa drug), for hemolytic streptococci
| 20th Century Scientists
Gerhardt Domagk
| 20th Century Scientists
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Frederick Serturner
| German Pharmacists
Isolated morphine, an alkaloid
| German Pharmacists
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salicin from willow bark, nicotine from tobacco; aspirin and nicotinic acid production
| German Pharmacists
Johannes Buchner
| German Pharmacists
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Arsphenamine –syphilis
| 20th Century Scientists
Paul Ehrlich
| 20th Century Scientists
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insulin
| 20th Century Scientists
Frederick Banting & Charles Best
| 20th Century Scientists
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penicillin
| 20th Century Scientists
Alexander Fleming
| 20th Century Scientists
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streptomycin & neomycin
| 20th Century Scientists
Selman Waksman
| 20th Century Scientists
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injectable vaccine for polio
| 20th Century Scientists
Jonas Salk
| 20th Century Scientists
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oral vaccine for polio
| 20th Century Scientists
Albert Sabin
| 20th Century Scientists
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A religious sect who cultivated herbs and supplied medicinal herbs around the world
| Pharmacy in USA
The Shakers
| Pharmacy in USA
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Father of American Pharmacy
| Pharmacy in USA
William Procter Jr.
| Pharmacy in USA
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advocated for prescription writing
| Pharmacy in USA
John Morgan
| Pharmacy in USA
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first hospital pharmacist in America
| Pharmacy in USA
Jonathan Roberts
| Pharmacy in USA
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America’s first Apothecary General; developed wholesaling and manufacturing business of drugs.
Andrew Craigie
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introduced the use of medicine dropper; developed the apparatus for the administration of oxygen; invented glass ampules.
| Pharmacy in USA
Stanislas Limousin
| Pharmacy in USA
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developed chemotherapy
| Pharmacy in USA
Ernest Francois Auguste Forneau
| Pharmacy in USA
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- Est. an apothecary in Philadelphia
- Pioneered the pharmaceutical enterprise
- Practical training school for pharmacists
Christopher Marshall
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Isolated oxygen, discovered chlorine and lactic acid
Carl Wilhelm Scheele
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First President of the American Pharmaceutical Association
Daniel B. Smith
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formerly fulfilled the role of albularyos
Babaylans
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o Folk healers / witch doctors
o Relied on using plants (herbs), rituals or chants, and traditional methods of healing such as ”hilot” or massage
Albularyo / Arbularyo / Herbolaryo
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Independently developed the diphtheria antitoxin
Emil von Behring and Emile Roux
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Preparations in cold and hot water
Macerations
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Preparations in oil of the curative plant parts
Infusions or decoctions
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Preparation:_____ and some powders
Poultices
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Preparations with a waxy base
Resinous plasters and salves
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Preparation: a few empyreumatic products
Inhalationsand fumigations and
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When the Spaniards came to the Philippines, they recognized three groups of natives working for the sick:
1. the mediquillos (diminutive for medicos)
2. the curanderos (curers)
3. the herbolarios (curers using herbs)
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(diminutive for medicos)
the mediquillos
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the curanderos
(curers)
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(curers using herbs)
the herbolarios
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few doctors and pharmacists came to the Ph to practice their profession and they are called?
Facultativos
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In 1843, the medical practice observed by the natives was recognized and allowed by ___ due to the lack of qualified personnel
Governor Francisco Alcala de la Torre
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unqualified persons, allowed only to dispense simple medicines but not to compound Rx.
Botiquines
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trained by foreign RPh , passed an examination conducted by the government and further issued a license
Farmaceutico de segunda clase
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First university in the Philippines to offer the Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy degree and licentiate in pharmacy in 1871 through the Dominican priests
University Of Santo Tomas
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first Filipino pharmacist; one of the first graduates among the class of six at UST
Don Leon Ma. Guerrero
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Father of Philippine Pharmacy”
Don Leon Ma. Guerrero
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Dispensing pharmacist, botanist, an educator and a leader
Don Leon Ma. Guerrero
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A missionary; first to make a written record of his findings on plants
Fr. Blas de la Madre de Dios
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A missionary;
* devoted his time studying medicinal plants for the sick
*authored Medicinas Caceras
Fr. Fernando Sta. Maria, OP
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Fr. Fernando Sta. Maria, OP authored the ?
Medicinas Caceras
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A missionary; authored Flora de Filipinas, a listing of some local medicinal plants
Fr. Manual Blanco, OSA
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Fr. Manual Blanco, OSA authored what ??
Flora de Filipinas
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First drugstore in the Philippines (1830)
Botica Boie
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An establishment that served as a soda fountain and a drug company the the old Escolta in Manila
Botica Boie
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Botica Boie was founded by a young physician-pharmacist
Dr. Lorenzo Negrao
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The bowl with a snake coiled around it is called the _____ with the serpent of Epidaurus.
BOWL OF HYGEIA
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What do you call the serpent in the bowl of hygeia
serpent of Epidaurus
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one of the apparatuses used in extemporaneous compounding
MORTAR AND PESTLE
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Found in prescription pads and principal display panel of ethical/prescription drugs.
Rx symbol
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TRUE OR FALSE
Rx means recipe
TRUE
