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Pharmacy Practice218
Solute: It is a substance dissolved into a solvent to make
a solution mixture. Usually, solute refers to the active ingre-
dient(s) in a solution.
Solution: A liquid mixture in which the minor component (the
solute) is uniformly distributed within the major component
(the solvent).
Solvent: A solvent is (usually) a liquid that has the ability to
dissolve another substance. The most common and available
solvent is water.
Subcutaneous: It refers to an IV injection placed into the skin’s
subcutaneous layer (3rd down).
Sublingual (under your tongue): It refers to placing a tablet
under your tongue to dissolve.
Symptom: It refers to a sign or characteristic that may serve as
a clue to determine an illness or disease.
Syrup: A liquid preparation typically containing a high concen-
tration of a sugar (or sugar substitute), a flavoring agent, and
active drug ingredients.
Tincture: Refers to a drug dissolved in an alcohol solution to
make an oral preparation.
TPN solution: Total parenteral nutrition provides nourishment
to patients intravenously when their digestive tract needs to
be bypassed.
Transdermal: When a drug is administered through the skin,
usually with a patch or ointment.
Trituration: When a solid substance is ground into fine particles
for compounding purposes.
Vaporizer: A medical device used for converting a medicated
liquid into vapor for inhalation.
Vasodilator: It refers to drugs that widen blood vessels,
allowing for blood to flow more freely through arteries. And,
that lowers blood pressure and allows your heart to not work
so hard.
Vial: A small glass or plastic container with a closure used to
contain and store chemicals.
Index
AA
AA
A
ADR (adverse drug reaction) 20
ADR causes 20
ADR classification 21
ADR detection method 27
ADR management 29
AIDS 142
Ambulatory patient 47
Anaphylaxis 23
BB
BB
B
Blood chemistry 201
Blood glucose testing 205
Breast feeding 176
Budget implementation 157
Budget preparation 152, 154
CC
CC
C
CBC 203
Charging policy 53
Cholesterol testing 205
Clinical pharmacist responsibilities
162
Clinical pharmacy 161
Clinical reviews 165
Communication skills 147
Community pharmacy 140
Community pharmacy 34
Controlled drugs 57
CPM (community pharmacy
management) 92
CPM infrastructure requirements
96
CPM staff requirements 95
DD
DD
D
Dangerous drugs 107
DIS (drug information services)
118
DIS computerized services 124
DIS sources 122
Drug abuse 142
Drug distribution 45
Drug interaction 25
Drug interactions 175
Drug store 182
Drug store legal requirements 35
Drug store record maintenance 40
Drug therapy monitoring 162
Drugs classification 192
EE
EE
E
Emergency drugs 109, 110
EOQ 185
FF
FF
F
Family planning 142
HH
HH
H
Hematocrit 204
Hematology 203
Hospital classification 1, 3
Hospital definition 1
Hospital formulary 64
Hospital formulary advantages 65
Hospital formulary contents 65
Hospital formulary preparation 66
Hospital functions 7, 12
Pharmacy Practice220
Hospital medical staff 6
Hospital organization 5, 6
Hospital pharmacy 12, 138
Hospital pharmacy
organization 13
Hospital pharmacy responsibilities
15
II
II
I
Idiosyncrasy 23
Inventory control 184
Investigational drug 191
Investigational drug control 192
LL
LL
L
Labeling 55
Laboratory tests 200
MM
MM
M
Medication adherence 79
Medication adherence monitoring
81
Medication chart 163
Medication history 166
Medication history components
166
Medication orders 146
NN
NN
N
Non adherence 80
OO
OO
O
OTC drugs 172
OTC drugs rational use 174
OTC drugs types 173
OTC medicine checkup 175
Outpatient service 46
PP
PP
P
Patient counseling 131
Patient counseling steps 133
Patient medication history 86
Pharmaceutical care 167
Pregnancy 176
Primary hospital 2
PTC (pharmacy therapeutic
committee) 103
PTC functions 104
PTC in drug safety 108
PTC in emergency drugs 113
PTC organization 103
RR
RR
R
Renal profiling 205
Retail drug store 35, 36
SS
SS
S
Secondary hospital 2
Smoking 142
Storage condition 183
TT
TT
T
TDM (therapeutic drug
monitoring) 72
TDM applications 73
TDM factors 74
Tertiary hospital 2
Toxicity 24
UU
UU
U
Urinalysis 205, 206
WW
WW
W
Ward round participation 165
Wholesale drug store 35, 36
