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PT 136 Pharmacy Tech

Stack 01/05/2009

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Specilaty area of pharmacy consisting of compounding and dispensing of radioactive materials. Nuclear pharmacy
Subtype of WBC that is produced from lymphocytes that matured in the thymus T-cells
Another term for antibodies immunoglobulins
The inner fluid of the cell, containing RNA, where cell respiration takes place. cytoplasm
Ultramicroscopic infectious pathogen that can replicate itself only within cells of a living host. virus
Subtype of WBC that is produced from lymphocytes that matured in bone marrow. B-cells
Selectively permeable phospholipid membrane that allows materials in and out of a cell. cell membrane
Characteristics that vary from pathogen to pathogen. shape, size, & motility
Type of oral hypoglycemic agent that decreases intestinal absorption of glucose and improves insulin sensitivity biquanides
Route of administration also know as transdermal route percutaneous
Drug class used to treat dysfunctions of the menstrual cycle, including uterine bleeding, amenorrhea and endometriosis progestins
Juvenile diabetes or growth onset diabetes mellitus IDDM
Route of administration that includes the buccal and sublingual route parenteral
Adult onset diabetes mellitus NIDDM
Diabetes caused by the use of other medications secondary diabetes
Hypothyroid agents used as thyroid replacement therapy liotrix and liothyrinone
Factors used when determining the best route of administration Pt's age, physical state & condition
Dosage form that is defined as an aqueous solution containing sucrose syrup
Dosage form that consists of a solute and a solvent solution
Term that is defined as evaporating readily volatile
The length of time that a product remians stable until decomposition occurs shelf life
Drug class that is directed into a body cavity or against a body part to clean and disinfect douches
Disease causing organisms pathogens
Drug class used to clenase and treat diseases of the mouth and throat gargles and washes
Recipe of prescription that lists the components and quantites of a product formulation
Created by: Mrs. M
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