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KEY TERMS

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The amount of drug that reaches its intended destination by being absorbed into the bloodstream BIOAVAILABILITY
To place into INSTILL
The taking of nutrients from food and liquid ABSORBTION
The physical and chemical changes that take place within an organism METABOLISM
Medication administered by injection; such as intravenously or intramuscularly PARENTERAL MEDICATION
The difference between a drug that is manufactured in a different dosage form oe by a different company BIOEQUIVALENCE
The ability of a drug to pass into the bloodstream DISTRIBUTION
The life a drug, which includes absorption, metabolism, distribution, and excretion PHARMACOKINETICS
Elimination of waste products through stool and urine EXCRETION
The AMOUNT OF TIME REQUIRED FOR A CHEMICAL TO BE DECREASED BY ONE HALF HALF-LIFE
latin term for pharmasist Apothecary
code of beiliefs based on tradition rather than fact DOGMA
A spiratual person in a tribe who cares for the spiritual, medicinal, and physical health of the tribe SHAMAN
Set of standards written by a hospital or insurance company for patient treatment PROTOCOL
Pharmasist who monitors patient meds in inpatient and some retail settings CLINICAL PHARMASIST
God of med in Greek mythology AESCULAPIUS
Greek scientist, philosopher Aristotle
English scientist reponsible for scientific methods Bacon.Roger
Greek physician Galen
Greek physician and philosopher, considered to be the father of medicine Hippocrates
Scientist and monk known as father of genetics Mendel, Gregor
Swiss physician, philosopher, and scientist Paracelsus
"Doctors act only for the good of their patients and keep confidential what they learn about their patients" Hippocrates Oath
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