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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Asclepius | The Greek God representing healing |
| Apothecary | Latin name for pharmacist and pharmacy |
| Bloodletting | practice of draining blood, believed to release illnesses |
| Caduceus | The staff with two snakes intertwined with wings on top. |
| Dogma | Set of principles/rule/belief laid by an authority. |
| Hippocratic oath | An oath taken by physicians regarding medical ethics and practices |
| Inpatient pharmacies | Pharmacies located at a hospital or institutional setting. no patients |
| Laudanum | A mix of alcohol and opium used as a remedy used in the 1800s |
| leeches | worms that feed on blood used for therapy |
| Maggots | Fly larva used in medicine to clean wounds that aren't healing. |
| Medicine | Maintenance of health and the prevention of illneses |
| Opioid | Any substance that binds the opioid receptors |
| Opium | An analgesic derived from the poppy plant. |
| Pharmacist | person who distributes drugs |
| Pharmacy | A facility whr drugs are dispensed or sold |
| Pharmacy clerk | A person who assists pharmacist at the front counter accepting payments for medication. |
| Pharmacy technician | Person who assists pharmacist filling prescriptions and performing other nondirectory tasks |
| Pharmacy technician Certification board | PTCB Issues a national examination for pharmacy technicians |
| Shaman | A person who holds a high place of horror in a tribe as a healer. |
| Staff of Asclepius | The symbol of medical profession; wingless staff with one snake wrapped around it. |
| Trephining | A practice of making an opening in the head to allow disease to leave the body. |