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jvantyle RX522 COPHS

terminology in bioavailability and bioequivalence

Termdefinition
generic substitution process of dispensing a different brand of generic in place of the prescribed drug product
generic enalapril for Vasotec generic substitution
pharmaceutical alternative drug products that contain the same therapeutic moiety but as different salts
codeine PO4 for codeine SO4 pharmaceutical alternative
pharmaceutical alternatives different dosage forms and strengths within a product line of a single manufacturer
extended-release metoprolol and immediate release metoprolol pharmaceutical alternative
pharmaceutical equivalents drug products that contain the same active drug ingredient and are identical in strength, dosage form and route of administration
chemical equivalent pharmaceutical equivalent
pharmaceutical equivalent must meet identical standards on the active ingredient
pharmaceutical equivalent used in Indiana law for "generic"
pharmaceutical substitution process of dispensing a pharmaceutical alternative for the prescribed product.
amoxicillin suspension for amoxicillin chewable tablets pharmaceutical substitution
therapeutic alternative drug with different active ingredients that have the same therapeutic indication
Cozaar for Avapro therapeutic alternative
enalapril for lisinopril therapeutic alternative
metoprolol for atenolol therapeutic alternative
therapeutic substitution the process of dispensing a therapeutic alternative for another drug product with similar action
APAP for ASA in fever therapeutic substitution
What is the correct term for dispensing tetracycline PO4 for tetracycline HCl? pharmaceutical substitution
What is the correct term for dispensing lisinopril for enalapril? therapeutic substitution
What is the correct term for dispensing amoxicillin suspension for amoxicillin tablets? pharmaceutical substitution
different AI for same use therapeutic alternative
suspension for capsules pharmaceutical substitution
same AI, strength, form and use pharmaceutical equivalents/ generic equivalent
Created by: jvantyle
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