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Who is regarded as the father of pharmacy?

John Adney
Answered: Feb 15, 2017

But that is true ofor the father of american pharmacy. For international people we were taught that Galen is the father of pharmacy.

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Why can't Heparin be administered orally?

D.Anthonyda
Answered: Jan 15, 2018

Haparin is a medication used to prevent and treat blood clots. It is administered by injection. Heparin can never be administered orally because it is large and negatively charged and cannot pass...Read More

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Who is regarded as the father of pharmacy?

Dr.fahavirgo
Answered: Nov 12, 2019

But i know that, Galen is the father of pharmacy

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What is the name of the field of pharmacy that concerns with the lawful pratices and judiciary approval of different pharmacy products?

John Smith
Answered: Sep 27, 2020

Drug regulatory affairs

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What does heparin inhibit?

Carice Snow, Motivator
Answered: Jun 20, 2019

There are two correct answers to this question, which are A, The conversion of prothrombin to thrombin and C, The conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin. The formula for heparin is C12H19NO20S3. It...Read More

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Which of the following medications are included iPledge restricted drug program?

Mike John, Content Explorer
Answered: May 30, 2019

IPledge is a program aimed at protecting the public from over-use or illegal use of certain medications which would harm them. Pharmacists and others who usually sell such products have to refer...Read More

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Which mediators of inflammation are acted on by NSAIDs?

John Smith
Answered: Sep 27, 2020

Eicosanoids (arachidonic acid metabolites) such as prostaglandins, thromboxanes, and leukotrienes.

These five are the five groups that inflammatory mediators can be classified into.

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What causes clot formation?

L. Sevigny, Doctor
Answered: Jun 28, 2018

The answer is all of the above. When blood slows down, as answer A suggests, the blood can stagnate and become clotted. The clot happens because the blood can’t move, but also because blood...Read More

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Which of the following drugs might have caused the symptoms and signs of this patient? A 52-year-old man complained to his physician of acute pain at the base of his right big toe. The man, who had...

John Smith
Answered: Sep 27, 2020

Hydrochlorothiazide-learning objective: describe the main adverse effects of thiazides.answer: bthe symptoms of the patient and the lab results indicate that he was most likely suffering from gout...Read More

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What should be your immediate action if a patient suffers from side effects of medication?

Daniel Drake
Answered: Feb 10, 2020

Report the mistake to the physician If a patient suffers from side effects of medication and you found that the nurse gave him a wrong dose of his medication, you need to report such a case to...Read More

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Which of the following are direct nonmedical costs?

Caitlinb
Answered: Sep 27, 2020

Taking the bus to get to the hospital
Hiring a babysitter so you can get to get to the doctor s visit
The hotel cost for patient/family for out of town care
Nonmedical assistance...Read More

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Which drugs Act as synergists for Warfarin?

John Smith
Answered: Sep 27, 2020

A, c, and d-acetylsalicylic acid - platelets - reduce platelet aggregation - displacement of warfarin from albumin (get more unbound, active aspirin and more free warfarin too). acetaminophen - high...Read More

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What is the origin of X? X is a compound. its structural features revealed that the moiety contains the cyclo pentano perhydro phenanthrene ring. It helps in glucose metabolism.

John Smith
Answered: Sep 27, 2020

Adrenal glands

X is glucorticoid. it comes from adrenal glands.

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What is the nature of Z? X+Y =ZX is called as marsh gas. Y is a strong acid.Then ZX undergoes free radical reactions and generates a new compound ZA. PolarB. Non polarC....

John Smith
Answered: Sep 27, 2020

Non polar
X is methane Y is hydrochloric acid after free radical reaction the Z is carbon tetrachloride which is non polar in nature.

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Which of the following actions most likely mediated the therapeutic effect of nitrates in the patient’s disease? A 55-y/o woman recently diagnosed with variant angina (Prinzmetal angina) started...

John Smith
Answered: Sep 27, 2020

Increased blood flow in large epicardial vessels-learning objective: outline the actions leading to the therapeutic effect of nitrates in variantangina.answer: bnitrates dilate large epicardial...Read More

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