terminologies

• Pharmacology


  Experimental science dealing with the properties of drug and their effects on the living system​
• Pharmacognosy


  Study of the sources of drugs​
• Pharmacodynamics


  Study of the action and fate of drugs in the body​
• Pharmacotherapeutics


  Study of the use of drugs in the Treatment of Disease​
• Drogue

  Drug came from French word "____"
• Herb


  Drogue means
• Pharmacodynamics


  Study of the response of an org. to action of drugs in the absence of a ds.
• Pharmacodynamics


  Study of the biochemical and physiological effects of drugs and their mechanic of action​
• Pharmacotheraphy


  Study of the use of drug in the Tx of ds.​
• Therapy


  Term describing Tx of Ds. in general and includes use of drug, surgery, radiation, behavioural modification and other modalities​
• Chemotherapy


  Branch of pharmacology dealing with drugs that selectively inhibit of destroy specific agents of ds. such as bacteria, viruses, fungi and other parasites​
• Chemotherapy


  Extended in the Tx of neoplastic ds.​
• Pharmacokinetics


  Mathematical description of temporal chances in concentration of drugs within the body
• Pharmacokinetics


  Study of the rate processes (absorption, distribution, met. And excretion)​
• Pharmacokinetics


  Study of the time course of drug concentration on the body, provide a means of qualitating ADME parameters​
• Toxicology


  Study of poison​
• Toxicology


  A science that define limits of safety of chemical agents to human and animals​
• Clinical Pharmacology


  Pertains to or founded in actual observation of Tx of patients, as distinguish from theoretical or experimental​
• Clinical Pharmacology


  Study of drug in the animal patient​
• Posology


  Study of medicine dosage which varies with the species of animal, intended effect of drug and individual tolerance and or susceptibility​
• Dose of a Drug

  Amount necessary to elicit the drug therapeutic response in patients​
• Dose


  Quality of medicine to be administered at 1 time​
• Dosage


  Refers to determination and regulation of a dose
• Metrology


  Study of wt. and measures as applied to preparation and administration of drug​
• Pharmacy


  Concern with collection of prep., standardization, and dispensing of drug​
• Biopharmaceutics


  Interaction between the drug and excipients,formulation and technique of preparation mixing. ​
• Materia Medicine


  Concern with pharmacy, posology, pharmacognosy and indication fro tx use of drugs​
• Pharmacopeia


  Book containing tables of drugs in includes statement of their prop., dose and standard of strength and purity​
• Pharmacogenetics


  Branch of pharmacology involved in identifying genetic variation in identifying genetic variation leading to individual differences in drug responses ​; Refers to monogenetic (single gene)​
• Pharmacogenomics


  Refers to the entire spectrum of genes that are involved in determining a patients response to particular drug ​
• Nutraceutical


  Nutritional products which allegedly have therapeutic value in addiction to their scientifically recognized nutritional content​
• Pharmacovigilance


  Process of monitoring drug risk and conveying ways to optimize benefit and minimize risks​
• Adverse Drug Experience (ADE)

  Any adverse event associated with the use of a new animals drug, whether or not considered to be drug-related, and whether or not the new animal drug was used in accordance with the approved labelling​