Vocabulary. a chemist’s department – відділ готових форм; отдел готовых форм
a chemist’s department – відділ готових форм; отдел готовых форм prescription department – рецептурний відділ; рецептурный отдел drug cabinet – шкафа для ліків; лекарственный шкаф или шкаф для лекарств glassware – скляний посуд; стеклянная посуда galenical preparations – галенові препарати. Це ліки, які отримують головним чином з рослин. Свою назву вони отримали від імені давньогрецького лікаря Галена / Галеновые препараты. Это лекарства, полученные главным образом из растений. Свое название они получили по имени древнегреческого врача Галена to dispense – готувати (ліки); приготовлять (лекарства) poisonous – отруйний; ядовитый label – ярлик, етикетка; ярлык, этикетка medicine dropper – піпетка; пипетка rubbing – розтирання; растирание
Answer the questions: 1. On what floor are chemist's shops usually situated? 2. How many departments are there at a chemist's shop? 3. What things can you buy at the chemist’s department? 4. How many rooms does a chemist's consist of? 5. Where are different drugs kept at the chemist's? 6. What drugs should be kept in the refrigerator? 7. At what temperature should drugs be kept at the chemist's? 8. Where are the dose and administration indicated? 9. Can we buy things for medical care at the chemist's? 10. What kinds of drugs are there at the prescription department? DRUG NAMES, STANDARDS, REFERENCES Text 4 Read the text and answer the questions: NAMES A drug can have three different names. The chemical name is the chemical formula for the drug. This name is often long and complicated. The generic or official name is ashorter, less complicated name which is recognized as identifying the drug for legal and scientific purpose. The generic name is public property and any drug manufacturer may use it. There is only one generic name for each drug. The brand name or trade name is the private property of the individual drug manufacturer and no other manufacturer may use it. Brand names often have the superscript after or before the name. Most drugs have several brand names because each manufacturer producing the drug gives it a different name. When a specific brand name is ordered on a prescription by a physician, it must be dispensed by the pharmacist; no other brand name may be substituted. It is common practice to capitalize the first letter of a brand name. The following lists give the chemical, generic, and brand names of the well known antibiotic drug, ampicillin. Note that the drug can have several brand names but only one generic, or official, name. Chemical Name Generic Name Brand Name alpha-aminobenzyl ampicillin Amcill capsules Omnipen Penbritin Polycillin
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