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Introduction, Classification and Definitions of Dosage Forms

Introduction to Pharmaceutical Dosage Form Drugs are rarely delivered as pure chemical entities but are approximately usually provided as prepared formulations i.e. dosage form. After converting them into an appropriate dose formulation, they are delivered in several dosage forms.

Definition and Preparation of Gargles, Mouthwash and Throat Paint

Definition of Gargles
These are aqueous hydroalcoholic solutions used to treat or prevent throat infections and contain phenol & thymol, potassium chlorate.
Ex: potassium chlorate and phenol gargle.

Definition and Factors Affecting Posology

From the Greek "posos" and "logos" comes "posology." As a field of medicine, the study of posology focuses on the dosages or quantities of medicines that can be provided to achieve the desired pharmacological effects. Age, climate, weight, gender, and time of administration are all factors that affect the outcome.

Definition, Parts, Handling and Errors in Prescription

Definition of Prescription A prescription is a written instruction for medicine from a physician or a registered medical practitioner. There is a link between the physician and the pharmacist when it comes to prescribing. Doctors, dentists, and pharmacists are examples of medical practitioners.

Pharmacy as a Career

As a career, pharmacy is one of the most highly regarded in the world and has seen enormous changes throughout the years. Typically, when people hear the word "pharmacist," they get an antiquated image of a person who puts drugs in bottles.

History of Pharmacy

One of the great names associated with the history of pharmacy is George. A. Bender who has defined the pharmacy as the practice of the profession of the art and science of preparing, preserving, compounding, and dispensing medicines, indeed has a proud heritage- an unequaled record of service to humanity almost as old as the human race itself.

According to ancient Egyptians, the word pharmacy is …