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the European practice during the Middle Ages that combined elements of chemistry, metallurgy, physics, and medicine with astrology, mysticism, and spiritualism such as turning ordinary metals into silver and gold |
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a community pharmacy that consists of several similar pharmacies in the region (or nation) that are corporately owned |
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any independent, chain, or franchise pharmacy that dispenses prescription medications to outpatients; also called a retail pharmacy |
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a pharmacy that specializes in the preparation of nonsterile (and sometimes sterile) preparations that are not commercially available |
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a list of drugs that have been preapproved for use by a committee of health professionals; used in hospitals, in managed care, and by many insurance providers |
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a small chain of professional community pharmacies that dispense and prepare medications but are independently owned; sometimes called an apothecary |
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an organization that provides health insurance using a managed care model |
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the delivery of medical, nursing, and pharmaceutical services and supplies to patients at home |
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a pharmacy that dispenses, prepares, and delivers drugs and medical supplies directly to the home of the patient |
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an institutional pharmacy tha tdispenses and prepares drugs and provides clinical services in a hospital setting |
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a community pharmacy that is privately owned by the pharmacist |
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a pharmacy that is organized under a corporate structer following specific rules and regulations for accreditation |
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an institution that provides care for geriatric and disabled patients; includes extended-care facility (ECF) and skilled-care facility (SCF) |
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a large-volume centralized pharmacy operation that uses automation to fill and mail prescriptions to a patient |
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a specialized practie that compounds and dispenses sterile radioactive pharmaceuticals to diagnose or treat disease |
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the study of disease and illness affecting the normal function of the body |
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a philosophy of care that expanded the pharmacist's role to include appropriate medication use to achieve poistive outcomes with prescribed drug therapy |
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the study of the release characteristics of specific drug dosage forms |
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one who is licensed to prepare and dispese medications, consel patients, and monitor outcomes pursuant to a prescription from a licensed health professional |
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the study of medicinal functions of natural products of animal, plant, or mineral origins |
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individualized doses of drugs based on absorption, distribution, metabolism, and elimination |
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the scientific study of drugs and their mechanisms of action |
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