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What are the golden trials? - Answer Random control trials
What to trials always have? - Answer A control group
Differences between a study and a trial? - Answer Trials are randomized and studies are not
What does "lol" mean? - Answer Beta Blocker
What does the P value have to be at? - Answer <0.05
What is Pharmacology? - Answer Knowledge of drug action
what is molecular pharmacology? - Answer The design of drugs
What is toxicology? - Answer The study of toxic or poisonous drug affects
What is clinical Pharmacology? - Answer The testing and therapeutic use of drugs
What is the definition of a drug? - Answer Any biologically active substance
What does Rx mean? - Answer A prescription
What does opium mean? - Answer Joy
What was a pharmacist called in the 15th and 17th century? - Answer An Apothecary
What are the three general medical uses of drugs? - Answer Therapeutic, Preventive and
, -Ephedrine
-Aspirin
-Morphine
3 Drugs that come from an animal. - Answer -Thyroid hormone
-Premarin (estrogen)
-Insulin
4 mineral drug sources. - Answer -Potassium
-Lithium
-Iron
-Calcium
What happened in the late victorian age? - Answer Underground opium dens
What were patent medications? - Answer proprietary drug formulations commonly sold out of
the backs of wagons and then cars, before the institution of strong federal and state drug laws
Do patent drugs exist today? - Answer Yes
What was the Thalidomide tragedy? - Answer An anti-nausea drug that caused severe birth
defects in the 1960's
What is the FDA? - Answer responsible for protecting and promoting public health through the
regulation and supervision of food safety, tobacco products, dietary supplements, prescription
and OTC medications, vaccines, biopharmaceuticals, blood transfusions, medical devices,
electromagnetic radiation emitting devices (ERED), veterinary products, and cosmetics
What can the FDA do with Prescription and OTC drugs? - Answer Assign their status and switch
Prescription to OTC
Drugs that used to be prescriptions and are now OTC. - Answer Motrin, Aspirin, Benadryl,
Aleve and Sudafed