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| one who specializes in the preparation and dispensing of drugs |
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| uptake into the blood stream, the 1st step in the movement of drugs through the body |
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| broken down usually by the liver, the 4th step in the movement of drugs through the body |
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| medication to relieve pain |
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| medication to destroy/dissolve clots |
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| the written direction of the names and amounts of a pharmaceutical |
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| the written directions for preparation and administration of a drug |
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| the part of the prescription that is above the inscription. it contains the symbol Rx, meaning "to tak" or a "recipe" |
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