Pharchem Terms 2

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Pharchem Terms Quiz

Test your knowledge of pharmaceutical terminology with our engaging quiz! Challenge yourself and enhance your understanding of essential terms used in the medical and pharmaceutical fields.

Features:

Covering diverse therapeutic agents
Improve your pharmacy vocabulary
Ideal for students and professionals alike

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by AnalyzingMolecule507

A therapeutic agent that prevents or arrests seizures.

Preventing or overcoming diarrhea

Any agent administered to prevent or counteract the action of a poison

Any agent administered to prevent flatulence of gastric distress

A drug which suppresses or destroys fungi or effective against fungal infections

An agent that destroys microbes, suppresses or prevent their growth

Counteracting, reducing or preventing inflammation or fever

An agent effective in the treatment of seborrhea or dandruff

An agent which stops or inhibits the growth of bacteria

A substance which decreases or relives the amount and severity of coughing

Laxative

The testing or analyzing of a substance to determine its potency or the proportion of one or more components

Producing contractions; capable of or tending to shrink or pucker tissues or mucous membranes.

Inflammation of the mucous membrane of the bronchi

Consists of weak acid or base and its salt which resist change in the pH of the solution when a strong acid or base is added.

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