(S.9) English IV, Post 3, 'Themed Free Post - Carrer Related'

In the following blog we will learn tips to familiarize with the pharmaceutical language that is used in the brochures present in the drug.

The data sheet consists of a series of titles and information somewhat confusing for the consumer, but today we will explain how to approach it in a simple and simple way.

Our file begins by mentioning the universal or commercial name of the drug.

Following this, we are informed about the qualitative and quantitative composition of the drug, but what is this really? In this section they inform us about the composition, that is, the ingredients that were used for manufacturing and in what quantity they were used.

Then, they mention the pharmaceutical form, which corresponds to the external structure used for the construction of the drug.

Pharmaceutical forms can be solid, semi-solid, liquid, gaseous, among others.

Then they mention the route of administration of our medicine.

The route of administration corresponds to the means we will use for the entry of the drug into our body.

These can be:

Oral use

Nasal use

Rectal route

For injection

Eye route

And finally, ALWAYS but ALWAYS, the precautions, interactions, adverse effects and warnings they mention should be read.