Pharmacy A to Z: Pocket Pharmacy Game

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Guess a pharmacy term for every letter from A to Z.

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Héctor Marín

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Pharmacy A to Z: Pocket Pharmacy GameVersion en ligne Guess a pharmacy term for every letter from A to Z. par Héctor Marín A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A A medicine that kills or stops bacteria. Starts with B Container used to hold liquids or pills. Starts with C A small shell with powder or granules inside. Starts with D The amount of medicine to take at one time. Starts with E The last day a medicine is safe to use. Starts with F The way ingredients are mixed to make a medicine. Starts with G A soft, semi-liquid form often used for medicines. Starts with H A medicine made from plants rather than synthetic chemicals. Starts with I A common medicine used to reduce pain and fever. Starts with J A soft sweet form used to make some syrups easier to swallow. Starts with K A unit used to weigh ingredients for medicines. Starts with L A strip of paper or material on a container with important information. Starts with M A substance used to treat or prevent illness. Starts with N A bottle that delivers medicine through the nose. Starts with O Medicines you can buy without a prescription. Starts with P A doctor's order for a specific medicine to be prepared by a pharmacist. Starts with Q The amount of medicine in a package or container. Starts with R An additional supply of a medicine that can be obtained without a new prescription (within limits). Starts with S A liquid medicine with flavor often for children. Starts with T A small, solid pill that dissolves in the body. Starts with U A single, pre-measured amount of medicine prepared for use. Starts with V A small bottle with a secure cap that holds a liquid medicine. Starts with W Medicines and supplies used to treat cuts or injuries. Starts with X A sweetener sometimes added to syrups or gums to improve taste. Starts with Y A brand-name medicine used for various indications (example of a labeled product; note: brand names vary by region). Starts with Z A mineral supplement often found in cold remedies and vitamins.

Pharmacy A to Z: Pocket Pharmacy GameVersion en ligne

Guess a pharmacy term for every letter from A to Z.

par Héctor Marín

Starts with A

A medicine that kills or stops bacteria.

Starts with B

Container used to hold liquids or pills.

Starts with C

A small shell with powder or granules inside.

Starts with D

The amount of medicine to take at one time.

Starts with E

The last day a medicine is safe to use.

Starts with F

The way ingredients are mixed to make a medicine.

Starts with G

A soft, semi-liquid form often used for medicines.

Starts with H

A medicine made from plants rather than synthetic chemicals.

Starts with I

A common medicine used to reduce pain and fever.

Starts with J

A soft sweet form used to make some syrups easier to swallow.

Starts with K

A unit used to weigh ingredients for medicines.

Starts with L

A strip of paper or material on a container with important information.

Starts with M

A substance used to treat or prevent illness.

Starts with N

A bottle that delivers medicine through the nose.

Starts with O

Medicines you can buy without a prescription.

Starts with P

A doctor's order for a specific medicine to be prepared by a pharmacist.

Starts with Q

The amount of medicine in a package or container.

Starts with R

An additional supply of a medicine that can be obtained without a new prescription (within limits).

Starts with S

A liquid medicine with flavor often for children.

Starts with T

A small, solid pill that dissolves in the body.

Starts with U

A single, pre-measured amount of medicine prepared for use.

Starts with V

A small bottle with a secure cap that holds a liquid medicine.

Starts with W

Medicines and supplies used to treat cuts or injuries.

Starts with X

A sweetener sometimes added to syrups or gums to improve taste.

Starts with Y

A brand-name medicine used for various indications (example of a labeled product; note: brand names vary by region).

Starts with Z

A mineral supplement often found in cold remedies and vitamins.

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Pharmacy A to Z: Pocket Pharmacy GameVersion en ligne

par Héctor Marín

Starts with A

A medicine that kills or stops bacteria.

Starts with B

Container used to hold liquids or pills.

Starts with C

A small shell with powder or granules inside.

Starts with D

The amount of medicine to take at one time.

Starts with E

The last day a medicine is safe to use.

Starts with F

The way ingredients are mixed to make a medicine.

Starts with G

A soft, semi-liquid form often used for medicines.

Starts with H

A medicine made from plants rather than synthetic chemicals.

Starts with I

A common medicine used to reduce pain and fever.

Starts with J

A soft sweet form used to make some syrups easier to swallow.

Starts with K

A unit used to weigh ingredients for medicines.

Starts with L

A strip of paper or material on a container with important information.

Starts with M

A substance used to treat or prevent illness.

Starts with N

A bottle that delivers medicine through the nose.

Starts with O

Medicines you can buy without a prescription.

Starts with P

A doctor's order for a specific medicine to be prepared by a pharmacist.

Starts with Q

The amount of medicine in a package or container.

Starts with R

An additional supply of a medicine that can be obtained without a new prescription (within limits).

Starts with S

A liquid medicine with flavor often for children.

Starts with T

A small, solid pill that dissolves in the body.

Starts with U

A single, pre-measured amount of medicine prepared for use.

Starts with V

A small bottle with a secure cap that holds a liquid medicine.

Starts with W

Medicines and supplies used to treat cuts or injuries.

Starts with X

A sweetener sometimes added to syrups or gums to improve taste.

Starts with Y

A brand-name medicine used for various indications (example of a labeled product; note: brand names vary by region).

Starts with Z

A mineral supplement often found in cold remedies and vitamins.