Medications 101
Who's Who in Healthcare
Pharmacy abbreviations
Science in Everyday Life
Fun facts about Pharmacy
100

People often take this over-the-counter medicine for headaches.

What is ibuprofen?

100

A healthcare professional who fills prescriptions and gives medication advice.

What is a Pharmacist?

100

"OTC" stands for this, meaning you don’t need a prescription.

What is over-the-counter?

100

The human body has this many kidneys.

What is two?

100

Pharmacists wear this type of coat at work.

What is a white coat?

200

This medicine helps reduce fever.

What is acetaminophen?

200

This person writes prescriptions for medications.

What is a doctor/physician?

200

"RX" is a common abbreviation for this.

What is a prescription?

200

This vitamin is known to boost your immune system.

What is vitamin C?

200

This store is known for its large chain of pharmacies in the U.S.

What is CVS/Walgreens?

300

A common type of medicine used to fight infections.

What are antibiotics?

300

Nurses often wear this to work in hospitals.

What are scrubs?

300

"PRN" means you take the medication this often.

What is as needed?

300

Water freezes at this temperature in Celsius.

What is 0°C?

300

The ancient symbol of pharmacy features a snake wrapped around this.

What is a bowl or a staff?

400

This medication helps people with severe allergic reactions.

What is an EpiPen?

400

The place inside a store where you pick up your prescriptions.

What is a pharmacy counter?

400

This abbreviation means “by mouth.”

What is PO?

400

This is the largest organ in the human body.

What is skin?

400

This “sweet” substance was once used in medicine to make it taste better.

What is honey?

500

This small device helps people with asthma breathe easier.

What is an inhaler?

500

This healthcare professional assists pharmacists with filling prescriptions.

What is a pharmacy technician?

500

“BID” means you take the medication this many times a day.

What is twice a day?

500

The organ responsible for pumping blood throughout the body.

What is the heart?

500

The first prescription ever recorded was written on this.

What is a clay tablet?

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