English for Pharmacists. Selected topics

Anna Kierczak

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PZWL Wydawnictwo Lekarskie

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2009

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414

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ONIX MARC21

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Kierczak, Anna. English for Pharmacists. Selected topics. Red. . Warszawa: PZWL Wydawnictwo Lekarskie, 2009, 414 s. ISBN 978-83-200-3834-7

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ISBN/ISSN:

978-83-200-3834-7

DOI:

Wydawnictwo:

PZWL Wydawnictwo Lekarskie

Rok wydania:

2009

Liczba stron:

414

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Explanatory Signs and Abbreviations8
List of Abbreviations10
Przedmowa do wydania trzeciego12
Unit 1 Laboratory Safety14
Unit 2 Atoms23
Unit 3 Medicinal Plants – Aloe vera L37
Unit 4 Aromatherapy51
Unit 5 Living Cells63
Unit 6 Bacteria78
Unit 7 Viruses98
Unit 8 Viral Infection113
Unit 9 Dosage Forms and Drug-Delivery Systems122
Unit 10 Actions of Medications134
Unit 11 Antibiotics: the Cephalosporins147
Unit 12 Probiotics161
Unit 13 Prebiotics174
Unit 14 Prescription189
Unit 15 Pharmacist199
Unit 16 Hospital Pharmacy210
Unit 17 Medical Service Representative220
Appendix 1 Foreign Plurals231
Appendix 2 Leaf: Examples of Forms, Arrangement, Composition, Margins, Tips, and Bases234
Appendix 3 Types of Fruits241
Appendix 4 Presentation Guidelines242
Appendix 5 Plants Used in Aromatherapy250
Appendix 6 Selection of Affi xes of Latin and Greek Origin252
Appendix 7 Latin Abbreviations Used in Writing Prescriptions254
Appendix 8 Roman Numbers260
Appendix 9 Pharmacological Drug Classifi cation262
Appendix 10 Basic Correspondence267
Appendix 11 Orders and Complaints – Outlines282
Appendix 12 E-mail: Conventions, Quirks, and Tips287
Appendix 13 Conference: Specimen Announcement and Invitation292
Key296
Pronunciation Key375
Word List (English-Polish)377
Bibliography410
Internet Sources412

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Task6

Youwillhear(orread)apassageonthesafetyinaclinicalormicrobiological

laboratory(Section2).Whatcouldbethemostcommoncausesoflaboratory

accidents?Doeslaboratorysafetydependonthepersonnel?Whatarethe

basicprecautionsnecessarytopreventthespreadof:a)bloodbornepathogen,

b)airbornepathogentolaboratorypersonnel?

Listentoorreadthetextbelowandcheckyourguesses.

SECTION2

SAFETYINTHECLINICAL

ORMICROBIOLOGYLABORATORY

4/1

Anyclinicalormicrobiologylaboratoryisapotentiallyhazardousplace.However,itis

theattitudeofthepersonnelthatmakesalaboratoryasafeorunsafeplacetowork.It

hasbeenestablishedthatignoranceandcarelessnessarethetwomostcommoncauses

oflaboratoryaccidents.Studiesoflaboratory-associatedinfectionshaveindicatedthat

mostsuchinfectionsdonotresultfromknownexposuresoraccidentsbutinstead

fromroutinehandlingofbiologicorpatientspecimens.

TefollowingrulestogetherwiththegeneralruleslistedinsectionKGeneral

RequirementsforPersonalSafetyinaLaboratoryArea’shouldbethenormforall

clinicalormicrobiologylaboratories:

•Laboratoryandsupportpersonnelmusthaveknowledgeofthebiologicalrisksin

theclinicalormicrobiologylaboratoryandactaccordingly.

•BecauseofthespecialrisksassociatedwithAIDSallclinicalspecimensshould

betreatedasiftheycontainHIV.Latexorvinylglovesshouldbewornwhenever

handlingspecimensofanykind.

•Masksmustbewornanytimethereisapossibilityofgeneratinganaerosolduring

specimenpreparation.

•Eﬀectiveproceduresfordecontaminatinginfectiousmaterialsorwastes(i.e.

specimens,syringesandneedles,inoculatedmedia,bacterialcultures,tissue

cultures,experimentalanimals,glassware,instruments,andsurfaces)mustbein

placeandbepractisedwithoutcompromise.

•A5.25%(fullstrength)chlorinebleachsolutionisrecommendedfor

decontaminatingspilledinfectiousmaterial.

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