Unit 6

“Drugs annotation”

Ex.1

a) composition, description, properties, indications, contraindications, precautions, warnings, side-effects, adverse reactions, interactions, dosage and administrations, storage, supply.

b) microbiology, biological studies, animal pharmacology, human pharmacology, clinical studies.

Ex.3

gastrointestinal, hemopoetic, hypersensitivity reactions, skin and mucous membranes, liver, cardiovascular, local reactions.

Ex.5

an information paper; sections; composition, indication, contraindications, side-effects; interactions with other drugs; some annotations; pharmacokinetics, actions; dosage and ways of administrations; drawings.

Ex.6

drawings, types; information, expiry date; actions; spray devices; side-effects, adverse reactions.

Ex.7

• composition
• properties
• indications
• contraindications
• syringe
• precautions
• dosage
• gastrointestinal reactions
• clinical investigations

Ex.8

1. You can find all information about drug composition and it’s administration in a drug annotation.

2. It is very important to know indications and contraindications for the use of the drug.

3. All the drugs undergo clinical tests.

4. Instruments necessary for injection of the drug are given in pictures.

5. Annotations are inlaid into the boxes with medicine or are stuck on the containers with the drugs, e.g. bottles, parcels and so on.

6. Read the annotation before using the drug.