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phar·macy (fär′mə sē)
noun pl. pharmacies -·cies
- the art or profession of preparing and dispensing drugs and medicines
- a place where pharmacy is practiced; drugstore
Etymology: ME fermacie, medicine < MFr farmacie < LL pharmacia < Gr pharmakeia < pharmakon, drug
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Converse of object
- dispense: It is important to find out if there are plans to include a dispensing pharmacy in the LIFT development.
Adjective modifier
- psychiatric: In total, Ian has spent ten years working in psychiatric pharmacy.
Modifies a noun
- technician: Accredited checking pharmacy technician in aseptic services Status: Planning phase.
Noun used with modifier
- community: Queries can be on any matter relating to community pharmacy.
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