Drugs name

Drug nomenclature is the systematic naming of drugs, especially pharmaceutical drugs. The term drug nomenclature implies that there are several names that can be used to identify a drug. Normally drugs have three names: the chemical name, the generic name, and the trade name (brand name). Read less

Drug names. Most drugs are known by several names. This includes a compound name, a brand name and an abbreviated name. The most common names

on drugs. Drug Names: - Chemical Name. - Generic Name. - Trade Name. Chemical Name. describes its molecular structure and distinguishes it from other drugs.

Drug Names: - Chemical Name. - Generic Name. - Trade Name. Chemical Name Therapeutic use of drugs can be: empiric or aimed performed on the base

Drug has 3 names i.e. a Chemical name, a Generic name and a Trade name. Trade or Brand names are the names of the drugs used for commercial

Brand names are the chemical or medical names for drugs. Generic names are the names drug companies give their products Generic drugs never work

Type or neatly print the drug brand name, the generic name, (if it differs from the drug name), and the chemical name.

This is the drug's medical name, describing the active chemical in the drug. There will only be one generic name for a specific drug. A trade or brand name. These are names given to a drug by companies which manufacture the drug. Individual drugs can have several different trade names. For example, the antidepressant with the generic name

GROUP DRUG NAMES. Grouping drug names with the same ending names is another trick to remembering drug names. It's easy to memorize names when categorized this