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Parapharmacy Vocabulary 1

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  • What do you use to cover and immobilise injuries?
    A bandage
  • What is this?
    ankle
  • What is this?
    a needle
  • What is this
    thigh
  • Dressings are used to put on ...
    wounds
  • What are the two types of packaging?
    Primary, Secondary
  • The piece of card which the pharmacy keeps when dispensing a product is the..
    cut-out coupon
  • What is the use-by date?
    The date after which you should not use the product
  • Cosmetic products are for ...
    Skincare
  • What is the name of the joint between your thigh and your shin?
    knee
  • How many grams is 35 hg?
    3500
  • How many digits are in the national code?
    7
  • How many fingers have you got?
    8 (and 2 thumbs)
  • 'PAO' means...
    Period after opening
  • If the national code starts with a 6, what type of product is it?
    Medicine
  • If the national code starts with a 4, what type of product is it?
    Treatment / dietary product
  • Which type of products are for caring for children and babies?
    Childcare products
  • Products which are are for a specific patient are called...
    bespoke
  • Products where the customer does not pay the full price are...
    funded / financed / subsidised
  • What are two of the materials that dressings can be made of?
    Cotton, gauze, adhesive materials
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