2.1 Introduction

Pharmaceutical terminology - a set of terms associated with a corresponding system of concepts. Formation of the terminology is due to social, scientific and technical development of pharmacy as well as any new concept in the field of pharmacology must be marked by the term. Terminological system corresponds to the modern development of the pharmaceutical industry. Many basic pharmaceutical terminology borrowed from Greek and Latin languages, chemistry, biology, medicine, or created on a national basis by engaging terms from other sources. The problem of ordering and unification of terminology routinely engaged in pharmaceutical nomenclature committee of the State Pharmacological Center and the Pharmacopoeia Committee of the Ministry of Health of the RK. In the process of streamlining and standardization of terminology specific terms are formalized in the form of state standards (standardization of terms). However, the essence of the scientific concept of the term may reveal only a specialist. Terminology for the organization, management and economics of pharmacy includes the terms on the fundamentals of state regulation in the field of pharmacy, the organization of the distribution network of the pharmaceutical market, medical and pharmaceutical merchandising, basic economics of pharmaceutical trade organization, planning, accounting, analysis, theory and practice of pharmaceutical management and marketing. Pharmacist in the study of disciplines necessary to know the terms used in the pharmaceutical legislation of the RK, SPh of RK, industry standards and regulatory documents.

2.2 The purpose of discipline

Form the students knowledge of the terms and the notion of the importance of streamlining and harmonization of general and specialized pharmaceutical terms to refer to various techniques and operations used in the profession of pharmacy.

2.3 Objectives of training (Problems of training)

Generate students' knowledge and understanding of the general principles of ordering pharmaceutical terminology:

• establish a knowledge base on the relationship of terms to terms used in the organization, management and economics of pharmacy;

• teach the use of the terms proposed in the scientific-methodological and research literature, in the preparation of official documents in health care;

• create a practical, communication and legal skills on their own understanding of the terminology, pharmaceutical, and properly formulated;

• familiarize with the problems of ordering pharmaceutical terminology and scientific approaches to reveal their decision;

• create a knowledge and skills in mastering the pharmaceutical terminology used in pharmacy in the preparation of normative documents in the pharmaceutical activity and the sphere of circulation of medicines, medical devices and medical equipment.

2.4 Learning Outcomes

To generate knowledge on the following topics:

• general, used in medicine and pharmacy terms;

• special pharmaceutical terminology;

• the principle of unification of general and special terms;

• criteria for the groups of terms, which are characterized by the prevalence, systemic, actualization;

• international Classification of forming the terminology of drugs;

• terms and definitions of organizational, managerial and economic characteristics in the pharmacy;

• general health and economic terms and their definitions.

• the name of the pharmaceutical wholesale and retail businesses;

• basic economic laws and regularities on pharmaceutical market;

• the sphere of circulation of medicines, medical devices and medical equipment. Generate a student skills:

• use of terms with professional communication with patients, physicians, colleagues at work.

• the use of terms in the organization of pharmacies;

• the use of terms in the legal and regulatory, supervisory, advisory and scientific instruments.

2.5 Prerequisites of discipline: Inorganic Chemistry, Latin, botany.

2.6 Discipline post-requisites: organization and economics of pharmacy, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacology, toxicology chemistry technology dosage forms