A museum exhibit shows a 1500 B.C. scroll listing 800 prescriptions. Chidi correctly identifies it as the:

While visiting an ancient Egyptian display, Uche learns drugs were made in the:

During a toxicology lecture, Femi hears Mithridates VI tested antidotes on:

A student researching early trademarks learns that Terra Sigillata was:

In a botany seminar, Blessing notes Dioscorides traveled with armies to:

A history quiz asks how long Galen’s compounding principles lasted. Correct answer:

While studying medieval Europe, Ngozi learns pharmacy knowledge was preserved in:

Femi reads that the first private drug stores were established in 8th-century:

A lecture notes Avicenna’s writings were used in Europe until the:

Chidi learns pharmacy was separated from medicine in 1240 by:

The first official pharmacopoeia was published in 1498 in:

London apothecaries separated from the Grocers’ Company in:

Uche discovers Louis Hébert was the first pharmacist in:

A tour guide says America’s first hospital pharmacy opened in 1752 in:

In a chemistry class, Ada learns Scheele discovered all EXCEPT:

A pharmacology student states Sertürner proved the existence of:

Femi reads that Caventou and Pelletier isolated quinine from:

A history project notes the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy was founded in:

Blessing learns the Shakers sold compressed medicinal:

The American Pharmaceutical Association was founded in:

At an international conference, Procter, Jr. argued pharmacy should be regulated by:

Prescott revolutionized pharmacy education by introducing:

The first U.S. Pharmacopoeia (1820) was created by:

Parke, Davis & Co. pioneered standardization using:

Rusby’s 1884 expedition collected 45,000 specimens from:

Limousin invented all EXCEPT:

The biologicals era began with production of:

Fourneau advanced syphilis treatment using:

Penicillin was mass-produced during:

The 1271 Basle Oath shows pharmacy was seen as a:

Saladin de Asculo required pharmacists to be:

Hippocrates is credited with all EXCEPT:

Koch established germ-disease links through:

Pasteur did NOT develop a vaccine for:

“Galenicals” refer to drugs made by:

The “House of Life” was a center for:

Dioscorides’ work remained influential until the:

Mithridatum remained popular for over:

Shaker “bricks” were made of pressed:

Christopher Marshall’s pharmacy was managed by his granddaughter:

U.S. Biological License No. 1 (1903) was for:

“Chemotherapy” means using chemicals to:

The antibiotic era “flowered” in the:

Avicenna was a pharmacist, poet, physician, and:

Pharmacy evolved primarily because:

Shen Nung is said to have tested herbs on:

Egyptian prescriptions used vehicles like beer, honey, and:

Theophrastus is called the “Father of”:

Saints Damian and Cosmas were martyred in: