1.Psychotropic Drugs in Clinical Practice.
Journal of the Korean Medical Association 1997;40(10):1342-1349
No abstract available.
Psychotropic Drugs*
2.The Response and Challenge of New Psychoactive Substances.
Journal of Forensic Medicine 2021;37(4):453-458
Abstract.
Psychotropic Drugs
3.Surveilance of drugs using status of households at some communes of Hue City
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 2003;291(12):9-14
300 households in Hue city underwent an inquiry using a questionary concerning the knowledge, the attitude of common civilian on the medicaments. Results showed a rate of 89% of population had used the physician prescription, 90% consumed antibiotics, 94% consumed antipyretics, anti-inflammation pain relief and pain relief agents, 89% vitamines, usually people took medicines to treat common diseases and conditions, such as fever (71%), cough (28%), asthenia (30%), diarrhoe (33%). In 6%, there is an abnormal complication in using medicine at home
Pharmaceutical Preparations
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Drugs, Non-Prescription
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drugs
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epidemiology
4.Elaboration of extractive procedures of aspirin, analgine and paracetamol mixed in traditional medicine products
Pharmaceutical Journal 2003;10():23-25
Aspirin, analgine, and paracetamol are long-standing effective anti-inflammatory painkiller agents. This three agents were mixed with herbal products with standard level is a complex process. The authors introduced following steps: analgine with process having median productivity by 58.20%, aspirin with Stass-Olto process having median productivity by 83.90%, paracetamol with process having median productivity by 73.30%. This can identify reliably appearance of aspirin, analgine, and paracetamol in herbal products. Aspirin achieved highest productivity
Acetaminophen
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Medicine, Traditional
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drugs
5.Some opinions to the draft 4 th list of essential drug in Viet Nam
Pharmaceutical Journal 2001;298(2):2-3
Section II: changing “anti-temperature” to “anti-pyritic”; 1. analgesic agents with opide containing 2. analgesic agent without opide containing; Section III. The antiallergenic drugs and drugs for hypersensitivity should be changed to the antiallergenic and anti- hypersensitivity agents. Section IV. The anti-toxic: 4.1 specific anti-toxic; 4.2.non- specific anti -toxic agents
Pharmaceutical Preparations
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Drugs, Essential
6.Guidline on use of esential drug list in medical facilities
Pharmaceutical Journal 1999;274(2):2-3
Study aimed to introduce some principles for selecting the essential drugs in the list including assurance of effective and safe treatment, suitability with ability of patient’s cost and health insurance budget and using of the drug list (modern medicine and traditional medicine and regulation of use).
Pharmaceutical Preparations
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Drugs, Essential
7.Draft list of essential drug of Viet nam
Pharmaceutical Journal 2000;290(6):2-11
The list of essential drug of VN, 1998 as follows: 1. Anaesthesia; 2. Non - steroidal anti inflammatory and antigouty drugs; 3. Anti-allergy and hyper- sensitivity; 4. Anti-toxicity; 5. Anti-epilepsy; 6. Anti-microbial and helminthicide; 7. Anti-migraine; 8. Anti-cancer and immunosuppression; 9. Anti- Parkinson; 10. Blood system drugs; 11. Blood-products-blood replacement; 12. Cardiovascular drugs; 13. External medicine; 14. Hormone; Endocrine and contraceptive drugs; 15. Microbicide; 16. Diuretic; 17. Gastrointestinal track; 18. Drugs for diagnostics; 19. Immunological drug; 20. Myodilator; 21. Drugs in ear, nose-throat; 22. Oxytocic, antihemorrhagic after delivery and anti premature born; 23. Dialysis solutions; 24. Anti- psychological disorder; 25. Drug for respiratory tract; 26. Solutions for electrolyte and water balance and acid-base balance; 27. Vitamin and mineral elements
Pharmaceutical Preparations
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Drugs, Essential
8.Some opinions about a draft of the 4th list of essential drug in Viet Nam
Pharmaceutical Journal 2000;291(7):2-3
The domestic medicinal plants and brand name originated from domestic medicinal plants should be added in the list of essential drug. The pharmacological term should be united in all documents. The correct drug name will contribute to safe and rational use of the drugs.
Pharmaceutical Preparations
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Drugs, Essential
9.Survey the situation of essential drug management at communal health stations in Ba Be district, Bac Can province
Journal of Practical Medicine 2002;435(11):31-35
Based on the survey of the essential drug management at 26 communal health stations (CHSs) in Ba BÓ district, B¾c C¹n province, the authors showed that all the health stations have applied correctly the rule for managing almost of listed drugs. Type and quantity of the essential drugs at the communal health stations have been insufficient to meet the people’s needs. There is only about 20% of drugs that listed in the third essential drug list of ViÖt Nam Ministry of Health). Rate of infectious drugs is highest. Amount of drug that supplied by CHSs occupies only 49% of total drug supply. Only 11.53% of CHSs have the pharmacist. Only 11% of health workers were received training in pharmaceutical management. 93% of the health workers have trouble in drug prescribing and advising because the lack of knowledge on drug classes or new drugs. The rate of using herbal to treat patients at the commune stations remained to be low (7.7%). The authors called for some measures to improve the essential drug use and management at communal level
Drugs, Essential
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Residence Characteristics
10.Studies on extraction and in vitro anti-urolithic effect of the prescription ngu linh gia vi
Journal of Medicinal Materials - Hanoi 2003;8(2):76-81
Dried powder extraction: Among the components of the traditional oriental prescription “Ngu linh gia vi”, rhizoma Atractylodis macrocephalae, Polia, Polyporus, rhizoma Alismatis and cortex Cinnamomi were extracted with ethanol 80%; the others were extracted with boiled water. All the extracts were mixed with rhizoma Dioscoreae persimilis powder, then dried in vacuum. The total yield of the dried extract was 7.7% compared with the plant materials. Anti-urolithic effect: In vitro studies showed that the percentages of worn stones were respectively 0.92% (control group), 18.94% (low dose of dried extract group), and 19.97% (high dose of dried extract group).
Drugs
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Urine
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Medicine, Traditional