Crossword: Pharmacy Week Fun Edition

3. Medical shorthand for “please do this yesterday.”
7. Ingredient once included in the original formulation of Seven Up.
11. Latin abbreviation meaning “as needed,” or “when the patient finally remembers.”
12. Anticoagulant famous for interactions, monitoring, and keeping everyone humble.
13. The medication equivalent of “undo.”
14. A patient’s favorite word, especially when they have exactly zero tablets left.
15. The crushing partner of a mortar: pharmacy’s first “manual blender.”

1. Greek goddess associated with the bowl and snake symbol of pharmacy.
2. What flavor may be noticed after exposure to DMSO? Pharmacy’s least expected Italian restaurant connection.
3. Medication first investigated for angina that became much more famous for a different circulation-related reason.
4. The official list of medications that decides whether your favorite drug is invited to the party.
5. The amount of a drug that reaches circulation and gets down to business.
6. Pretty flower with a serious cardiac connection: it is the plant source associated with digoxin.
8. The place where “just one quick question” can become a 20-minute medication history.
9. The budget friendly twin of a brand name medication. Same job, less celebrity status.
10. Parkinson’s medication with a warning that may make a casino loyalty card seem like a bad idea.
11. Popular cola was originally marketed as a remedy for dyspepsia.