One of the first standards used by pharmacists for preparation and potency of drugs was a formulary. What did early formularies contain?
1. Names of patent medicines and natural drugs
2. Lists of pharmaceutical products and drug recipes
3. Lists of various drugs' strengths based on individual pharmacies
4. Lists of various drugs' potency based on geographic region
Correct Answer: 2
Rationale 1: Early formularies did not contain the names of patent medicines and natural drugs.
Rationale 2: Early formularies did contain a list of pharmaceutical products and drug recipes.
Rationale 3: Formularies did not list drugs based on the individual pharmacies.
Rationale 4: Formularies did not list drugs by their geographical region.
Global Rationale: Early formularies contained a list of pharmaceutical products and drug recipes. Early formularies did not contain the names of patent medicines and natural drugs, list drugs based on the individual pharmacies, or list drugs by their geographical region.
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