Fill in the missing items in this word class table using a dictionary if necessary. Where there is a dash (—) you do not need to write anything.

5. What does a pharmacist use the following things for?

Example: Prescription For delivering medicines

1. refrigerator a) for keeping poisonous drugs

2. drug cabinet b) for keeping drugs in a cold place

3. labels of green colour c) for indicating drugs used for injections

4. labels of blue colour d) for indicating medicines for internal use

5. labels of yellow colour e) for indicating drugs for external application

6. labels of pink colour f) for keeping tablets and powders

7. boxes g) for indicating drugs used for treatment of eyes diseases

8. open shelves h) for keeping liquid medicines

9. small bottles i) for keeping herbs and medicinal goods

10. medicine droppers j) for mixing them and preparing drugs

11. balance k) for dropping medicines

12. glass cups l) for keeping medicines tightly closed

13. glass tube n) for holding and carrying liquids,

14. ingredients m) for weighing ingredients

6. Learn some job titles connected with a chemist's shop. Which of the job titles would be best to describe the following? Try to work from memory. Compare your answers with your partners.

a manager

a dispensing pharmacist

a chemist inspector

a chemist analyst

a pharmacist

- A person who is in charge of the supply of necessary drugs.

- A person who controls effectiveness of the drug prepared at the chemist's.

- A person who directs the affairs of the pharmacy.

- A person who controls the prescriptions, that is, physical, physicochemical and pharmacological compatibility of the ingredients.

- A person who takes prescriptions and delivers drugs.

VIII. Speaking.

1. Read and translate the quotation. Divide into-two groups: group 1 students agree with
the idea of N. Bonoparte; group 2 students have quite an opposite idea.

Medicine is a collection of uncertain prescriptions, the results of which, tak­en collectively, are more fatal than usual to mankind. Water, air and cleanliness are the chief articles in my pharmacopoeia.

(N. Bonaparte)