You are probably looking at a tiny white pill in the shape of a circle. rph D51 is also known as ratio-Domperidone, a.k.a Domperidone. Prescribed by a physician, it is taken to treat slowed movement in the gastrointestinal tract. It improves the feelings/symptoms of nausea, bloating, vomiting and fullness. It is usually taken 15 mins --> 30 mins before a meal.
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RPh is the abbreviation for Registered Pharmacist
My guess is rph stands for Rupaih, the Indonesian currency. As at 11Sep09 US$1=Rp9,900.
There are many words that RPH could stand for. However, when referring to vehicles, RPH usually stands for rate per hour. It could also refer to an engine and stand for revolutions per hour.
This lantern was sold in the us. it is rechargable with the proper charger which I am looking for.
It is confirmed by Hit Entertainment that Hiro is going to be a standard version of a D51 steam Locomotive.
yes you just may get a great deal of drowsiness - RPh
RPH is a registered pharmacist - went to pharmacy school after getting a BS. PhD means doctor of philosophy - someone who has done original research. An MD is a doctoral degree too, but the degree holder doesn't do research, they do residency (also called an applied doctorate.)
My RPH said that it would show up on a drug test for six weeks after ingestion.
It is a proton pump inhibitor, the name of it is ratio-omeprazole it is used for various stomach problems including GERD and acid reflux.
CPhT - certified pharmacy technician. You have to pass the national Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam. As a pharm tech you work under a pharmacist and may dispense drugs, but not make the medical decisions a pharmacist might make. RPh - registered pharmacist. Much like a CPhT they have taken a national & state test to become certified/licensed. They must hope a pharmacy degree, which could be either a BS (if awarded before 2000) or a doctorate (PharmD). PharmD - as state above, a doctorate in pharmacy. This is now the standard degree given to pharmacists. You can have a PharmD but not be licensed to be a pharmacist (RPh).
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