Each medicine has an approved name called the generic name. A group of medicine that have similar actions often have similar sounding generic names
What it is meant by the term approved is that something is allowed. Approved can mean that a person won't have a problem and lets you do what you ask.
There is a medication with the letters JX in the name but there is no meaning listed for a medical term JX. maybe indicate jaundice
"Dot" is "DOT" - Department of Transportation. So DOT Approved means "Approved by the Department of Transportation".
In medication terminology, it often means "urinate."
Intramuscular
Claritin is a brand name for the medication loratadine. It is a second generation antihistamine.
An antagonist counteracts another medication.
it is a term used used to describe the treatments or drugs (medication) to stop blood forming clots.
I think what you're referring to is a 'generic' product. Where it is a medication that performs exactly the same as a branded medicine.
"Mitte" is a term used in German medical prescriptions, meaning "to dispense" or "to give out." It indicates to the pharmacist that the prescribed medication should be provided to the patient. This term helps ensure that the correct medication and dosage are supplied as intended by the prescribing physician.
It is the Brand Name of a Drug.
Pharmacotherapy is treatment with medication.