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An assessment of inter-professional knowledge of Nigerian pharmacists on topical dosage specificity; and the effects of electro-physical agents on drugs

机译：对尼日利亚药剂师关于局部剂量特异性的跨专业知识的评估;和电生理剂对药物的影响

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There is need for Inter-professional education and collaboration among health professionals in order to avoid misconceptions and under-utilization. The primary aims of this study were to investigate the familiarity of Nigerian pharmacists with Finger Tip Unit (FTU) as a means of quantifying dose for topical medications; and also assess their knowledge on the effects of electro-physical modalities on drugs. A structured questionnaire was used to obtain information from 110 pharmacists. Descriptive statistics and Non- parametric inferential statistics were used to analyze the data. The result showed that only 48 respondents (43.6%) were familiar with Finger Tip unit (FTU). There was no significant difference in the number of respondents who were familiar and those unfamiliar with FTU. Among 84 respondents who answered questions on active ingredients, a total of 60.7% were rated between good and excellent in knowledge. The result of the Chi-square test showed that a significant number of respondents agreed that exercise can increase kinetic molecular movement of drugs, and that the effect of exercise depends on the type of drugs while drug absorption can also be increased by external massage (P < 0.001). This study concluded that pharmacists have good knowledge of active ingredients in the selected drugs. Also, about half the respondents knew the effects of physiotherapy agents on drugs and a moderate number were familiar with the use of FTU as a means of quantifying dose for topical medications.
机译：卫生专业人员之间需要进行跨专业的教育和合作，以避免误解和利用不足。这项研究的主要目的是调查尼日利亚药剂师对指尖单位（FTU）的了解，以此作为量化局部用药剂量的手段。并评估他们对电物理方式对药物影响的知识。使用结构化调查表从110名药剂师那里获取信息。描述性统计和非参数推断性统计用于分析数据。结果显示，只有48位受访者（43.6％）熟悉指尖单位（FTU）。熟悉和不熟悉FTU的受访者数量没有显着差异。在回答有关有效成分问题的84位受访者中，知识水平为良好与优秀之间的总分为60.7％。卡方检验的结果表明，许多受访者同意运动可以增加药物的动力学分子运动，并且运动的效果取决于药物的类型，而外部按摩也可以增加药物的吸收（P <0.001）。这项研究得出的结论是，药剂师对所选药物中的活性成分有很好的了解。此外，约有一半的受访者知道理疗剂对药物的作用，并且相当一部分人熟悉FTU作为量化局部用药剂量的方法。

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