WorksheetsDosage Forms
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All are examples of alcoholic preparations of Liquid Dosage Forms, except:
Elixir
Spirit of Ammonia
Tincture of Iodine
Antibiotic suspension
All are examples of aqeous preparations of Liquid Dosage Forms, except:
Decoction
Infusion
Calamine Lotion
Elixirs
It is a clear homogenous mixture that contain one or more chemical substances dissolved in a solvent.
Syrup
Solution
Suspension
Emulsion
They are clear solutions that contain the active substance plus sugar and flavoring agents to give pleasant taste.
Solution
Syrup
Elixir
Decoction
Cloudy mixtures prepared by dispersing solid drug particles in water. May require shaking before administration. Examples are antibiotics.
Suspension
Solution
Syrup
Ampoule
Homogenous milky solution; do not require shaking before administration.
Elixir
Emulsion
Vial
Ampoule
Obtained by boiling dried plants in water.
Decoction
Infusion
Syrup
Elixir
Obtained by soaking dried plants in cold or boiling water.
Decoction
Infusion
Syrup
Elixir
This is an example of:
Lotions
Creams
Ointment
Gel
They are clear sweetened and flavored hydroalcoholic solutions.
Emulsions
Solution
Syrup
Elixir
Alcoholic or hydroalcoholic solutions of volatile oils.
Spirits
Tinctures
Elixir
Solution
Alcoholic concentrates of vegetable materials or chemical substances.
Tinctures
Spirits
Emulsion
None of the above
This is an example of _____.
Oral tablets
Effervescent tablets
Effervescent powders
Controlled-release tablets
Check all characteristics of sublingual tablets
Placed under the tongue
Bypasses first-pass metabolism
Faster absorption and distribution
Direct distribution into the bloodstream
All are characteristics of controlled-release tablets, except
Sustained -release tablets
Semi-solid dosage forms
Improves patient compliance
Fewer side-effects
Lozenges are
tablet-like formulation intended for slow dilution in mouth
used for continuous application of drugs into mouth and throat
Both are correct
Both are wrong
They are usually filled with powders or granules containing the drug.
Hard gel capsules
Softgel capsules
Tablet
Powders
Name the dosage form
Hard gelatin capsule
Softgel capsule
Effervescent tablet
Ampoule
Preparations of various substances in an oily, soapy or alcoholic base applied to thepirits skin by rubbing.
Spirits
Lotions
Creams
Liniment
A thick colloidal preparation containing suspended drug particles.
Gel
Ointment
Cream
Lotion
Check characteristics of suppositories
Semisolid preparations
Could be into the vagina or rectum
Melt at body temperature
Release drugs after insertion
Used in parenteral administration containing single dose of the drug.
Used in parenteral administration; rubber-capped glasses which contain a number of doses.
Used in parenteral administration; rubber-capped containers containing large volume of fluid.
Transdermal Patches
Inserts
Implants
Macromolecular carrier systems
