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Chapter 2 - Suppository & Pessary

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Urethral suppositories are mainly used as antibacterial and _________ for urethral examination

a)

Antiseptic

b)

Local anaesthetic

c)

Anti Inflammation

d)

Astringent

2.

These are the methods used in preparing Suppositories EXCEPT

a)

Fusion method

b)

Cold compression

c)

Granulation

d)

Hand moulding

3.

These are the common indications for Pessary EXCEPT

a)

Antiseptic

b)

Antihypnotic

c)

Contraceptive

d)

Local anaesthetic

4.

Clotrimazole Pessary is commonly used for _________

a)

Local Anaesthetic

b)

Thrush

c)

Contraceptive

d)

Incontinence

5.

Pessary is a medication meant to be inserted in the ________

a)

Rectal

b)

Vaginal

c)

Aural

d)

Nasal

6.

What is the function of applicator for Pessary?

a)

To improve formulation

b)

To aids in insertion

c)

To prevent oxidation

d)

To reduce sensitisation

7.

What's this?

a)

dropper

b)

suppository

c)

tablet

d)

ointment

8.

suppository

a)
b)
c)
d)
9.

Suppositories;

a)

Are solid dosage forms of various weights and shapes, usually medicated, for insertion into the rectum, vagina or urethra.

b)

Soften, melt, disperse or dissolve in the cavity fluid after insertion

c)

Are intended to exerty local effects only

10.

Rectal suppositories;

a)

Pediatric suppositories are more narrow and pencil-shaped than the typical bullet-shaped adult suppository

b)

Suppositories intended for females are about half the length and weight of the male counterpart

c)

Have both local and systemic effects

11.

A type of suppository that is slender and pencil shaped

a)

Rectal suppository

b)

Pessary

c)

Vaginal suppository

d)

Urethral suppository

12.

The shape & size of a suppository can be varies depending on the ______, _____ and ______

a)

gender

b)

age

c)

location of administration

d)

adverse effect

13.

Choose TWO (2) reasons for using suppository

a)

To prevent the medication from metabolized by the GIT if taken through oral

b)

Medication is too bitter to be taken by oral

c)

When topical administration is not applicable

d)

Medication is not available in oral medication

14.

Pessaries are commonly used for _______ and _______

a)

urinary incontinence

b)

pelvic floor prolapse

c)

bowel incontinence

d)

colon polyps

15.

Choose TWO (2) CORRECT methods used to prepare suppository

a)

hand molding

b)

pour molding

c)

levigating

d)

dispersion