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liquid dosage form

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Advantage of liquid dosage form over the powders

a)

bioavailability is less

b)

easy to swallow

c)

more bulky

d)

easy to handle

2.

In liquid dosage form which of the following dosages forms is used for oral administration. 

a)

Elixirs

b)

Liniments

c)

Lotion

d)

Enema

3.

Using Dilling’s rule, Calculate the dose for a 2 years old child. The adult dose is 500 mg.

a)

50 mg

b)

80 mg

c)

120 mg

d)

90 mg

4.

Which powders is meant for internal/oral use

a)

Electrolyte powder

b)

Talcum powder

c)

Snuffs

d)

Dusting powder

5.

_____________ are sterile, used in body cavities and major wounds in healing.Non-medicated powders

a)

Medicated dusting powders

b)

Surgical dusting powders

c)

Natural dusting powders

d)

Non-medicated powders

6.

Calculate the quantity of dextrose required to prepare 200 mL of a 5% w/v solution.

a)

5 grams

b)

10 grams

c)

5 mg

d)

100 grams

7.

Using Dilling’s rule, Calculate the dose for a 3 years old child. The adult dose is 650 mg.

a)

91.5 mg

b)

80.5 mg

c)

97.5 mg

d)

85.5 mg

8.

Using young"s rule, Calculate the dose for a 5 years old child. The adult dose is 400 mg.

a)

120mg

b)

118mg

c)

117mg

d)

125mg

9.

How many grams of dextrose required to prepare 3000 ml of 5%w/v solution

a)

150 gms

b)

200 gms

c)

250gms

d)

300grms

10.

Which powders is meant for external use

a)

Electrolyte powder

b)

Talcum powder

c)

Dusting powder

d)

b&c