Dosage Forms

Question 1

Clear, sweetened or flavored hydroalcoholic solutions intended for oral use

Answer 1

Elixir

Question 2

Example of elixir

Answer 2

Dimetapp

Question 3

Alcoholic or hydroalcoholic solutions
prepared from vegetable materials or
chemical substances

Answer 3

Tincture

Question 4

What do you call the opium tincture?

Answer 4

Laudanum

Question 5

Hydroalcoholic extracts of vegetable drugs

Answer 5

Fluidextracts

Question 6

Hydroalcoholic solutions of volatile oils

Answer 6

Spirit

Question 7

Used as a respiratory stimulant

Answer 7

Aromatic Ammonia Spirit

Question 8

Movement of the components of the
container into the solution

Answer 8

Leaching

Question 9

Movement of drug molecules to the container

Answer 9

Sorption

Question 10

Clear, saturated aqueous solutions of volatile oils or other aromatic substances

Answer 10

Aromatic Water
Medicated Water

Question 11

Aqueous solution prepared by diluting a concentrated acid with purified water

Answer 11

Diluted Acid

Question 12

Percent (w/v) of Diluted Acetic Acid

Answer 12

6%

Question 13

Examples of Enema

Answer 13

Fleet Enema
Sodium Phosphates
Corticosteroids

Question 14

Concentrated aqueous solutions of sugar or sugar substitute with or without flavoring agents and medicinal substances

Answer 14

Sugars

Question 15

For allergic rhinitis

Answer 15

Diphenhydramine

Question 16

Viscous oral liquid that contains one or more active ingredients dissolved in a suitable base that generally contains a higher concentration of sugar

Answer 16

Linctus

Question 17

Indicated for coughs and cold

Answer 17

Linctus

Question 18

Thick liquid preparations somewhat allied to syrups but uses honey as base

Answer 18

Honeys

Question 19

Thick, viscid, adhesive liquid

Answer 19

Mucilage

Question 20

Used as suspending agent

Answer 20

Mucilage

Question 21

How are drugs classified?

Answer 21

chemical activity
conditions that they treat

Question 22

What is analgesic?

Answer 22

Drugs that relieve pain

Question 23

What are the two types of analgesic?

Answer 23

Non-narcotic
Narcotic

Question 24

What is non-narcotic for?

Answer 24

Mild pain

Question 25

What is narcotic drugs for?

Answer 25

Severe pain

Question 26

Example of analgesic

Answer 26

Oxycontin

Question 27

What is antiemetics?

Answer 27

For V&N

Question 28

Examples of antiemetics?

Answer 28

Meclizine HCl

Question 29

Cardinal Signs of Inflammation

Answer 29

Pain Heat Redness Swelling Loss of Function

Question 30

What do you call the drugs that reduce fever?

Answer 30

Antipyretics

Question 31

Alter the consistency or production of phlegm such as mucolytics and expectorants

Answer 31

Cough Suprresants

Question 32

Suppress the coughing reflex

Answer 32

Cough Suppresant

Question 33

Give example of antipsychotic drugs.

Answer 33

Olanzapine

Question 34

Give example of mucolytics

Answer 34

Acetylclysteine

Question 35

Give example for cough suppresant

Answer 35

Dextromethorphan HBr

Question 36

Give examples of decongestant

Answer 36

Phenylpropanolamine Neozep

Question 37

Give example of laxative

Answer 37

Dolculax

Question 38

Give example of tranquilizer

Answer 38

Alpralozam

Question 39

Organic substances, not synthesized within the body, that are essential in small amounts for the maintenance of normal metabolic functions

Answer 39

Vitamins

Question 40

Purpose of dosage forms

Answer 40

Ease of administration Conceal bitter, salty taste and odor Protect from gastric acids

Question 41

How is soft gel prepared?

Answer 41

Gelatin Glycerin or Polyhydric Alcohol

Question 42

small, round, solid dosage forms containing a medicinal agent and are intended for oral administration

Answer 42

Pills

Question 43

What is the composition of lozenges?

Answer 43

Gums Sugar

Question 44

Finely divided powders intended to be suspended or dissolved in water

Answer 44

Oral powder

Question 45

clean/polish teeth

Answer 45

Dentrifices

Question 46

non-toxic, locally applied powder

Answer 46

Dusting powder

Question 47

blown into cavities such as ears, nose, throat and vagina using insufflator

Answer 47

Insufflation

Question 48

dilution of potent powder drugs

Answer 48

Triturations

Question 49

semisolid preparations intended for external application to the skin or mucous membranes

Answer 49

Ointment

Question 50

semisolid preparations containing one or more medicinal agents dissolved in a suitable base

Answer 50

Creams

Question 51

provide cooling effect

Answer 51

Oil-in-water

Question 52

prevent evaporation of moisture from the surface of the skin

Answer 52

Water-in-Oil

Question 53

Vanishing cream is an example of what?

Answer 53

Oil-in-water

Question 54

What is cold cream?

Answer 54

Water-in-oil

Question 55

Gels is sometimes called as _____.

Answer 55

Jellies

Question 56

Vitamin K is also known as _____.

Answer 56

Phytonadione

Question 57

Deficiency of Vitamin E

Answer 57

Hemolytic Anemia