Matching: Insert the letter of the correct match in front of each term. 2. Suppository 3. Insert 4. Pessary 5. Stick 6. Bougie 7. Palliative 8. Metastable 9. Hygroscopic 10. Adjuvant 11. Auxiliary solvent 12. Elixir 13. Tincture 14. Extraction 15. Disperse System A. A clear sweetened hydroalcoholic solution for oral administration, having stable characteristics that keep water-soluble and alcohol-soluble components in solution B. This kind of material will absorb moisture out of the air C. This is used to augment the solvent action of water or to help stabilize a product D. A condition in which an unstable form appears stable for a period of time; it may slowly transition to a more stable form over time E. This is a two-phase liquid preparation of undissolved or immiscible drug distributed throughout a vehicle for administration F. Alcoholic or hydroalcoholic solution from vegetable materials or chemicals, usually for topical administration, stored in tightly closed containers and protected from light G. Method of preparing solutions by drawing the desired component from the crude drug with a solvent in which the desired extractive is soluble I H. Patient care system that includes physical treatment if available, relief of pain, symptoms, and emotional distress; supports decision-making and quality-of-life improvement when curative treatment is not available I. Older term for a vaginal suppository J. This term is from the French for candle, it refers to slender suppositories for urethral administration K. Solid dosage form in which the API is dispersed in a suitable base and formed into a shape for insertion into a natural body cavity such as the rectum, vagina, or urethra L. Current term for a type of suppository for vaginal or urethral administration M. This is an additive that modifies or enhances the effect of a drug or API N. Dosage form for topical application to specific skin site or area of skin, may include an API, penetration enhancers in a base that melts at body temperature, easy to manufacture and convenient to use

Drugs which are formulated as suppositories are given by which of the following administration routes?Question 3Select one:TopicalEnteralInhalationParenteral

Aqueous solution can be incorporated into ointment bases in the followingAscending  order (from less to more water incorporated with ease) .Question 22AnswerWater-soluble ⇒ Water-removable  ⇒  Absorption   ⇒ Oleaginous  Water-soluble ⇒ Absorption ⇒ Water-removable  ⇒ Oleaginous   Oleaginous ⇒ Absorption  ⇒ Water-removable  ⇒ Water-solubleOleaginous ⇒ Water-soluble ⇒ Absorption ⇒ Water-removable  Absorption ⇒ Oleaginous ⇒ Water-soluble ⇒  Water-removable

The difference between oleaginous and water soluble/water miscible bases used in suppositories is that ___1___ bases dissolve in body fluids and ___2___ bases melt at body temperature. A. 1 cocoa butter 2 PEG B. 1 water-soluble and water-miscible 2 oleagineous C. 1 oleaginous 2 water-soluble and water-miscible D. 1 hydrophobic 2 hydrophilic

Commonly used diluents for hard shell capsules(1 Point)StarchLactoseTalcDiethylhexylphthalate (DEHP) is a(n):(1 Point)plasticizer in some PVC IV bags.solvent for extended-release injections.antimicrobial preservative.popular TPN formulation.Drug dosage form that are protected from the destructive influence of gastric acid after oral administration.(1 Point)Enteric coated tabletCoated tabletsSealed ampulesall of the thesenone of theseThe taking up of certain amount of liquid by a gel without a measurable increase in volume is termed(1 Point)ImbibitionSwellingThixotropySyneresisAll of theseAdvantages of film-coating over sugar coating include; (1 Point)I. More durableII. Less bulkyIII. Less time consuming to applyWhich statement regarding fully human MAbs is correct?(1 Point)They are highly immunogenic.They are produced in E. coli.They have generic names ending in -umab.They are cleared from the plasma faster than murine antibodies.They should not be administered to patients who are allergic to eggs.

Does Adjuvant match this definition. Method of preparing solutions by drawing the desired component from the crude drug with a solvent in which the desired extractive is soluble