(DDS LEC) LESSON 6: SUPPOSITORIES, INSERTS, AND MEDICAL STICKS

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_____________

  • Latin: __________ meaning under and _________ meaning to place

  • solid dosage form in which one or more active pharmaceutical ingredient are dispersed in a suitable base and molded into a suitable shape for insertion into body orifices such as rectal, oral, and urethral

  • fusible dosage forms of various weights and shapes, usually medicated, for insertion into the rectum, vagina, or the urethra where they are to exert LOCAL or SYSTEMIC EFFECT.

  • It should melt when inserted into the body


Suppositories
sub
ponere

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Suppositories have been employed for 3 reasons:

  1. -

  2. -

  3. - (like hemorrhoids)


Promote defecation

introduce drugs into the body

treat anorectal diseases

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LOCAL

  • Rectal suppositories intended for local action are frequently used to relieve constipation or the pain, irritation, itching and inflammation associated with ______________

  • Example: Glycerin suppositories

  • Vaginal suppositories are employed mainly as ____________, _____________, and specific agents for invasive pathogens

  • Example: Nonoxynol-9, trichomonocides which combat vaginitis that is caused by _____________ and ___________________

  • Urethral suppositories are used for ____________ or local _____________


hemorrhoids
contraceptives
antiseptics
candida albicans
trichomonas vaginitis
antibacterial
anesthetic

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SYSTEMIC

  • _______________ —> permit absorption of more soluble drugs as compared to other orifices

  • The mucous membrane of the rectum permit absorption of many soluble drugs


rectal orifice

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Thorazine suppository —> relieves ________ and ____________

nausea
vomiting

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Morphine Sulfate suppositories —> _________________

opioid analgesic

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Cafergot suppository —> Relieve ____________

migraine

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Ondal —> relieve _________ and ____________

nausea
vomiting

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Suppository bases plays an important role in the __________ of medication

Requirement: Bases should remain _________ at _______________ or ___C controlled room temperature but ________ readily at body temperature, ____ C.

release
solid
room temperature
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dissolve
37

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Morphine sulfate suppositories has _____________ which promotes slow release which leads to long effect

alginic acid

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What are the 3 bases for suppositories?

  1. -

  2. -

  3. -


Fatty or Oleaginous bases
Water soluble or water miscible bases
Miscellaneous bases

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____________________

  • MOST FREQUENTLY EMPLOYED SUPPOSITORY BASE

  • Examples: palm oil, kernel oil, cotton seed oil, cocoa butter, NF

    • release rate is SLOWER


Fatty or Oleaginous bases

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_______________________

  • is a triglyceride which exhibits ______________ which exhibits several crystalline structure which has different melting points and properties

  • from the roasted seed of __________________

  • yellowish-white solid with agreeable chocolate-like odor at room temperature

  • FORM 4 BETAA!!


Cocoa Butter, NF
polymorphism
theobroma cacao

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____________________________

  • composition: 20% granular gelatin, 70% gelatin, and 10% API

  • _________________ is the base of choice for formulating VAGINAL SUPPOSITORIES as it does not dissolve in body temperature but will dissolve in ______________

  • must be placed in a container that is impervious to liquids or vapors because they tend to absorb moisture


Water soluble or water miscible
Glycerinated gelatin
body fluids

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__________________

  • mixtures of oleaginous and water-soluble or water miscible materials

  • _________________ - mixture of monostearate and distearate esters of mixed polyoxyethylene diols and free glycols


Miscellaneous bases
polyoxy 40 stearate

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What are the 3 methods of preparation of suppositories?

  1. -

  2. -

  3. -


Fusion or melt-molding
Compression molding
Hand rolling and shaping

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___________________

  • MOST COMMON METHOD

  • Molds are made from stainless steel, aluminum, brass, and plastic

  • capacity: ___, ____ to ________g


Fusion
Melt molding
6
12
50

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___________________

  • forcing the suppository mixture into special molds using suppository-making machines

  • for drugs that are _________ and for drugs that are __________ in the base


compression molding
thermolabile
insoluble

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________________

  • TRADITIONAL METHOD

    • uses __________________


hand rolling and shaping
grated cocoa butter

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What are the 3 types of suppositories?

  1. -

  2. -

  3. -


Rectal suppository
Vaginal suppository
Urethral suppository

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________________

  • tapered at one or both ends

  • _______ shaped

  • Size:

Adult - ______ mm

Child - ______ mm

  • Weight:

Adult: ____ g
Child: ____ g


Rectal suppository
bullet
32
16
2
1

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________________

  • is also referred to as _______________

  • ________, conical, or oviform in shape

  • Weight: ____ g


Vaginal suppository
pessary
globular
5

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______________

  • are also called __________________

  • thinner and tapered; slender, __________-shaped

  • Size:

Male: _________ mm
Female: _________ mm

  • Weight

Male: ___ g
Female: ____ g


Urethral suppository
bougies
pencil
140
70
4
2

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_____________________

  • compressed tablets accompanied with a _______________

  • disintegrates in the vagina after administration
    easy to manufacture, stable, and less messy than suppositories


Vaginal inserts
plastic inserter

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__________________

  • convenient form for administering ________________

  • Prepared similar to suppositories except that the melt is poured into the administering device


Medication sticks
topical medication