Drug Preparation

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solid preparations:

pill, tablet, capsule, enteric coated, extended release, lozenge, powder

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types of drug preparations:

solid, liquid, topical, aerosol, suppository

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liquid preparations

elixir, syrup, solution, suspension

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topical preparations

ointment, lotions, transdermal patches

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pill

a mixture of a powdered drug with a cohesive material; may be round or oval

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capsule

a powder or gel form of an active drug enclosed in a gelatinous container; may also be called liquigel

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enteric coat

a tablet or pill coated to prevent stomach irritation

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extended release

preparation of a medication that allows for slow and continuous release over a predetermined period; may also be referred to as CR or CRT (controlled release), SR (sustained or slow release), SA (sustained action), LA (long acting), or TR (timed release)

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tablet

small, solid dose of medication, compressed or molded; may be any color, size, or shape (e.g., caplets are elongated/oval in shape and are often coated

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lozenge

small oval, round, or oblong preparation containing a drug in a flavored or sweetened base that dissolves in the mouth and releases the medication; also called troche

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powder

single or mixture of finely ground drugs

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elixir

medication in a clear liquid containing water, alcohol, sweeteners, and flavor

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syrup

medication combined in a water and sugar solution

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solution

a drug dissolved in another substance

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suspension

finely divided, undissolved particles in a liquid medium; should be shaken before use

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ointment

semisolid preparation containing a drug to be applied externally;

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lotion

drug particles in a solution for topical use

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transdermal patches

unit dose of medication applied directly to skin for diffusion through skin and absorption into the bloodstream

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suppository

an easily melted medication preparation in a firm base such as gelatin that is inserted into the body

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cap/ caps

capsule

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CR

controlled release;

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LA

long acting; drug has been prepared in a form that allows extended action

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SA

sustained action

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SR

slow release

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DS

double strength; drug has been prepared in a more highly concentrated form

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EC

enteric coated; tablet coated in a substance that does not dissolve in the acid secretions of the stomach

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el, elix

elixar

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sp

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sp

spirit

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