Answer key dosage

Immunity

Resistance to withstand specific infectious diseases

Insulin pump

Insulin device recommended for patient prefer discression

48 hrs or 2-3 days

Hours to change infusion set of insulin pump

Barium sulfate

Contrast Medium for GIT x-ray

Oriented wedge

Emulsification that emulsifiers should be surround with droplets

Agitation without heat

Method of preparation if heat loss volatile constituents

2-8 C

Storage condition for vaccines

Dry powder inhaler

Tupe of aerosol which is breath activated

Class C

Medical device class of blood grouping and cancer testing

60 or above

Concentration of alcohol used for spirits

Stable emulsion

Absence pf flocculation and creaming

Stable emulsion

Absence of globules and separation of layer

Stable emulsion

Absence of detoriation

Stable emulsion

Maintain elegance

Wet gum-English

Dry gum-Continental

Method of preparation/ 4:2:1

Measles, mumps, rubella

MMR means

Hepa B

First vaccine given to new borns

Powder

Type of dosage form for turbohaler

0.5%

Alcohol limit for children under 4 years old

Fats

Areas for injections of insulin

Capsule

Dosage form fo tobipod inhaler

Class B

What class is use for self test of non critical condition

Spirit of sal volatile

Other name for aromatic spirit of ammonia

Preparation of accacia

Wet gum

Wet water

Until thick

Add oil

Suspending agent

Use of accacia mucilage

Emulsifying agent

Accacia itself

Gargle and Mouthwash

Dosage form that should have labels of “Do not swallow”

Cod liver oil

Liquid petrolatum

Dosage form that uses 4:2:1 method

Forbes bottle method

Uses in preparation for turpentine oil

Calamine and Zinc oxide

Active ingr. for Calamine lotion

Lotion

Liquid suspension that does not cause friction

Benzalkonium Chloride

Example of Cationic emulsifiers

Red

For label “FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY” what color is use

Calamine Lotion

Methylsalaciliate liniment

What preparations are labeled with FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY

Calamine Lotion

Cod Liver oil Emulsion

What preparation are labeled with SHAKE WELL BEFORE USE

Characteristic of Breaking

Irreversible

Separation internal phase

Crack emulsion

Flocculation

Form of stability that cause large clump of floccule

Use as flavored vehicle

Aromatic elixir

Orange spirit

Sweet orange peel

Inhalation

Aromatic spirit of ammonia administered via

Use of aromatic spirit of ammonia

Use fo unconcious patient

Reflex stimulant

Preparation of spirits

Solution with heat

Maceration

Distillation

Ingredients of gargle

Antiseptic

Astringent

Glycerin

Insulin pump

Looks like a phone and computerize with with thin tube

Jet injectors

Insulin pen type that uses high pressure air

Oil in water

Cod liver oil type of emulsion

Salting out

Aromatic substance combined with electrolytes

Solution by intervention

Common method use in aromatic water if prioritize time efficiency

Preservatives

Role of alcohol in mouth wash

Cohobation

A redistillation process

Clarifying agent

Purpose of Talc

C1V1=C2V2

Computation of formulation in concentration and volume

Solution by direct solution

Method of preparation of camphor water/aromatic waters

Levigation method

Method use for ointments

Fungicide

In whitefield ointment, what is the use of benzoic acid

Mechanical incorporation

Method use for zinc oxide past

White wax

Stiffening agent in cold cream

Final product will be stiffer

Why in fusion method we don’t speed up the cooling process?

Easily removed and spread

Not greasy

Why do we prefer creams over ointments

Anstringent

Purpose/use of zinc oxide past

Wax

Fats

Oils

Composition of hydrocarbon base

OTC drugs

Drugs for self treatment

Fine particles

Flexibility

Rapid dispersion

Powders are define as

Suppo nere

Suppositories latin name

To place under

Suppo nere meaning

Solid and single dose

Suppositories meaning

Geometric dilution

Method of mixing for very potent drug

Sodium bicarbonate

Stearic acid

Stiffening agents for glycerin suppositories

Gelatin, sugar, water

Materials for compostion of hard capsule

Citric acid

Effervescent granules example

Stickness

Citric acid may cause

Carbon dioxide

If effervescent granules put to water result to/produce

Punch method

Method of preparation for capsule

2-8 C

Temperature requirement for cold

Reduce particle size moisten

Function of levigating agent

Preparation for glycerin suppositories

Heat glycerin evap dish

Add monohydrate sodium carbonate

Add stearic acid until dissolve

Stir until bubbles are gone

Transfer or pour to molders

Class A

Class for non sterile glove

Class C

Class for blood bag

Class D

Class for breast implant

Class A

Class for nasal spray

Class C

Class for contact lens solution