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Topical Suspensions
Oral suspensions
Parenteral Suspension
Rectal Suspension
Opthalmic/Otic Suspension
Pulmonary (Inhaled) Suspensions
Enumerate Drug forms available as suspensions
Oral Suspensions
For example, antibiotics, antacids, antipyretics (like paracetamol and ibuprofen suspensions).
Topical Suspensions
Calamine lotion, some dermatological products.
Parenteral Suspensions
Injectable depot preparations (e.g., some corticosteroids, vaccines, insulin zinc suspension).
Rectal Suspensions
Enema suspensions (for constipation or bowel preparation).
Opthalmic/Otic Suspensions
Antibiotic or steroid suspensions for eye/ear use
Pulmonary (Inhaled) Suspensions
Nebulized drugs may be formulated as suspensions for respiratory delivery
Oral suspension and syrups
Oral drops
Suppositories
Solid preparation
Chewable
Mini tablets
Recommended Dosage Form for Infants
Splints
Braces
Slings
Cost shoes
Wheel chairs
Ice bags/ Ice packs
Common Health Accessories Used for Orthopaedic Patients