Drug Formulations and Nomenclature

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Pharmaceutics 1

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solids
Powders, tablets, pills, capsules, and rumen bolus are considered
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liquid
Despite being considered a solid drug form, capsules with soft shells are usually filled with a
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powder
Capsules with hard shells are usually filled with a
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enteric coated
Delayed release tablets are often
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Immediate
__________ release tablets are designed to dissolve in the GIT
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Bolus
Large tablet that remains in the rumen
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liquids
Solutions and suspensions are considered
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semisolids
Creams, ointments, and emulsions are considered
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aerosol
A suspension of fine solid or liquid particles
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gases
Many anesthetics are administered as ___________ designed to be inhaled
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controlled internal drug release system
The intravaginal progesterone implant used in cattle to synchronize estrus is an example of a
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PO
Official abbreviation for “placed into mouth and swallowed (aka: by mouth)”
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IV
Official abbreviation for “injected in a vein”
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IM
Official abbreviation for “injected into a muscle”
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SC
SQ is also commonly abbreviated as
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SQ
Common abbreviation for “injected under the skin”
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every
“Q,” “q,” and “qq.” are the official abbreviation used for
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1 tab PO q5h
Abbreviate “give 1 tablet by mouth every 5 hours”
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h, d
Common abbreviations for “hour” and “day” are ____ and ____, respectively
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immediately
“STAT” is a common abbreviation meaning