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doug-pt136 quiz one

Doug, PT 136, Quiz 1

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Troches Solid dosage forms also known as pastilles or lozenges.
Excipients Inert substances added to a prescription or compound in order to create a specific consistency or to give shape and form to the drug: A vehicle
Solvent Term used for a substance that can dissolve another substance, such as water, alcohol, oil or glycerin
Creams Semi-Solid dosage forms that may be oil in water or water in oil.
Spirits Liquid solutions that can be alcoholic or hydro-alcoholic and contain volatile or easily evaporated substances.
TPN Intravenous feeding that provides patients with all necessary nutrients when they are unable or unwilling to take in nutrition.
PH Measurement of the acidity or lack of acidity of an ingredient used in compounding.
Shelf Life The time a product has before or until it begins to decompose.
Stability Term used to describe an ingredients ability to maintain its potency, strength and balance when combined with other ingredients.
Emulsions Liquid mixtures that consist of an internal and external phase that do not mix together.
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