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terms and definition

termsdefinition
blister pack container made of plastic and holds single dose tablets or capsules
calibration markings on measuring device
compounding act of mixing; reconstituting and packing a drug
cream hydrophilic base
elixir base solution mixture of alcohol and water
emulsification make into an emulsion, or bind together
FDA food and drug administration
flocculation process of which solute comes out of solution in form of flakes or precipitation; solute can be filtered out of the solution
hydrophilic water loving; easily goes in water
hydrophobic water hating; does not go in water or mix in water
levigate make into smooth paste- fine powder
mortar and pestle bowl and rounded knob use to make substances into powder
ointment petrolum jelly
punch method filling of capsules by hand; powdered medication
reconstitution mix liquid and powder to form suspension or solution
repackaging act of reducing the amount of medication; unit dosing form of repackaging
solute dissolved in solution
solution water base; dissolves completely
solvent greater part of solution
suspension powder does not dissolve in the base and must be shaken before use
syrup sugar based liquid
tincture base solution of alcohol
triturate grind or crush powder, like tablets
unit dose single dose of drug
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