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PT chapter 7 review

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inactive ingredients are examples such as binder, effervescent salt, lubricants, fillers diluents and disintegrate
common dose forms for enteral administration are solid formulations
examples enteral administration are tablets and rectal formulation
modified release formulation oral formulation designed so the drug has a longer duration of action
modified release formulations are examples of SR, CR, XR, and TR
Enteric Coated-Coating that will not let the tablet disintegrate until it reaches the higher pH of the intestine
liquid formulation includes emulsions, syrups, and gels all are considered liquid formulation
Solutions is a clear liquid (not necessary colorless). Route of administration such as vaginal, intranassal and rectally
Suspension are formulations in which the drug does not completely dissolve in the liquid
Lozenges used orally, buccal and sublingually
Lozenges is also known as troches
Nitroglycerine is an example of sublingual formulation
Remove suppository from its package. SIG(directions)= unwrap and insert
enema rectal dosage form that places fliud into the rectum
what is the fastest method for delivering systemic drugs IV
asorption rate from fastest to slowest are IV, IM, SC, ID
insulin given using 28-30 gauge short needles. in special syringe that measures in UNITS. keep insulin refrigerated. check expiration dates frequently
Intradermal Injection top layer at a slight angle using short needle
Onitment cause eye blurring and should be applied at night. HS
(MDI) Metered Dose Inhalers Inhale. Aerosols that use special metering valves to deliver a fixed dose when the aerosol is activated
Transdermal Administration Patches delivers drugs to bloodstream via asorption through the skin via a patch or disk. for a systemic effect
vaginal tablets vaginal suppositories(suppositories not sterile in its final container
po orally
pr rectally
im intramuscularly
buffer system ingredients designed to control pH of a product
Verb terms to remember use- nasal inhalar
apply- topical and ointment
take- orally
insert- suppository
instill- eye drops
inject- insulin
inhale- metered dose inhaler
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