3.8 Flashcards

1
Q

______are fluids designed to be delivered rectally, will spread to sigmoid and descending colon.

A

Enema

mainly for local action

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2
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________ (mesalamine) is a rectal suspension enema used for ulcerative colitis.

A

Rowasa

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3
Q

_____- offer greater retention and more uniform distribution within the sigmoid colon and rectum compared to an enema.

A

Rectal foams

mainly for local action

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4
Q

___(budesonide) rectal foam that spreads up to 40 cm from the anal verge and used for ulcerative colitis.

A

Ulceris

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5
Q

Consideration to applying suppository: Lie on your side, with your lower leg straight and your upper leg ___ forward, towards the stomach.

A

bent

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6
Q

Consideration to applying suppository:

Using your index finger to gently insert suppository with tapered end first but use your pinky finger if…

A

if for a child under three y.o

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7
Q

Consideration to applying suppository:

When inserting suppository it must pass the ____, about 1/2 to 1 inch in infants and 1 inch in adults

A

Sphincter

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8
Q

Consideration to applying suppository:

Avoid excessive movement or exercise for about ____

A

one hour

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9
Q

To moisten oleaginous suppository it can be …

A

rubbed with fingers to melt surface (lightly)

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10
Q

To moisten PEG suppositories with …

A

water (by dipping lightly) before insertion

  1. Minimize irritation and defecation reflex
  2. Facilitate dissolution
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11
Q

If half a suppository is prescribed you would cut the suppository _______ with a razor blade. To be more accurate and in case settling during hardening occurs.

A

Lengthwise (vertically)

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12
Q

A method that requires no mold calibration is …

A

double casting

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13
Q

Comminute powders to small, uniform particle size to avoid ____ but particle sizes should not be too small that the particles can agglomerate.

A

settling

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14
Q

Generally, poor when the base is near its solidification point into a mold at room temperature to limit settling and this occurs because solidification of the drug is..

A

higher viscosity

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15
Q

Pour _____ until all desired cavities are filled to limit settling,.

A

continuously

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16
Q

Pour a slight excess into the mold cavities to accommodate for ______ during cooling because it occurs during solidification.

A

Contraction

17
Q

Avoid freezing of suppository as it can cause…

A

brittleness

18
Q

Containers used for suppositories are …

A
  1. Wide-mouth
  2. Cardboard boxes
  3. For disposable molds, a labeled carboard sleeve or plastic bag.
19
Q

Refrigeration is preferable, especially for _____ bases.

A

oleaginous