7 & 8 - Routes, Formulations and Compounding

Question 1

water based

Answer 1

aqueous

Question 2

solid formations to be mixed with water or juice

Answer 2

bulk powders

Question 3

the pouch between the cheeks and teeth

Answer 3

buccal

Question 4

absorbs water

Answer 4

hydrates

Question 5

the property of a substance being able to dissolve in water

Answer 5

water soluble

Question 6

liquid formulations in which the drugs does not completely dissolve in the solvent

Answer 6

suspensions

Question 7

tear ducts

Answer 7

lacrimal canalicula

Question 8

a mixture of two liquids that do not mix with each other in which one liquid is spread through the other by using a stabilizer

Answer 8

emulsion

Question 9

breaking a part of a tablet into smaller pieces

Answer 9

disintegration

Question 10

injection technique for medications that stain the skin

Answer 10

Z-tract injection

Question 11

suspended formulation with particle size up to a hundred times smaller than a suspension

Answer 11

colloids

Question 12

when the smaller pieces of a disintegrated tablet dissolve in solution

Answer 12

dissolution

Question 13

a solvent that dissolves a freeze-dried powder or dilutes a solution

Answer 13

diluent

Question 14

the pH of the stomach

Answer 14

1 - 2

Question 15

nonaqueous solutions often contain glycerin, alcohol, and….

Answer 15

propylene glycol

Question 16

nonaqueous solutions often contain glycerin, alcohol, and….

Answer 16

propylene glycol

Question 17

Dermal formulations can deliver about ___mg/hr of active drug.

Answer 17

2

Question 18

the percent of an administered ophthalmic solution that is delivered to the eye

Answer 18

20%

Question 19

regulations pertaining to non-sterile compounding formulations

Answer 19

USP-NF Chapter

Question 20

regulations pertaining to sterile compounding formulations

Answer 20

USP-NF Chapter

Question 21

the fine grinding of powder

Answer 21

trituration

Question 22

triturating a powdered drug with a solvent in which it is insoluble to reduce its particle size

Answer 22

levigation

Question 23

a technique for mixing two powders of unequal size

Answer 23

geometric dilution

Question 24

a portion of a mixture

Answer 24

aliquot

Question 25

formulas and procedures of what should happen when a formulation is completed

Answer 25

formulation record

Question 26

electrolytes used in the preparation of suspensions

Answer 26

flocculating agents

Question 27

when a solution that contains the maximum amount of drug it can contain at room temperature

Answer 27

saturated

Question 28

when a solution that contains the maximum amount of drug it can contain at room temperature

Answer 28

saturated

Question 29

a record of what actually happened when the formulation was compounded

Answer 29

compounding record

Question 30

the preferred method used when making a emulsions with a consistency of lotion or cream

Answer 30

the Beaker method