Drug Forms Flashcards

1
Q

Tablet

A

May be crushed if patient cannot swallow.

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2
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Scored Tablet

A

Only tablets that are scored can be broken (split).

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3
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Coated Tablet

A

Check with pharmacist before crushing.

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4
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Enteric Coated Tablets

A

Do not crush.

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5
Q

Prolonged/Extended Release Tablets

A

Do not crush.

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6
Q

Sublingual

A

Pt should dissolve under tongue, do not chew.

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7
Q

Capsules

A

Avoid opening.

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8
Q

Elixirs

A

May be contraindicated in diabetic or alcoholic patients.

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9
Q

Suspensions

A

Always shake the bottle well.

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10
Q

Aerosol Powders or Liquids

A

Used in neutralizers and inhalers.

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11
Q

Powders

A

Applied to the skin.

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12
Q

Creams

A

Semi-solids for internal and external use.

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13
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Ointments

A

Semi-solids in petroleum or lanolin base.

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14
Q

Pastes

A

Molded with firm base for insertion into the vagina or rectum.

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15
Q

Transdermal

A

Patches.

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16
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Topical Drops

A

Usually for eyes, ears, and/or nose.