mixture of drugs packaged in packets or sachets

Solid

active drug(s) combined with a binder or excipient (inactive substance used as a carrier).

this mixture is compressed into a solid by machine.

Solid

Tablets that are destroyed by gastric acid and are coated with phenylsalicylate (salol).

Salol is insoluble in acid, but will dissolve in the alkaline SI (which is what we want!)

Also called "enteric-coated tablets"

Solid

Consists of a mixture of drugs and a sticky binder to form an ovoid spherical mass.

It's covered with a glazed sugar coating!

(Should be chocolate...)

Solid

A container made of mixture of gelatin and glycerin and is suitable for drugs in powdered form & certain liquid drugs

*Not a dosage form...just a covering*

large and cylindrical

used for horses and cattle

Solid

An aqueous solution or suspension intended for oral admin

aromatic water is added to prevent contamination with bacteria & mold

**aromatic water = aq solution of volatile oil such as peppermint/cinnamon

Solid

a conical solid preparation for intravag use in humans....so we have to learn about it why??

solid

conical solid prep given intrarectally for a systemic effect in humans

it melts and releases its active ingredients after being introduced to the body

Solid

a semisolid prep for either external/internal use

Semisolid

a semisolid prep that's applied on the back of the tongue for a systemic effect

Semisolid

an alcoholic liquid prep of a nonvolatile substance either for external/internal use

liquid

an alcoholic liquid prep of a volatile substance

liquid

an aq suspension of solids that usually contains a dispersing agent to delay settling

dispersing agent = gum tragacanth or methylcellulose

bottle should say "shake well before using"

ex = antacids

liquid

a solution of medicinal, flavoring, & coloring agents in an 85% sucrose solution 

liquid

hydroalcoholic solution of medicinal agents that have been sweetened & flavored

has better shelf life than mixture due to alcohol!

liquid

consists of an oily substnace dispersed in an aqueous medium with an emulsifying or dispersing agent

this time, dispersing agent = gum acacia, lecithin, methylcellulose

liquid

obtained by passing the solvent over dried plant material (a process called percolation) and then evaporating off the solvent

OR

placing the crude material in the solvent until the active substances are extracted (a process called maceration)

liquid

sterile solutions or suspensions in an aqueous or sometimes oil solution

heat sterilized or filtered thru a millipore filter.

some drugs are unstable in solution and are packaged aseptically in vials (must be reconstituted with water immediately before use)

liquid

slow release drug forms

sustained release prolong effective drug concentration in the body by providing for sustained release from dosage form

a liquid or semisolid prep to be applied on the skin by rubbing

generally contains counterirritants used in chronic inflammation of muscles and tendons

solution or suspension of soothing substances to be applied on the skin in acute inflammation to relieve pain

liquid

semisolid greasy prep in which the drug is dissolved or dispensed in a suitable base

semisolid

incorporates a drug in water-oil emulsion

water will evaporate following application, leaving the drug and a thin film of oil on the skin

semisolid

mixture or drugs in powder form for external use such as talc or starch as adsorbents

solid

drug incorporated in a suitable solvent and packaged under pressure with a propellant such as fluorinated hydrocarbon or N

gas

stach

sucrose

talc

PVP

resin

waters

peppermint water

syrup

elixir

sterile water

sterile saline

propylene glycol

polyethylene glycol

PVP

Tween =80

paraffin oil

wax

bees wax

vaseline