Capsule Dosage Forms Quiz

Gelatin, sugar, and food coloring

Gelatin, sugar, and flavoring agents

Gelatin, sugar, and water (correct)

Gelatin, water, and titanium dioxide

They are manufactured at lower cost than liquid forms

They can contain different dosage strengths for the same drug

They are easily identified by shape and color (correct)

They are tasteless when swallowed

They are intended to be swallowed whole

They are commonly employed in clinical drug trials

They are more stable and have a longer shelf-life than liquid counterparts (correct)

They are made opaque by adding agents such as titanium dioxide

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