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Which of the following is a reason for using dosage forms?
Which of the following is a reason for using dosage forms?
- Mask better drug taste and odor (correct)
- Increase drug manufacturing costs
- Extend drug patent protection
- Enhance drug absorption in the body
What is the main purpose of sterile dosage forms?
What is the main purpose of sterile dosage forms?
- Improve drug solubility
- Enhance drug stability
- Prevent microbial contamination (correct)
- Reduce drug side effects
Which type of dosage form is suitable for transdermal drug delivery?
Which type of dosage form is suitable for transdermal drug delivery?
- Liquid dosage forms
- Controlled release dosage forms (correct)
- Semisolid dosage forms
- Moulded dosage forms
Which route of administration is convenient for self-administration?
Which route of administration is convenient for self-administration?
Which type of dosage form includes creams and ointments?
Which type of dosage form includes creams and ointments?
Which of the following is a type of liquid dosage form?
Which of the following is a type of liquid dosage form?
What is the primary function of dosage forms related to drug molecules?
What is the primary function of dosage forms related to drug molecules?
Which type of dosage form is suitable for transdermal drug delivery?
Which type of dosage form is suitable for transdermal drug delivery?
What is the main characteristic of controlled release dosage forms?
What is the main characteristic of controlled release dosage forms?
Which route of administration is effective for most drugs and convenient for self-administration?
Which route of administration is effective for most drugs and convenient for self-administration?
Flashcards
Masking drug taste/odor
Masking drug taste/odor
To cover up unpleasant tastes and smells of drugs, making them more palatable.
Purpose of sterile forms
Purpose of sterile forms
To prevent the introduction of harmful microorganisms, ensuring safety during administration.
Transdermal delivery form
Transdermal delivery form
Dosage forms designed to release medication gradually over an extended period through the skin.
Self-administration route
Self-administration route
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Creams and ointments
Creams and ointments
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Suspension dosage form
Suspension dosage form
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Dosage forms function
Dosage forms function
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Transdermal system
Transdermal system
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Controlled-release
Controlled-release
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Oral administration route
Oral administration route
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Study Notes
Dosage Forms
- Dosage forms are used to enhance patient compliance, provide accurate dosing, and improve medication safety.
Sterile Dosage Forms
- The main purpose of sterile dosage forms is to prevent microbial contamination and infection.
Transdermal Drug Delivery
- Transdermal patches are a suitable type of dosage form for transdermal drug delivery.
- Transdermal patches are also suitable for self-administration.
Topical Dosage Forms
- Creams and ointments are types of topical dosage forms.
Liquid Dosage Forms
- Solutions are a type of liquid dosage form.
Functions of Dosage Forms
- The primary function of dosage forms is to facilitate the release of drug molecules at the site of action.
Controlled Release Dosage Forms
- The main characteristic of controlled release dosage forms is that they release the drug molecule at a predictable rate over a prolonged period of time.
Route of Administration
- The oral route of administration is effective for most drugs and convenient for self-administration.
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Test your knowledge of dosage forms and their importance in delivering drug molecules to the body. Understand the relationship between dosage forms and the concentration of drugs at their sites of action, as well as their therapeutic and toxic effects.
