Drug Dosage Forms Quiz

A solid dosage form dissolved slowly in the mouth (correct)

A liquid solution for oral administration

A semi-solid ointment for external use

A dry aggregate of powder particles for inhalation

Oral administration for systemic effect

Purgative, anti-inflammatory, or diagnostic via rectal passage (correct)

Topical application for skin or mucous membrane

Inhalation for local effect

Clear, pleasant flavor, sweet, hydro-alcoholic for oral administration (correct)

Aqueous solution for prophylaxis or throat infections

Semi-solid with one or more drugs added in a suitable base

Solid dosage form enclosed in a hard or soft container or shell

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