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LIU School of Pharmacy - Drug Dosage Forms Quiz
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LIU School of Pharmacy - Drug Dosage Forms Quiz

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What is the most popular solid dosage form in use today?

  • Tablet (correct)
  • Solution
  • Capsule
  • Emulsion
  • Which type of capsule contains dry, powdered ingredients?

  • Hard-shelled capsule (correct)
  • Solution
  • Tablet
  • Soft-shelled capsule
  • What is the purpose of disintegrating agents in solid dosage forms?

  • To help the chemicals slide easily on manufacturing machines
  • To dissolve medication and release the drug (correct)
  • To bind the ingredients together
  • To add bulk if necessary
  • In which type of liquid dosage form are solid particles sufficiently large for sedimentation?

    <p>Suspension</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of lubricating agents in solid dosage forms?

    <p>To help the chemicals slide easily on manufacturing machines</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the definition of a dosage form in pharmacy?

    <p>The physical form or vehicle by which drugs are delivered to the body for therapeutic effect</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What determined the decision to develop a conventional dosage form or a novel formulation during drug development?

    <p>The physicochemical and biopharmaceutical properties of the drug candidate</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of developing new and novel dosage forms, such as inhalers and transdermal patches?

    <p>To enhance patient adherence and improve safety and efficacy of drugs</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What ensures the accuracy of dosages and patient compliance?

    <p>Preparation of drugs in forms designed for convenience of administration</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which part of a drug composition has no therapeutic effect but is added to improve flavor, color, and chemical stability?

    <p>Inactive ingredients</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Solid Dosage Forms

    • Tablets are the most popular solid dosage form in use today.

    Capsules

    • Hard gelatin capsules contain dry, powdered ingredients.

    Disintegrating Agents

    • Disintegrating agents are added to solid dosage forms to break them down in water.

    Liquid Dosage Forms

    • Suspensions are a type of liquid dosage form where solid particles are sufficiently large for sedimentation.

    Lubricating Agents

    • Lubricating agents are added to solid dosage forms to reduce friction between the dosage form and the die wall during manufacturing.

    Dosage Forms in Pharmacy

    • A dosage form in pharmacy is a physical form in which a drug is manufactured to facilitate easy administration to the patient.

    Drug Development

    • The decision to develop a conventional dosage form or a novel formulation during drug development is determined by the physical and chemical properties of the active pharmaceutical ingredient.

    Novel Dosage Forms

    • Novel dosage forms, such as inhalers and transdermal patches, are developed to improve patient compliance and convenience.

    Dosage Accuracy

    • Accurate labeling and packaging ensure the accuracy of dosages and patient compliance.

    Excipients

    • Excipients are part of a drug composition with no therapeutic effect, but added to improve flavor, color, and chemical stability.

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    Test your knowledge of different drug dosage forms with this quiz from Lebanese International University's School of Pharmacy. Topics covered include pharmacy education requirements, pharmacy organizations, pharmacy careers, drug development process, and more.

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