Medical Terminology and Prefixes Quiz

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Match the following words with their meanings:

Intravenous = Administered into a vein Extracurricular = Activities outside regular curriculum Intrastate = Within the boundaries of a state Intercontinental = Between or among continents

Match the following words with their prefixes:

Intravenous = Intra- Extracurricular = Extra- Intrastate = Intra- Intercontinental = Inter-

Match the following medical terms with their meanings:

Intravenous = Administered into a vein Intramuscular = Administered into a muscle Intradermal = Administered into the skin Intrathecal = Administered into the spinal canal

Match the following terms with their definitions:

Sterile dosage forms = Free from pyrogens and endotoxin Parenteral preparation = Pharmaceutical dosage forms injected through the skin Intravenous route = Provides the most rapid onset of action of any parenteral route Injection independent routes = Include intranasal, inhalation, and ophthalmic routes Signup and view all the answers

Match the following statements with the correct route of administration:

Limited to solutions, suspensions, and emulsions = Injection dependent routes Drugs too irritating for intramuscular or subcutaneous administration = Intravenous route Placement crucial to avoid extravasation or infiltration = Intravenous route Includes intranasal, inhalation, and ophthalmic routes = Injection independent routes Signup and view all the answers

Match the following characteristics with parenteral dosage forms:

Pure, free from toxicity and contamination = Sterile preparation Limited volumes of formulation that can be injected = Injection dependent routes Provide the most rapid onset of action = Intravenous route Highest bioavailability = Intravenous route Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms with their descriptions:

Biologicals = Parenterals outside the intestine Pyrogen-free = Parenteral preparation Injection dependent routes = Limited to solutions, suspensions, and emulsions Injection independent = Intranasal, inhalation, and ophthalmic routes Signup and view all the answers

Match the following historical facts with the correct parenteral route:

Johann Daniel Major in 1662 = Intravenous route Drugs that are too irritating for other administrations = Intravenous route Veins of the antecubital area and larger foot veins = Intravenous route Excessive injection volumes cause pain and cell necrosis = Injection dependent routes Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Pharmacy Terminology

Match words with their meanings: Understanding the definitions of specific words in pharmacy terminology.
Match prefixes with their meanings: Identifying the prefixes of words and their corresponding meanings.
Match medical terms with their meanings: Associating medical terms with their correct definitions.
Match terms with their definitions: Recognizing terms and their corresponding explanations.
Match statements with routes of administration: Identifying the correct route of administration for a given statement.
Match characteristics with parenteral dosage forms: Associating characteristics with the correct parenteral dosage forms.
Match terms with their descriptions: Understanding the descriptions of specific terms.
Match historical facts with parenteral routes: Recognizing historical facts and their corresponding parenteral routes.