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Pharmaceutical Liquid Dosage Forms Quiz

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Questions and Answers

Which type of liquid dosage form is specifically intended for use in the ear?

Mucilage solutions
Aromatic waters
Elixirs
Otic preparations (correct)

What is the maximum concentration at which a solution can be formed with a solute and a solvent called?

Suspension
Solubility (correct)
Emulsion
Colloid

Which type of liquid dosage form is specifically intended for use in the nose?

Nasal preparations (correct)
Gargles
Syrups
Liniments

Which type of liquid dosage form is specifically intended for use in the mouth to treat toothache?

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Which type of liquid dosage form is specifically intended for use as a cleansing solution in medical or hygienic procedures?

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Flashcards

Otic Preparations

A liquid dosage form designed for use in the ear.

Solubility

The maximum concentration at which a solute can dissolve in a solvent.

Nasal Preparations

A liquid dosage form designed for use in the nose.

Toothache Drops

A liquid dosage form specifically made to relieve toothache, applied directly to the mouth.

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Irrigations

A liquid dosage form intended for cleansing in medical or hygienic procedures.