10 Questions
What unique property do semisolid dosage forms have?
They retain their shape until acted upon with external force
Which of the following is NOT a semisolid dosage form?
Solutions
Which type of emulsion can creams be composed of?
S/o/w (oil-in-water)
In which dosage form do the active ingredients remain suspended in a base that may be viscous or semi-solid?
Gels
What distinguishes pastes from other semisolid dosage forms?
They contain a high concentration of solids
Which dosage form is characterized by a shiny appearance and being softer than ointments due to their high water content?
Creams
Which type of dosage form contains a liquid phase constrained within a 3-D polymeric matrix and is used for medication, lubrication, and as a carrier for spermicidal agents?
Gels
Which type of dosage form is characterized by being stiffer than ointments and is used in oozing lesions to absorb secretions?
Pastes
Which ophthalmic dosage form is intended for application to the conjunctiva or eyelid margin and can be in the form of a sterile semisolid preparation?
Ophthalmic ointment
Which nasal dosage form allows drugs to be absorbed through the nasal mucosa to exert a systemic effect?
Nasal drops and sprays
This quiz covers the orientation content related to the Pharmacy program, including the vision and mission of the Modern University Pharmacy College. It encompasses the goals and vision aligned with Egypt 2030 sustainable development.
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