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What are triturations?

Concentrations of medical compounds

Injections of medicinal substances

Dilutions of potent medicinal substances (correct)

Dilutions of inactive substances

How were triturations traditionally prepared?

By diluting one part by weight of the drug with nine parts of finely powdered lactose (correct)

By diluting one part by weight of the drug with ten parts of finely powdered lactose

By mixing equal parts of drug and lactose

By using a 1:5 ratio of drug to lactose

What is a modern-day example of a trituration?

Penicillin

Aspirin

Mustargen (mechlorethamine hydrochloride) (correct)

Insulin

What is a common way to use triturations in pharmaceutical processes?

<p>For the calculation and use of dilutions of solid medicinal substances in compounding and manufacturing procedures</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should the term 'trituration' not be confused with in this context?

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