The largest capsule size intended for human use(1 Point)00000145True statements about the function of excipients used in tablet formulation except:(1 Point)Binders promote granulationGlidants promote the flow of tablet granulationLubricants help the patient to swallow the tabletall of the thesenone of theseOintment base classified as hydrocarbon base include (1 Point)I. PetrolatumII. White OintmentIII. PEG ointmentThese are propellant driven drug suspensions or solutions in liquefied gas propellant with or without a co-solvent and is intended to deliver the drug into the respiratory tract(1 Point)Inhalation solutionsMetered dose inhalersNebulesNebulizersInhalantsThese are also known as “essences”(1 Point)Irrigation solutionsLinimentsJelliesSpiritsElixirsA thick, viscous, adhesive liquid that is produced by dispensing gum in water or by extracting the mucilaginous principles from vegetable substances in water(1 Point)SyrupsHoneysMucilagesJelliesElixirsWhich of the following types of information is required on multiple-dose vials (MDVs) of biologic injections but not on MDVS of non-biologics?(1 Point)The lot numberExpiration dateStorage conditionsAmount of usual single doseName and amount of antimicrobial preservative

For each of the following excipients used in the manufacture of tablets, match the term to its purpose in the manufacturing process:-Diluents-Sugarcoating-Binders-Glidant, Lubricant-Colorants-Film coating-Disintegrant-Lyophilized foamA. Adds bulk to achieve proper dose and tablet sizeB. Protects the drug from environment, covers taste and odor, thick and shinyC. Allows granulation and holds final tablet togetherD. Keeps process material from sticking to equipment, allows high speed productionE. Makes the product look distinctive and attractive for the customerF. Polymer layer that protects product until it reaches desired location in gastrointestinal tract, then it rupturesG. Promotes the break-up of tablets to smaller particlesH. Allows this dosage form to dissolve in a few seconds

Bentonite, a suspending agent is classified as;(1 Point)clayPlant colloidSyntheticall of the thesenone of theseThese are also known as pessaries(1 Point)Urethral suppositoriesVaginal doucheVaginal suppositoriesSuppository baseNone of theseThis is added to capsule formulations to assist the breakup and distribution of the capsule’s contents in the stomach(1 Point)GlidantsLubricantsDisintegrantsDiluentsNone of theseMembrane-controlled transdermal system contains the following layers; (1 Point)I. An occlusive backing layerII. Drug matrix systemIII. Microporous rate-limiting membraneThese are concentrated, viscous, aqueous solutions of sugar substitute with or without flavors and medical substances(1 Point)SyrupsHoneysMucilagesJelliesElixirs

Commonly used diluents for hard shell capsules(1 Point)StarchLactoseTalcDiethylhexylphthalate (DEHP) is a(n):(1 Point)plasticizer in some PVC IV bags.solvent for extended-release injections.antimicrobial preservative.popular TPN formulation.Drug dosage form that are protected from the destructive influence of gastric acid after oral administration.(1 Point)Enteric coated tabletCoated tabletsSealed ampulesall of the thesenone of theseThe taking up of certain amount of liquid by a gel without a measurable increase in volume is termed(1 Point)ImbibitionSwellingThixotropySyneresisAll of theseAdvantages of film-coating over sugar coating include; (1 Point)I. More durableII. Less bulkyIII. Less time consuming to applyWhich statement regarding fully human MAbs is correct?(1 Point)They are highly immunogenic.They are produced in E. coli.They have generic names ending in -umab.They are cleared from the plasma faster than murine antibodies.They should not be administered to patients who are allergic to eggs.

What is the correct term for this description: Solid dosage form made with an API and excipients.

How would a pill that weighs 0.2 grams be expressed in micrograms? Question 12 options: 200 micrograms 200,000 micrograms 2,000 micrograms 20 micrograms Question 13 (5 points) Which process of pharmacokinetics is directly influenced by the fat solubility and the protein-binding ability of a drug? Question 13 options: Drug distribution Drug absorption Drug excretion Drug acidity Question 14 (5 points) Which of the following injection methods is usually conducted by a physician rather than a lab technician or medical assistant, since it's highly specialized? Question 14 options: An intramuscular injection A subcutaneous injection An intraveneous injection An intraspinal injection Question 15 (5 points) Which type of doctor is most likely to prescribe medications used to treat glaucoma and eye infections? Question 15 options: Neurologist Rheumatologist Ophthalmologist Obstetrician Question 16 (5 points) Which medical professional is most likely to prescribe medicine to help with arthritis and joint inflammation? Question 16 options: Rheumatologist Ophthalmologist Dermatologist Endocrinologist Question 17 (5 points) Which of the following is OSHA responsible for? Question 17 options: Establishing proper disposal techniques for equipment that has come into contact with bodily fluids Deciding what drugs may be sold and under what legal restrictions Regulating the manufacture and sale of dangerous drugs, such as narcotics Limiting the sharing of sensitive medical information with other people Question 18 (5 points) All other things equal, which factor would likely necessitate an increase in dosage for the drug to be effective? Question 18 options: The patient is very young. The patient is elderly. The patient is female. The patient is obese. Question 19 (5 points) By double-checking and confirming that a particular drug must be administered subcutaneously, which of the "Seven Rights of Medication Administration" are you ensuring? Question 19 options: Right technique Right route Right dose Right drug Question 20 (5 points) What does the abbreviation "Sig" mean on a prescription? Question 20 options: It indicates that a patient signature is required to acknowledge possible side effects. It indicates the dosage of the medicine to be dispensed. It indicates the directions for the patient to take the medicine. It indicates the quantity of tablets to be dispensed.