5 Written Questions

1. Inactive ingredients added to medications serving as fillers, flavorings, colorings, binding agents, or bulk agents
2. into abdominal cavity
3. Controlled-Release Tablet
4. Suspension of small solid droplets or particles in gas or vapor (liquid under pressure).
5. injected directly into a ventricle of the brain

5 Matching Questions

1. XL
2. subcutaneous
3. injection
4. diluents
5. otic

1. a beneath the skin, type of suspension, inject-able, depot therapy.
2. b when someone puts a liquid, especially a drug, into a person's body using a needle and a syringe from small tube
3. c Extra Long
4. d add bulk
5. e Pertaining to the ear.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. within a artery
   1. intra-arterial
   2. parenteral
   3. inhaler
   4. transdermal
2. a small bottle that contains a drug (especially a sealed sterile container for injection by needle) & iv bag
   1. powder
   2. pellet
   3. ampoule
   4. capsules
3. semi-solid dosage direct application of a medication to the skin, eye, ear, or other parts of the body on mucous membranes or body cavities
   1. topical
   2. rectal
   3. otic
   4. vaginal
4. controlled diffusion
   1. CD
   2. CR
   3. TD
   4. SA
5. added to a compound to prevent microbial growth contamination must be compatible with active drug or other ingredients
   1. preservatives
   2. propellant
   3. parenteral
   4. granules

5 True/False Questions

1. suppository → mixture of water and nondissolved materials

   True        False

2. intraocular → within a joint

   True        False

3. rectal → more reliable than the oral method. Is advised for unconscious patients, infants, small children, and mouth-breathing patients.

   True        False

4. hydrophilic → pertaining to the eye

   True        False

5. parenteral → taken into the body in a manner other than through the digestive canal

   True        False