- Routes and Formulaitons - sublinguql & Buccal Fromulations - Rectal Fromulations - IV Formulations - SQ Fromulations - Opthaalmic Formulations. Vaginal, Dermal Inhalation, Intranasal Formulations
Necrosis
Systemic effect
Wheal
Sublingual
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Water soluble
Wheal
Percutaneous absorption
Viscosity
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Necrosis
Sterile
Syringe ability
Systemic effect
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Injectability
Disintegration
Intrauterine device (IUD)
Depot
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Thrombus
Pachyderma
Wheal
Phlebitis
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Wheal
PH
Viscosity
Necrosis
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Aqueous
Buccal
Diluent
Lacrimal gland
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Buccal
Colloids
Nasal mucosa
All the above
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Syringe ability
Water soluble
Wheal
Sterile
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Necrosis
Stratum corneum
Dermis
Intradermal
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Hydrates
Buccal
Hemorrhoid
Disintegration
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Extended release
Prolonged action
Long acting
All of the above
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Viscosity
PH
Water soluble
Wheal
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Nifedipine
Nitroglycerin
Digoxin
Diltiazem
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Colloids
Hydrates
Injectability
Nasal inhaler
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Buccal
Biocompatibility
Inspiraton
Buffer system
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Buccal
Alveoli sac
Inspiration
Mucosa
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Contraceptive
Intrauterine device
STD
Abstain
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hemmorrhoid
Depot
Emulsion
Hydrates
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Depot
Diluent
Injectability
Local effect
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Respiration
Aqueous
Lungs
Alveoli
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PH
Systemic effect
Percutaneous absorption
Ophthalmic
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Lay on the bed with the head hanging over the edge
Keep both nostrils open
Breathe through the nostril while spraying
Exhale immediately
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Lacrimal canalicula
Conjunctiva
Lacrimal gland
Nasal cavity
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Dissolution
Disintegration
Biocompatibility
Hydrates
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Solution
Supsension
Gel
Ointment
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Nasal inhaler
Nasal mucosa
Nasal cavity
Nasal
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Nasal inhaler
Nasal spray
Finger in the nasal
Nasal mucosa
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Depot
Buccal
Conjunctiva
Nasal cavity
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Viscosity
Transcorneal transport
Opthalmic
Sublingual
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The eye only holds about 10 microliters
the second drop will be lost do to spillage
The average drop size is 50 microliters
The second drop will cause corneal abrasion
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Buffer system
Colloids
Depot
Dissolution
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Alveolar sacs
Depot
Conjunctiva
Lacrimal
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Colloids
Disintegration
Dissolution
"hulk smash"
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Systemic effect
Transcorneal transport
Necrosis
Inhalation
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Buccal
Buffer system
Diluent
Hydates
Nasal cavity
Systematic effect
Local effect
Lacrimal glands
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Prevent a "mess" during application
Prevent patients from using oral tablets by the route
Place the formulation high in the vaginal tract
Enable patients to retrieve the formulation if needed
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Conjunctiva
Lacrimal gland
Retina
Lacrimal canalicula
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Buccal
Wheal
Intradermal
Suppository
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Rectal
Inhalation
Buccal
Subligual
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Mouth trachea, aveoli, bronchioles
Mouth, bronchioles, trachea, alveoli
Mouth, trachea, bronchioles, alveoli
Bronchioles, alveoli, nasal cavity, trachea
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Syringe
Elastomeric pump
Infusion pump
None of the above
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Dermal
Rectal
Intranasal
Vaginal
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Dermis
Muscle
Epidermis
Subcutaneous
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5%
20%
50%
75%
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Diluent
Inspiration
Aqueous
Dissolution
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Mouth
Epidermis
Dermis
Stratum corneum
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