DOSAGE FORMS

2. Inert ingredients that maybe needed for a successful preparation of the dosage form.
3. A semisolid dosage form that is an O/W emulsion because it contains a small amount of oil dispersed in water.
4. A solid dosage form that uses a hard or soft gelatin shell.
6. An injectable in which the release and duration of action of the drug is prolonged.
9. A mixture of two substances that are unbendable. One is dispersed in other.
10. A system, device, or physical form of a dose by which the drug is delivered or administered to the body.
12. A clear, sweet solution that contains dissolved medication in a base of water and ethanol.
13. A semisolid dosage form used in vaginal cavity.
14. A liquid or semisolid intended for external used and applied with friction.

1. A viscous liquid, taken in small dose and generally used for cough relief.
5. A spray that contains very fine liquid or solid drug particles in a gas propellant that is packaged under pressure.
6. Additives used to increase the bulk weight or volume of a dosage form.
7. An ingredient used to bind together substances that normally do not mix.
8. The problem faced due to this during compounding or dispensing a dosage form.
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