Suppositories
Dosage Form suppositories quiz
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- Systemic rectal suppository used for the relief of nausea and vomitting
- Opioid analgesic
- Relief of migraine suppositories
- Can be avoided if suppository is not inserted too high
- Neutral body fluid that lack any effective buffering capacity
- Suppository base that melts rapidly at body temperature, and immiscible with rectal fluid
- The form in which drug should be incorporated when using cocoa butter as base for fatty drugs
- When distributed in a fatty suppository base in low concentrations it has less tendency to escape to the surrounding aqueous fluids than a hydrophilic
- It should remain solid at room temperature but soften melt or dissolve readily at room temperature
- Fat soluble drugs are more readily released from this type of suppository bases
- Metastable crystalline form alpha crystals of cocoa butter, with lower than usual melting point
- Substance with a tendency to lower the melting point of cocoa butter
- 20% granular gelatin with 70% glycerin
- 60% gelatin with 20% glycerin
- Suppository base that does not melt at body temperature but mix with mucous secretions upon dissolution
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