aka added substances, they are component of a dosage form that help in the delivery of the drug to the human body system

Purified water is used in compounding Sterile dosage form. 

Potable water is used in compounding non sterile preparations. 

Which of the following is NOT used in compounding sterile preparation?

Type of compounding that includes special calculations

BUD for non aqueous formulations

BUD for water containing TOPICAL preparations

A record of documentation of the compounding process

Vial is an example of what type of container:

It is added in type III glass to make it highly resistant thus creating a type II glass. 

Glass used on most of parenteral preparations 

Type 3 plastic container that is rigid and has good clarity. 

Autoclavable plastic container

Container components is absorbed by the drug

Any temperature between 30C and 40C

aka ambient temperature

Most commonly used air displacement excipient

Used to prevent drying of preparations especially for ointment and creams

Substances used to cause adhesion of powder particles in tablet granulations

An excipient used for enteric coating

Used to render preparation resistant to flow. 

All dosage forms undergo first pass effect. 

The extent and rate to which the active drug from the drug product is absorbed and becomes available at the site of drug action.

An increase in first pass effect in the liver means an increase in bioavailability as well. 

For an inactive drug like Propanolol, large dose is required to achieve the required therapeutic effect.