Medications with antacids added to them.

Disks of compressed medications.

Gelatin-coated form of a medication.

Coated medication for improved swallowing and release in the intestines.

Liquid and fine particles in water.

Medications dispensed in a liquid, but not evenly distributed, requiring shaking before administration.

Medication added to highly sweetened liquid.

Medications evenly distributed throughout a liquid.

Liquid drug preparations that contain fats and oil in water.

Liquid medications that contain alcohol.

Enteral medications include all of the following except:

Contraindications for using the oral route include all of the following except:

Medications that are given to prevent release in the stomach or improve swallowing are:

An example of efferevescent salts is:

Buccal medications are placed:

All the listed medications can be administered rectally except:

The measurement of a needle's circumference is the:

A very viscous medication would require which of the following for administration:

The fluid found in whole blood is known as:

A Z-track injection is a form of which route of administration?

Which is the usual route of administration for insulin?

The flu vaccination is usually given via what route of administration?

The recommended site for intramuscular injection administration in infants and small children is the:

Which of the following is another word for "clot?"

_______ tablets have added antacids to prevent stomach irritation.

Buffered tablets have added antacids to prevent _______ irritation.

Enteric-_______ drugs are released not in the stomach, but in the intestines; they are especially useful for patients with stomach ulcers or sensitivities.

Enteric-coated drugs are released not in the ________, but in the intestines.

Enteric-coated drugs are released not in the stomach, but in the intestines; they are especially useful for patients with stomach ulcers or ______.

Enteral ______ involve any medications that involve the gastrointestinal tract such as capsules, tablets, enemas, suppositories, and many others

Enteral medications involve any medications that involve the gastrointestinal tract such as capsules, tablets, enemas, _______ and many others.

Contraindications to the ____ route include nausea, vomiting, and difficulty swallowing.

Contraindications to the oral route include nausea, _____, and difficulty swallowing.

The buccal pouch, or ______, is a good route for applying medication in the mouth or throat to ease local inflammation.

The buccal pouch, or cheek, is a good route for applying medication in the mouth or _____ to ease local inflammation.

Parenteral medications include all medications that are not ingested or introduced into the _____ system.

A transdermal ____ holds a specific amount of medication over a specific area and delivers medication over time.

A transdermal patch holds a specific amount of medication over a specific area and delivers ________ over time.

Otic medicications are placed directly into the ear canal to treat infections of both the ___ and outer ear, as well as impaction of cerumen.

SC, SQ, or Subcut.

ID.

IM.

IV.

When a medication is slowly injected intradermally, a slight elevation of the skin forms. What is this elevation referred to as?

A narrow, finely calibrated syringe used for intradermal injections.

Intramuscular method used when a medication is very irritating or may cause skin discoloration.

Used to deliver specific doses of medication through a hand-held device.

Determined by width or circumference of a needle's lumen.

Divided into accurate measurements.

A lozenge.

Tablets with added antacids to prevent stomach irritation.

Bubbles released into the bloodstream.

The inside/opening of a needle.

Small glass container holding only one dose of medication.

Slight elevation of skin.

Glass or plastic containers sealed on top with rubber stoppers.