Dosage forms
These dissolve under the tongue
What are sublingual tablets?
Used when drawing a medication/solution from an ampule
What is a filter needle?
These medications kill bacteria
What are antibiotics?
Tylenol/Acetaminophen
What is liver damage?
This vaccine is recommended for age groups 12 months and older and are most common in children
What is Varicella (chickenpox)?
These go in between the cheek and the gum
What are buccal tablets?
This is the angle that an intramuscular injection is given
What is 90 degrees?
This drug class ends in -pril
what are ACE inhibitors?
Motrin/Ibuprofen
What are intestinal ulcers?
The CDC recommend individuals should receive _____ vaccine yearly
What is Influenza (Flu)?
Enteric-coated tablets dissolve here
What are the intestines?
Injectable liquids (solutions, suspensions)
These drugs promote bowel movements
What are laxatives?
Cleocin/Clindamycin
Diarrhea
This vaccine is required when entering college
What is the Meningococcal vaccine?
These are placed in water to dissolve
What are effervescent tablets?
This is where an intradermal injection goes
What is the epidermis?
Antiemetics are used for this purpose
what is relieving nausea and vomiting?
Prinivil/Lisinopril
What are cough, and low blood pressure?
Employers are required to provide this vaccine for their employees
What is the Hepatitis B vaccine?
These liquids dry as flexible films on the skin
What are collodions?
This is where a subcutaneous injection is given
What is under the skin?
This classification deals with blood
What is hematologic?
Voltaren/Diclofenac
What are heart attacks, seizures, and strokes?
This vaccine should be given to adults older than 18 years if they have chronic heart or lung disease.
What is the pneumococcal vaccine?