3.
From the list of characteristics below, select the characteristic required of
ophthalmic suspensions.
a. Particle-free.
b. Isotonic.
c.
Sterile.
d. Clear.
4.
From the list of characteristics below, select the characteristic required of
ophthalmic solutions.
a. Isotonic.
b. Neutral pH.
c.
Sterile.
d. Colorless.
5.
From the group of considerations below, select the consideration involved with the
preparation of ophthalmic solutions.
a. Ophthalmic solutions can be sterilized using paper filters.
b. Ophthalmic solutions can be contaminated with other drugs without real
concern for the patient's welfare.
c.
The ophthalmic solution can contain some large particles as long as a "Shake
Well Before Using" label is attached to the product.
d. The ophthalmic solution should be made isotonic, if possible, to prevent
irritation to the eye.
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