Liquid Forms

This conversation is about liquid forms of medication, specifically solutions, suspensions, and emulsions. The hosts talk about the different properties of each type and the importance of emulsifiers in creating stable mixtures. The lessons also detail the pharmacy technician's role in reconstituting oral antibiotics, a process that involves mixing a powdered medication with water to create a usable liquid. The hosts then outline the steps involved in reconstitution, including the importance of accurate measurements and shaking to ensure proper dispersion. Finally, the discussion concludes with a demonstration of how to prepare different oral liquid medications, highlighting the unique procedures required for each formulation.