How many cubic centimeters do you need for a 2.5-mg dose of Drug A, using a 0.1 solution?

How many cubic centimeters do you need for a 2.5-mg dose of Drug A, using a 0.1 solution?
 
  a. 2.5
  b. 25
  c. 0.25
  d. 0.025

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Q. 2  These devices have individually wrapped capsules that contain a single dose of medication and deliver powder medication from a punctured capsule
 
  a. Unit dose DPI
  b. Multiple unit dose DPI
  c. Multiple-dose DPI

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Q. 3  One milliliter (mL) is equivalent to how many drops (gtts) of liquid?
 
  a. 4
  b. 8
  c. 16
  d. 20

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Q. 4  A device that measures the dose either from a powder reservoir or blister strips prepared by the manufacturer (examples: Twisthaler, Flexhaler, and Diskus) is called a
 
  a. unit dose DPI.
  b. multiple unit dose DPI.
  c. multiple-dose DPI.

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Q. 5  The most frequently occurring particle size in the distribution is called
 
  a. count mode.
  b. count median diameter (CMD).
  c. mass median diameter (MMD).
  d. geometric standard deviation (GSD).

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Q. 6  A device that disperses individual doses that are premetered into a blister, which is mechanically punctured when the cover is lifted (example: Diskhaler), is called a
 
  a. unit dose DPI.
  b. multiple unit dose DPI.
  c. multiple-dose DPI.