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Aim To identify areas of practice that could be improved upon, thereby reducing the risk of medication errors and improving patient safety. Method An observational study of medication administration took place over five medication rounds, to collect data oninterruptions and errors. A retrospective audit of medication documentation was conducted to collect data on the prescribing and recording of medication. The data collection took place over three afternoons and included all prescribing and recording sheets for 20 patients. Results During the observation study two errors were observed, one wrong time error and one quality of prescription error. Interruptions were classified as avoidable and unavoidable, and common themes identified.

10. In bioavailability, promoting the frequency of dissolution by encouraging wetting is a guiding basis for?

11. What inference can be made when a plasmid encompasses of two antibiotic defiant strain in case the plasmid develops within ampicillin containing of medium and in the absence of chloramphenicol?

12. In situ salt formation is a crucial technique in? state the other technique that can serve the same purpose.

13. Basing on information from biotechnology aptitude, during the mechanism of selective adsorption on insoluble carriers, a highly dynamic ________ as the________ like ________can boost the frequency of disbanding of incapacitated aqueous soluble drugs.

State the level of concentration gradient sustained.

14. Where is highly water-soluble compound applied?

15. Identify the three diverse andprimal ways of solid solutions. State the trait portrayed by drugs in these cases and the nature of solvent utilized.

16. State instances where Cyclodextrin is applied.

17. Identify the cavity present in Cyclodextrin and specify their capacity.

18. Determine whether the following statement is true or false.

Deprived bioavailability implies poor aqueous solubility.

19. State the role of local anesthetics.

20. How do local anesthetics activate insensitivity to certain portions of the body?