In this context, the "suspension" is the liquid the antibiotic is mixed with, in order to make taking it easier or more effective. Kids, for example, take liquids better than pills. So they're prescribed antibiotics in suspension.
Because they are suspensions.
A "suspension" is a type of mixture where there are solid or liquid particles suspended in a different liquid. This is different from a solution, where the solute is actually dissolved in the solvent.
Suspensions tend to settle out over time; solutions don't. If the bottle says to shake well before using, it's probably a suspension.
Emulsions are a specific type of suspension where there's some emulsifying agent to keep the suspended particles from settling out. Mayonnaise is an emulsion where the emulsifying agents (lecithin and other proteins) are naturally present in egg yolk.
Some medications such as antibiotics are available as suspensions because they are easier to give to a child or adults with problems swallowing large tablets or capsules. It is far easier to take a liquid medicine that is flavored than a capsule, especially in children.
Medicine has a prefix of chemo pharm apoth medi I don't recall any suffixes. Some suffixes for treatments are: tion, otomy, ectomy, sion, opsy, entesis, tics Samples of words: chemotherapy, pharmaceutical, apothacary, medicine, medical suspension, insertion, myringotomy, appendectomy, biopsy, arthrocentesis, antibiotics
Yeast is not a bacterium, but you can kill some of them with some antibiotics. Antibiotics that are effective against yeast are usually called antifungals.
what are some antibiotics that we use today? tylenol advil relive the pain medicine ...
I think they made medicine for stomachs from the helpful digesting helper bacteria in pills.
If you cannot relieve the ache with over-the-counter pain medicine, you need to see the doctor for some antibiotics.
That really depends on the type of medicine you're taking. Some, like asthma medicine, are mostly OK to take. Others, like antibiotics, is a real no-no. If you do a net search for the medicine that you're wondering about, you should be able to find out that way. Or as your doc.
A medicine for pain control is called an analgesic.
It can. Some antibiotics have a warning label on them saying not to be exposed to sunlight while on them. Take these seriously! I didnt,and I tanned on a medicine that said that and I felt like my skin was melting when I got in the bed. It was quite painful
Pain killers only do just that- help to kill pain. Pathogens such as bacteria are not killed by pain medicine. Antibiotics are prescribed to kill some pathogens, but currently no antibiotics are also pain killers as well.
That would be antibiotics. Antibiotics work with your immune system, reving it up, so it can kill batcerias in case of, per example, bronchitis or a strep in your throat. Topical antibiotics will also work on skin for cuts and such to prevent infection. However, you should not forget that antibiotics will also kill GOOD bacteria in your system, such as the ones in the digestive system and in a woman's vagina. There is a wide range of antibiotics that can be taken in pill form, and, as far as I am aware, they are only available through a prescription from your doctor. Some mild topical antibacterial cream are however available in pharmacies.AntibiotesIn 1928 Alexander Fleming found a medicine that can kill bacteria he got it from mould.Antibiotics.
not really but some candies are called candy medicne