PharmacologyQuestion 55 of 100
Which drug form is designed to be inserted and melt at body temperature?
a.Capsule
b.Sublingual tablet
c.Transdermal patch
d.Suppository
Explanation
A suppository is a solid form inserted rectally or vaginally that melts at body temperature to release medication. It is stored cool and inserted per proper technique.
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