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Medicines, formats and packaging

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  • What are these?
    Sticking plasters
  • There are two types of medicines: POMs and OTC. What do the initials in POMs stand for?
    Prescription-Only Medicines
  • Creams, lotions and ___________ are applied directly onto the skin.
    Ointments
  • You need a syringe and a needle to administer an _________
    Injection
  • What's this called?
    IV drip
  • Some people put nicotine ________ on their skin to give up smoking.
    Patches
  • If you break your arm, you'll have to wear a ________
    Sling
  • What are these?
    Capsules
  • These are called pills or ______
    Tablets
  • It's a liquid medicine and you can put it directly into your eyes or ears
    Drops
  • The place where you can buy or get medicines is called...
    Chemist's or Pharmacy (US drugstore)
  • For your dental hygiene, you can use a toothbrush or a dental ________
    Thread
  • Tablets, capsules and pills usually come in _________ packages.
    Blister
  • If you have a sore throat, you can take __________
    Lozenges
  • You have a cough. What should you take?
    Syrup
  • There are two types of medicines: POMs and OTC. What do the initials in OTC stand for?
    Over The Counter
  • This is used to protect your lips when it's cold.
    Lip balm
  • If you have asthma, you need to take your _________ always with you.
    Inhaler