Which of the following oral dosage forms should not be disrupted?
a. enteric-coated medications c. scored tablets
b. sustained-action medications d. products containing a wax matrix
ANS: A, B, D
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Correct a, b, and d types of dosage forms should not be disrupted, because this would alter the dosage and duration.
Incorrect c Scored tablets can be crushed.
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