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Across 8. The inability to have a bowel movement. 10. The strength of a drug. 13. The most important ingredient in a drug. 15. How a drug is affected by another drug. 18. A description for medicine that doesn’t make a person sleepy.

Down 1. A gel case containing a dose of medicine; also called a pill. 2. Rub into the skin. 3. Negative effects that some drugs have (eg. Drowsiness, dry mouth). 4. A small medicated tablet, taken to relieve a sore throat. 5. Medicine in the form of a small, flat cake; also called a pill. 6. A fee charged by a pharmacist when he gives out medicine. 7. A situation when one drug is affected negatively by another drug, and shouldn’t be taken with it. 9. Describes medicine that can be bought without a prescription 11. A type of packaging where pills are individually encased in a blister-like bubble of plastic 12. A medicine that treats nasal congestion. 14. A medicine that is inserted into the rectum or vagina. 16. Weaken or damage something 17. The injection of a fluid into the rectum to cause a bowel movement.