Which term describes a single-dose glass container with a bulb that can be broken off at the neck?

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An ampule is a single-dose glass container that has a bulb that can be broken off at the neck. It is designed for injectable medications and is meant to be used for one patient and one dose only. Vials are a different type of medication container that requires a needle and syringe to withdraw medication. Cartridges are also different than ampules as they are used in specialized medication delivery devices such as insulin pens. Unit dose refers to medications that are packaged in individual doses, but they can be in a variety of different types of containers, not just ampules.

Which Term Describes a Single-Dose Glass Container with a Bulb