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emulsion   a mixture of fats or oils in water.  
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liniment   a drug combined with oil, soap, alcohol, or water.  
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lotion   an aqeous preparation that contains suspended ingredients.  
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solution   a liquid preparation that contains one or more completely dissolved substances.  
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spirit   a drug comined with an alcoholic solution that is volatile.  
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spray   a fine stream of medicated vapor, usually used to treat nose and throat conditions.  
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suspension   a drug that contains solid insolibule drug particles in a liquid.  
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syrup   a drug dissolved in a solution of sugar, water, and sometimes a flavoring to disguise an unpleasant taste.  
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tincture   a drug dissolved in a solution of alcohol or alcohol and water..  
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tablet   a powdered drug; that has been pressed into discs. some tablets are scored.  
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chewable tablet   a powdered drug that has been flavored and pressed into a disc. often used for antacids, antiflatulents, and children's medications.  
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sublingual tablet   a powdered drug that has been pressed into a disc and is designed to dissolve under the tongue, which permits its rapid absorption into the bloodstream.  
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enteric-coated tablet   a tablet coated with a substance that prevents it from dissolving intil it reaches the intestines.  
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capsule   a drug contained in a gelatin capsule that is water-soluble and functions to prevent the patient from tasting the drug.  
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sustained-release capsule   a capsule that contains granules that dissolve at different rates to provide a gradual and a gradual and continuous release of medication.  
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caplet   a drug contained in an oblong tablet with a smooth coating to make swallowing easier.  
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lozenge   a drug contained in candylike base.  
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cream   a drug combined in a base that is generally non-greasy, resulting in a semisolid preparation.  
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ointment   a drug with an oil base, resulting in a semi-solid preparation.  
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suppository   a drug mixed with a firm base, such as cocoa butter, that is designed to melt at body temperature.  
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transdermal patch   a patch with an adhesive backing, which contains a drug, that is applied to the skin.  
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suspension   a pressurized form in which solid aerosol or liquid drug particles are suspended in a gas to be dispensed in a cloud or mist.  
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elixir   a drug that is dissolved in a solution of alcohol and water.  
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