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Buccal Route A drug placed between cheek and gums.
Cannula the barrel of a syringe or bore area inside the syringe that correlates with the volume of solution.
Diskus A nonaersolized powder that is used for inhalation.
Effervescent Salts Granular salts that release gas and dispensed active ingredients into solution when placed in water.
Elixir A clear,sweetened,flavored solution containing water and ethanol.
Extract A potented dosage form derived from animal or plant sources from which most or all the solvent has been evaporated to produce a powder, an ointment-like form, or solid.
Glycerogelatin A topical preparation made with gelatin, glycerin, water, and medicinal substances.
Granules A dosage form larger than powders that are formed by adding very small amounts of liquid to powders.
Irrigating Solution Any solution used for cleansing or bathing an area of the body.
Liniment A medicated topical preparation for applicationto the skin.
Magma A milklike liquid colloidal dispersion in which particles remain distinct, in a two-phase system.
Ocular Route The placement of medication in the eye.
Pareteral Solution A product that is prepared in a sterile environment for administration by injection.
Solute An ingredient dissolved in a soultion or dispersed in a suspension.
Solution A liquid dosage form in which the active ingredients are completely dissolved in a liquid vehicle.
Spirit An alcoholic or hydroalcoholic solution containing volatile, aromatic ingredient.
System Effect The distribution of a drug throughout the body by absorption into the bloodstream.
Tincture An alcoholic or hydroalcoholic solution of extractions from plants.
Water-In-Oil An emulsion containing a small amount of water dispersed in an oil, such as an ointment.
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