The difference between oleaginous and water soluble/water miscible bases used in suppositories is that ___1___ bases dissolve in body fluids and ___2___ bases melt at body temperature. A. 1 cocoa butter 2 PEG B. 1 water-soluble and water-miscible 2 oleagineous C. 1 oleaginous 2 water-soluble and water-miscible D. 1 hydrophobic 2 hydrophilic

All of the following are true regarding vehicle and product type  used  fortopical application , except :Question 1AnswerWater-soluble bases are non greasy and are easily removedCreams, usually oil-in-water emulsions, spread more easily than ointments and are easier to remove.Ointments  offer greater occlusion and are more effective than pastes at absorbing serous discharge. Oleaginous bases provide greater occlusion and emollient effects than do water-washable bases.Water washable bases are called water removable bases

Choose the type of fat that is partially water soluble.Multiple choice question.trans fatscholesteroltriglyceridesphospholipids

Many substances dissolve in water. Select two other ways of saying the same thing.Water is a good solventMany substances are soluble in waterMany substances are insoluble in waterWater is a poor solvent

Many substances dissolve in water. Select two other ways of saying the same thing.Water is a poor solventMany substances are soluble in waterMany substances are insoluble in waterWater is a good solvent

Drugs which are formulated as suppositories are given by which of the following administration routes?Question 3Select one:TopicalEnteralInhalationParenteral