Questão 1118787

Ointments use an absorption base (water-in-oil type) because this semi-solid dosage form always shows high aqueous solubility.

There is oil-in-water emulsion when the oil is the dispersion medium, and the water is the dispersed phase.

There is no dosage accuracy in this type of dosage form, as each patient can apply varying amounts of ointment or gel.

The poultices are used in the external area and become softer at skin temperature.