TRUE OR FALSE 1. Alcohol in camphor water allows the preparation to be concentrated. 2. The use of previously boiled, cooled distilled water reduces the possibility of mold and microbial growth in the resultant preparation. 3. Oxidative decomposition of the aromatic substance, elevated temperature, storage at low temperature, mold growth

TRUE OR FALSE 1. Alcohol in camphor water allows the preparation to be concentrated. 2. The use of previously boiled, cooled distilled water reduces the possibility of mold and microbial growth in the resultant preparation. 3. Oxidative decomposition of the aromatic substance, elevated temperature, storage at low temperature, mold growth

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

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Chapter6: Safe Dosage Calculations

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