Four General Groups Of Ointment Bases

Question 0

Hydrophilic petrolatum

Answer 0

Absorption bases

Question 1

Petrolatum USP

Answer 1

Hydrocarbon or oleaginous

Question 2

Called the simple ointment

Answer 2

Yellow ointment

Question 3

Aquaphor is the commercial name of

Answer 3

Hydrophilic petrolatum

Question 4

White ointment

Answer 4

Hydrocarbon or oleaginous

Question 5

Mineral oil

Answer 5

Hydrocarbon or oleaginous

Question 6

They are called water washable base

Answer 6

Water removable base

Question 7

Hydrophilic ointment USP

Answer 7

Water-removable base

Question 8

Called the yellow petrolatum

Answer 8

Petrolatum USP

Question 9

Yellow ointment

Answer 9

Hydrocarbon or oleaginous

Question 10

Called the petroleum jelly

Answer 10

Petrolatum USP

Question 11

Lanolin USP

Answer 11

Absorption bases

Question 12

Commercial name is Vaseline

Answer 12

Petrolatum USP

Question 13

Polyethylene glycol ointment, NF

Answer 13

Water soluble base

Question 14

Commercial name is White Vaseline

Answer 14

White petrolatum

Question 15

Used as levigating agent

Answer 15

Mineral oil

Question 16

Called the liquid petrolatum

Answer 16

Mineral oil

Question 17

Those absorption bases that are already w/o but permit incorp of aq soln are called

Answer 17

Emulsion bases

Question 18

Contains 5% yellow wax

Answer 18

Simple ointment/yellow ointment

Question 19

Hydrophilic petrolatum is what kind of absorption base

Answer 19

Permit incorp of aq solution to become w/o

Question 20

Called the white petroleum jelly

Answer 20

White petrolatum

Question 21

Called the greaseless base

Answer 21

Water soluble bases

Question 22

PEG ointment, NF contains

Answer 22

PEG 3350—40%

PEG 400—–60%

Question 23

Lanolin USP or wool fat is what type if absorption bases

Answer 23

Already w/o but still permit incorp of aq soln

Question 24

Aquaphor

Answer 24

Absorption bases

Question 25

White petrolatum

Answer 25

Hydrocarbon or oleaginous