What dosage form is often considered a solid medication?

A tablet is a solid dosage form of medication. It is typically composed of active ingredients and excipients that are compressed or molded into a solid shape, making it easy to swallow and allowing for a controlled release of the medication in the body. Tablets come in various formulations and strengths and can be coated to improve taste or manage release.

In contrast, the other options represent different dosage forms. Liquids are solutions or suspensions that can be measured in volume for administration, aerosols are fine sprays of medication that are inhaled, typically in a gaseous state or as a mist, and creams are topical preparations that are semi-solid and used on the skin. These forms serve different purposes and methods of delivery, but in terms of solid dosage forms, tablets are the primary example.