The important concept in this phase is dissolution.
Dissolution is the rate a drug goes into solution how fast it dissolves.
You have two oral preparations available with equal doses and ingredients. The order leaves the preparation to your discretion. One preparation is an effervescent tablet, the other a coated tablet. The client is experiencing leg cramps and you wish to give a medication that will raise the serum level quickly. Drinking a glass of water with medication not only assists in swallowing, but facilitates dissolution.