ANALYSIS 2 | Part 1 Flashcards

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The basic document from where the master formula and batch
production records are based

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MANUFACTURING MONOGRAPH

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CGMP OR AO___

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AO No. 220 s. 1974

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The document which provides the basis for accepting the quality of each and every component used in the manufacture of the
product in accordance with the specifications and methods

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QUALITY CONTROL MONOGRAPHS

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The document generated to explain in detail the reason behind a
procedure and proper sequence of steps to be done, and how
equipment are to be operated for maximum performance

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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES

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-The original document used as the key in the manufacture of
products
-Being the prototype, it is kept in a secured documentation room,

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MASTER FORMULA RECORD

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is an accurate reproduction of the master formula record
-After being used as the guide to production and actual data of what has been done are recorded therein

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BATCH REPRODUCTION RECORD

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Specific amount produced in a unit time or according to a single manufacturing order during the same cycle of manufacture

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BATCH

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A batch, a portion of a batch, or a
combination of batches

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LOT

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-Should be identified as such on the label
- Differences in format and content of batch
production records from

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Control codes

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Any distinctive combination of marking, letters, or numbers by which the history of the manufacture and control of a batch or lot of a product can be determined (e.g., for documentation and
product recall)

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BATCH NUMBER, LOT NUMBER, CONTROL NUMBER

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tests are performed to
determine if the product meets specifications throughout the
entire processing and particularly during critical stages of manufcaturing

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IN-PROCESS CONTROL

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Minimum attributes common to general categories of products are enumerated below. Where necessary, some of these tests are performed during processing (IPQC) of the product and
repeated in the final product

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CONTROL TESTS

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All operations, including filling and labelling, which a bulk product
has to undergo in order to become a finished product

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PACKAGING

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Tool for determining error and wastage, as well by comparing
actual yield (AY) and theoretical yield (TY)

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MATERIAL RECONCILIATION

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-The procuring, purchasing, holding, storing, selling, supplying,
importing, exporting, or movement of pharmaceutical production

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DISTRIBUTION CONTROL

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_____ and ____ should be withheld until batch
certification from FDA is received

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Antibiotics and Insulin

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Aids in the monitoring of stocks either received or dispatched

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STOCK CARDS

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-The ability of a particular formulation in a specific container or closure system to remain within its physical, chemical, microbiological, therapeutic, and toxicological specifications or best state

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STABILITY

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 The period of stability of a preparation is the time from the date
of manufacture of the formulation until its chemical or biological act and is _____ of the labelled potency

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NLT 90%

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Duration of time during which the drug prep will remain stable

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SHELF LIFE

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Limits the period during which a preparation may be expected to have its labeled potency

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EXPIRATION DATE

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TYPE OF STABILITY STUDIES
For 3 mos, use of exaggerated conditions

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SHORT TERM / ACCELERATED STABILITY STUDIES

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TYPE OF STABILITY STUDIES
For 2 YEARS, normal conditions, makes use of climatic zone

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LONG TERM / REAL TIME STABILITY STUDIES

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TYPE OF STABILITY STUDIES
For 6-12 months, involves 10 deg increment of those in ASS

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STRESS TESTS

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The voluntary introduction of a specific excess during the manufacture of pharmaceutical forms of medicaments that are unstable by nature
OVERAGE
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ALLOWABLE OVERAGE Dry Dosage Form
NMT 15%
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ALLOWABLE OVERAGE Liquid Dosage Form
NMT 20%
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ALLOWABLE OVERAGE Ointment Suppositories Aerosols Creams Foams
NMT 25%
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ICH meaning
International Council for Harmonization
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1. STERILITY TEST A. Primary Method
Membrane Filtration
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1. STERILITY TEST B. Direct Transfer
DIRECT INOCULATION
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Culture Media -fungi, aerobic bacteria
SOYBEAN CASEIN DIGEST (TRYPTONE SOYA BROTH)
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Culture Media -anaerobes
FLUIDTHIOGLYCOLLATE
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2. TEST FOR PYROGENS A. Bacterial Endotoxin Test
LAL Reagent
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Two Methods of BET
1. Gel Clot Formation & Turbidimetric Method 2. (+) Formation of gel/dev of color presence of material endotoxins
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Pyrogen Test Dose:
10mL per Kg unless otherwise specified
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Corticotrophin inj
Rat (either male or female)
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COD Liver Oil
Rachitic rat
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Vasopressin Inj
Male Rat
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Chorionic Gonadotropin
Female rat (2-23 days old)
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Digitalis
Pigeon
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Glucagon
Cat
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Oxytocin
Chicken
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Heparin and Protamine
Sheep Blood Plasma
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Parathyroid Inj
DOG
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Insulin, Metocurine & Tubocurarine Inj.
Rabbit
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Leaker's Test Dye:
1% Methylene Blue
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Combination of attributes or characteristics of a product which, when compared to standard, serves as a basis for measuring uniformity of the product and determines its degree of acceptability
QUALITY
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Refers to measure or step used to prevent or eliminate drug risks/hazards to make it safe and effective
CONTROL
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Is a tool, which gives the assurance that a product conforms to standards and specifications through the system of inspection, analysis and action
QUALITY CONTROL
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sum total of organized activities performed with the intent to ensure that all active pharmaceutical ingredients are of the quality required for their intended use
QUALITY ASSURANCE
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process inside an organization with the aim to improve its performance by learning about good practices for primary and/or support processes through looking at those processes in other...
BENCHMARKING
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A management approach for an organization centered on quality...
TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT
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Quality assessment with an attached judgement that the evaluated unit (programme or organization) is good enough to have the right to exist in a particular system
ACCREDITATION
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A voluntary, non-treaty federation of standards setting bodies of some 130 countries.
ISO International Organization for Standardization
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An undesirable characteristics of a product
DEFECTS
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Unit of a product which contains one or more defects
DEFECTIVE
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are ingredients intended for use in the manufacture of drugs and cosmetics, including those that may not appear in the final product
RAW MATERIALS
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Assigned to each batch received from the supplier
RECEIVING NUMBER
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Completed upon receipt of the material Concerns the: QC, warehouse, purchasing, accounting
RECEIVING TALLY REPORT
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Re-Assay Date Vitamins, Flavorants
6 months
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Re-Assay Date Active Ingredients, Dyes
12 months
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Re-Assay Date Excipients
24 months
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QC TEST FOR DF -determines the material type, assembly, special properties and integrity
PACKAGING TEST
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QC TEST FOR DF -determines the physical & chemical reactions particular for the compound, gives the gross physical appearance
IDENTIFICATION TEST
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QC TEST FOR DF -determines presence of impurities: gross, chemical, and biological
LIMIT TESTS
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QC TEST FOR DF -determines conformance of DF when compared to label claim; this may be instrumental, chemical, or biological
ASSAYING
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QC TEST FOR DF -tests for properties, fx of particular DF
DF-Specific Test
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Test for electronic Particle Counters
LIGHT OBSTRUCTION PARTICLE COUNT TEST
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Test for Membrane Filtration
MICROSCOPIC PARTICLE COUNT TEST
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Ideal size of particles
2um
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amount of force necessary to redisperse
REDISPERABILITY
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determines the repulsive forces bet particles
ZETA POTENTIAL
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 Contains 50 mg or more of an active ingredient comprising 50% or more by weight of the formulation
WEIGHT VARIATION
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Perform assay from pooled sample and calculate individual content of active ingredient in each of the 10 units
CONTENT UNIFORMITY
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Defined as the state in which any residue of the unit remain on the screen of the test apparatus or adhering to the lower surface of the disk, if used, is a soft mass having no palpably firm core
COMPLETE DISINTEGRATION
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Determine compliance with the dissolution paramaters for dosage form administered orally
DISSOLUTION
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Friability maximum weight loss
FRIABILITY
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Tablets must withstand the rigors of handling and transportation experience in the manufacturing plant
HARDNESS
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Measures the mechanical integrity of the tablet. It is the force that required to cause them to fail
BREAKING FORCE
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Crushing Strength
HARDNESS