Drug To Tablet Flashcards

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Tablet Outline

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Contains active dose and excipients (keeps physical, chemical and microbrial stability, enables compression, proper flow properties, taste masking and greater taste masking

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Types of oral solid dosage forms

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Tablets, capsules and powders

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Capsule Outline

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Solid oral dosage form: Shell (prevents dose degradation) and filling. Gotten by compressing small volume of uniform particles. Immediate and modified release

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Powder Outline

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Mix of finely divided solids (contains APIs and excipients). Normally dissolved before oral admin. Important for tablet and capsule manufacture

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Tablet Types Outline

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Immediate release tablets, moderate release tablets, dispersible (dispersed in water before admin), effervescent (dissolve in water to release CO2), orodispersible (dispersed in mouth), chewable and lozenges

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Oral Solid Dosage Form Advantages

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Easy self admin, portable, masking organoleptic properties, high dose accuracy, long shelf life (most stable on market), modified delivery, cheap production of high quantities

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Solid Dosage Form Progression

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Compound discovery, pharmaceutical development and medical product finalisation

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Lead Optimization Characterisation

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Affinity for target, selectivity, efficacy, physicochemical properties, early ADME, Exploratory toxicology, lead optimisation,

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Steps in Development

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Preformulation studies, formulation development, process development and GMP and Manufacturer Quality Control. Steps may need to retraced

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Formulation Dev Def

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Looks at potential complications with route of admin

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Preformulation Outline

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Determines fundamental physical and chemical properties of a drug molecule (and derived properties of it’s powder). Normally preformed on several drug candidates. Allows optimal and rational selection of API and excipients, improve output and ensures quality guidelines are met. Regulatory Requirement

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Solid state properties in preformulation sciences

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Melting point (polymorphism, hydrates, solvates), microscopy (morphology, particle size), powder flow/bulk density/repose angle (tablet/capsule formulation), compression properties (excipient choice) and excipient compatibility (excipient choice)

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Solid State Formulation Outline

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Focuses on excipient selection, recipe formulation and method of formulae. Increased focus on material properties and mass transfer properties

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Formulation and preformulation association

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Data from preformulation dictates formulation steps. Outcomes of formulation may cause changes in preformulation

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Process Development Oral Dosage Form Outline

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Upscale to maufacturing ensures that high quantity is produced for low cost. Maintainince standards (quality, efficacy, safety)

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Manufacturing Processes Examples

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Particle size reduction, mixing, granulation, drying, tableting (compacting)

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Relationship between formulation and manufacturing processes

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Formulation determines tableting behaviour. Eg flow properties ensures accuracy in large manufacturing. Material must be sufficent for compression into tablets

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Granulation Function

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Done if powder doesn’t flow in tablet press because it’s too light. Add liquid to create clumps and break down again into slightly bigger particles. Esures API is homogenously spread in tablets

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Coating Function

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Enteric coating. Coloured, taste masking and appearance enhancement

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Tumbling Mixer Function

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Machine that consistently keeps powder moving due to shape. None is caught or stationary

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Characteristics tested for in quality control

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absorption (disintegration, dissolution), uniformity (mass, content) and strength (friability, hardness)

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Hardness Outline

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How much force a tablet requires to break

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Friability Outline

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Forces when tablet knock together

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Inprocess Quality Control Testing Outline

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Sampling at defined intervals in manufacturing process. Build into design to prevent problems before end (real time quality assurance)

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Process Analytical Technology Outline

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System for designing, analysing and controlling manufacturing process. Includes chemical, physical, microbiological and mathmatical risk analysis. Measurement of critical process parameters. Integrate quality control into process