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EXP 9 Flashcards

1
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CONTAINERS A.K.A.

A

PHARMACEUTICAL PACKAGING

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2
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PACKAGING IS DEFINED AS THE

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COLLECTION OF DIFFERENT
COMPONENTS WHICH SURROUNDS THE
PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCT FROM THE
TIME OF PRODUCTION UNTIL ITS USE

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3
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PRIMARY PACKAGING- a.k.a

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immediate/sales packaging

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4
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direct contact with the drug product; should be inert

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PRIMARY PACKAGING

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PRIMARY PACKAGING EXAMPLES

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blister packs, strips, bottles

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6
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covering that follows the primary packaging

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SECONDARY PACKAGING

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7
Q

used to provide bulk handling or shipping of pharmaceutical from one place to another

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TERTIARY PACKAGING

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8
Q

COMPOSITION OF PACKAGE

A

CONTAINER
CLOSURE
CARTON
CARGO BOX

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9
Q

storage device in which the product is enclosed in

A

CONTAINER

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10
Q
  • part of a container, tightly packed the container to prevent oxygen, co2, and moisture to be released or absorb by and to the drug product
A

CLOSURE

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11
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  • secondary protection (secondary packaging); from environmental haZards
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CARTON

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12
Q

made of cardboard or wood, prime
protection against external hazards

A

CARGO BOX

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13
Q

ACCORDING TO THE USP, A
CONTAINER
IS

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“THAT WHICH
HOLDS THE ARTICLE AND IS OR MAY
BE IN DIRECT CONTACT WITH THE
ARTICLE.”

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14
Q

THE IDEAL CONTAINER OR
PACKAGE SHOULD:

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  1. PROTECT THE CONTENTS FROM THE FOLLOWING ENVIRONMENTAL
    HAZARDS
  2. PROTECTS THE CONTENT FROM
    THE FOLLOWING MECHANICAL
    HAZARDS
  3. THEY MUST NOT ADD OR
    PERMIT LOSS TO ITS CONTENTS:
  4. MUST HAVE A PHARMACEUTICALLY
    ELEGANT APPEARANCE.
  5. MUST BE CONVENIENT AND EASY
    TO USE BY THE PATIENT.
  6. MUST BE CHEAP AND ECONOMICAL
  7. MUST NOT REACT WITH THE CONTENT (INERT)
  8. MUST BE BIODEGRADABLE (IDEAL)
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15
Q

ENVIRONMENTAL
HAZARDS:

A

LIGHT
TEMPERATURE
MOISTURE
ATMOSPHERIC GASES
PARTICLES
MICROORGANISMS

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16
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MECHANICAL HAZARDS

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VIBRATION
COMPRESSION
SHOCK
PUNCTURE
ABRASION

17
Q

PROTECT THE CONTENTS FROM BOTH

A

LOSS AND
GAIN OF WATER.

18
Q

PROTECT THE CONTENTS FROM

A

LOSS OF VOLATILE
MATERIALS

19
Q

MUST _____ INTO THE CONTENTS.

MUST NOT LEACH ANYTHING TO THE CONTENTS.

A

NOT SHED PARTICLES; NOT LEACH

20
Q

FOUR TYPES OF CONTAINER

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WELL CLOSED CONTAINER
TIGHT CONTAINER
HERMETIC CONTAINER
LIGHT-RESISTANT CONTAINER

21
Q
  • PROTECTS AGAINST EXTRANEOUS SOLIDS AND LIQUIDS E.G. AMPULES AND VIALS
A

WELL CLOSED CONTAINER

22
Q

PROTECTS FROM EXTRANEOUS SOLIDS, LIQUIDS
OR VAPORS

A

TIGHT CONTAINER

23
Q

FROM LOSS OF DRUG AND FROM EFFLORESCENCE, DELIQUESCENCE, OR EVAPORATION

A

TIGHT CONTAINER

24
Q
  • GENERALLY STERILE
  • IMPERVIOUS TO AIR OR ANY OTHER GASES UNDER ORDINARY CONDITIONS OF HANDLING, SHIPMENT, STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION
A

HERMETIC CONTAINER

25
Q

PROTECTS THE CONTENTS FROM PHOTOCHEMICAL
DETERIORATION

A

LIGHT-RESISTANT CONTAINER

26
Q

LIGHT-RESISTANT CONTAINER e,g,

A

LIGHT-RESISTANT CONTAINER

27
Q

EXAMPLES OF DRUG
CONTAINERS:

A
  • BLISTER PACK
  • SIFTER-TOP CONTAINER
  • PRESCRIPTION BOTTLE
  • AMBER FLUTED BOTTLE
  • COLLAPSIBLE TUBE
  • OINTMENT JAR
  • NASAL SPRAY
  • METERED DOSE INHALER
  • ROUND VIALS
  • WIDE-MOUTH BOTTLE
  • DROPPER BOTTLE
  • APPLICATOR BOTTLE
  • SLIDE BOXES
  • AMPOULE
  • VIAL
  • AUTO-INJECTOR
  • PENS
  • DROP COUNTER
28
Q

COMMONLY USED AS UNIT DOSE; TABLETS CAPSULES, LOZENGES

A

BLISTER PACK

29
Q

A DISPOSABLE PACKAGE
CONSISTING OF A CLEAR PLASTIC
OVERLAY AFFIXED TO A
CARDBOARD BACKING FOR
PROTECTING AND DISPLAYING A
PRODUCT

A

BLISTER PACK

30
Q

IDEAL CONTAINER FOR POWDERS TO BE APPLIED BY SPRINKLING

A

SIFTER-TOP CONTAINER

31
Q

SIFTER-TOP CONTAINER EXAMPLE

A

E.G. DUSTING POWDERS, GRANULAR PRODUCTS

32
Q

USED FOR
HOLDING PILLS
OR MEDICINES

A

PRESCRIPTION BOTTLE

33
Q

PRESCRIPTION BOTTLE SHAPE

A

CYLINDRICAL

34
Q

PRESCRIPTION BOTTLE A.K.A

A

MEDICINAL BOTTLES; CHEMICAL/ DRUGGIST BOTTLES

35
Q

IDEAL FOR LIGHT
SENSITIVE
MEDICINES.

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AMBER FLUTED BOTTLE

36
Q

AMBER FLUTED BOTTLE HAVE A PRESENCE OF?

A

FLUTE

37
Q

FLUTE A.K.A.

A

RIB

38
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A

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