External solution Flashcards

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What is a solution in pharmaceutical terms?

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A one-phase system consists of two components, solute and solvent

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What is liniment?

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A liquid preparation intended for external use, applied to skin with friction to obtain analgesic or stimulating effect

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Uses of lotion?

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  1. antiseptic
  2. parasiticidal
  3. soothing purposes
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What’s the difference between liniment and lotion?

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Liniments applied with friction and may contain alcohol or oils, while lotions applied without friction and can be solutions, suspension, emulsions

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What are collodion used for?

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a solutions of a polymer in a volatile organic solvent, for treatment of corns, calluses

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What are gargles used for?

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To relieve sore throats

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What mouthwashes used to?

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clean, deodorize buccal cavity

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What in an enema?

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An oily or aqueous solution administered rectally for local or systemic drug action

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What is a douche?

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An aqueous solunon used for rinsing or irrigating body cavities,functioning as a cleansing or antiseptic agent

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? general method of preparation for solutions?

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  1. Wire out formula
  2. Calculate quantities
  3. Prepare label
  4. Weigh solids
  5. Dissolve solids in vehicle
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? general method of preparation for solutions?

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  1. Wire out formula
  2. Calculate quantities
  3. Prepare label
  4. Weigh solids
  5. Dissolve solids in vehicle
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What are the labelling requirements for external use of products?

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indicate ‘ For External Use Only’ include the name of the preparation, strength, and instructions for use

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What are the common solvents Used in pharmaceutical solutions?

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  1. Water
  2. Alcohol
  3. Glycerol
  4. propylene glycol
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what in the role of preservatives in multidose products?

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inhibit the growth of microorganisms introduced during product use

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what are the examples of active ingredients in liniment?

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  • Turpentine oil
  • Methyl salicylate
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16
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What is the purpose of humectants in lotions?

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To retain moisture on the skin after applications

17
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What are the common excipients added to lotions?

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fragrances, glycerol, petroleum jelly, dyes, preservatives and stabilizing agents

18
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What In the function of a throat paint?

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viscous liquid preparations used for mouth and throat infections

19
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What are the characteristics of mouthwash?

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An aqueous solution with a pleasant taste and odor used to clean and deodorize the buccal cavity

20
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What are the storage conditions for external use products?

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  1. keep out of reach of children
  2. protect from light
  3. follow specific storage instructions
21
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What is the significance of using fluted bottles for external preparations?

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to distinguish external preparations from those meant for internal use

22
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What is the role of alcohol in liniments?

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helps in the penetration of medicaments into the skin and increases their counterirritant action

23
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what is the difference between therapeutic and cosmetic mouthwashes?

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Therapeutic mouthwashes reduces plaque, while cosmetic mouthwashes reduce bad breath

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What’s the importance of using a mortar and pestle in solution preparation ?

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used to reduce particle size to aid dissolution

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what are common methods of administration for nasal preparations?
Administered as drops or sprays.
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what s the significance of using a conical measure in solution preparation?
hold final solution and ensure accurate volume
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what are the characterines of a viscous lotion?
semi-liquid preparation meant for application to unbroken skin.
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what are the common active ingredients in gargles?
antiseptics , anbbiotics, anaesthetics
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what in the purpose of using a volatile solvent in collodions?
allow for quick evaporation, leaving a flexible film on the skin
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what is the role Of glycerin in throat painh?
helps the throat paint adhere to the mucous membrane for longer contact
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What are common types of solutions used in ear preparation?
aqueous / nonaq. solutions containing antibiotics antiseptics and cleansing agents