FLUID EXTRACTS AND EXTRACTS

Question 1

Fluid extracts are made by

Answer 1

Percolation

Question 2

3 variations of percolation in fluid extracts

Answer 2

Process A
Process B, C, E
Process D

Question 3

Percolation method than can be modified for fluid extracts that must be assayed

Answer 3

Process A

Question 4

An alternative for process A in which percolation is conducted on a column of drug much greater in length than in diameter

Answer 4

Process E

Question 5

Boiling Water is used as the menstruum, alcohol being added as a preservative to concentrated percolate

Answer 5

Process D

Question 6

Three forms of extract

Answer 6

Semiliquid (liquid)
Pillular (solid)
Powdered (Dry powders)

Question 7

Consistency of semi-liquid extracts

Answer 7

Syrup

Question 8

Consistency of pillular extracts

Answer 8

Plastic

Question 9

Extract which has no intention to remove all of the solvent

Answer 9

Semi-liquid extracts

Question 10

Extract which has an intention to remove nearly or almost of the solvent

Answer 10

Pillular and Powdered extracts

Question 11

Uses two menstruum

Answer 11

Process B

Question 12

Uses pressure and suitable for commercial use

Answer 12

Process C

Question 13

Alternative for Process A

Answer 13

Process E

Question 14

Percolation process which sets aside the first 85% of the percolate then collects the weak percolate until exhaustion

Answer 14

Process A