Formulation Flashcards

exam 1

1
Q

What excipient serves as a lubricant?

A

magnesium stearate

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2
Q

Which organism names the drugs for most countries (excluding the USA and a few countries)?

A

WHO

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3
Q

What is the purpose of adding a diluent in a formulation?

A

to create the desired bulk

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4
Q

Which equivalencies play a role in deciding a generic drug?

A

pharmaceutical equivalent, bioequivalent

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5
Q

To be a pharmaceutically equivalent, the drug product must contain?

A

same drug, identical strength or concentration, same dosage form and route of administration

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6
Q

The bioequivalence of two drug products means

A

they are equal in the rate and extent to at site of action

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7
Q

What excipient serves as preservatives?

A

sodium benzoate

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8
Q

What excipient protects skin against loss of moisture?

A

glycerin

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9
Q

T/F: For the drugs to be equivalent, they must be manufactured following cGMP conditions

A

false

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