Gels Flashcards

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Define the gels

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It is a semi-solid dispersion system containing a gelling agent in sufficient quantities to impart a 3 dimensional polymeric matrix.

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Gels containing a preservative such as …..

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Methylparapen, propyleparaben

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3
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Gels may contain stabilizers such as…..

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EDTA

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4
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What are the gelling agents ?

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These are substances when added to an aqueous mixture increase its viscosity without modifying its other properties.

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5
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What are the importance of the gelling agents?

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Providing body.
Increase stability.
Improve suspension of added ingreadients.

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6
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What are the types of gelling agents?

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1_ natural polymers:
*proteins
*polysaccharides
2_ semi-synthetic polymeres:
* celluse derivatives.
3_ synthetic polymers
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7
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Define the controlled release gel

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A controlled released drug or preparation is released into the body in specified amount and over a period of time.
The controlled release syatem is designed to release the drug active ingredients gradually over time.

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8
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Define the Organogel.

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Is a non crystalline, non glassy thermo reversible solid materials composed of liquid organic phase enterapped in a three dimantionally cross linked network.

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9
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Gels in which vehicles has been removed leaving a polymer network

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Xerogel

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10
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Type of Gel have usually retain high porodity (15-50%)

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Xerogel

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11
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Type of gel formulated from polymer with solvent like glycerin or poly ethylene glycol
Have no water

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Non aqueous gel

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12
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Define the thermosensitive sol-gel revirsible hyrogel.

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Aqurous polymer solution that are transformed into gels by changes in inviromental condition as PH and temp.

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13
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Define the Emulgel.and what is the importance of it ?

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It is the formulation of emulsion and adding a gelling agent to convert the emulsion into gel.
The importance:
1This preparation is capable of holding hydrophilic as well as hydrophopic drugs.
2
the micro/nano emulsion allow faster and better absorption of the preparation.

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Define the paste.

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Semi solid preparation containing high conce. Of insoluble powdered substances(20%) dispersed in a sutible base.

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15
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Less grasy and moreabsorptive, stiffer in consistency than ointment

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Paste

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16
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What are the characterstics of pastes?

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1_Stiffer than other semisolid preparation, hence it is stable on the site of application.
2_Don’t interfer with non infected area.
3_Less greasy than ointment.
4_Used in case of lesions.

17
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What are the types of pastes?

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1_Ointment-like.

2_Jelly pastes.

18
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How can we classifing the pastes?

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1_Fatty pastes:
This formulation are consist of fatty or oleoginous bases.
2_Aqueous Gel Pastes:
This are prepared with water miscible bases.
3_Hydrocolloid Pastes:
This consist of hydrocarbon bases.

19
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Zinc oxide paste is an example on …..

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Fatty pastes

20
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Sodium hydroxymethylcellus, and Titanium dioxide pastes are example on …..

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Aqueous gel paste

21
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Tooth pastes, Oxide gelatin pastes are example on ……

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Hydrocolloid pastes.

22
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Is indicated for aphthous alcer (Cancke sores)

23
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Define the toothpastes.

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Is a paste or gel dentifrice used to clean and improve the appearance of health of teeth.
Used to promote good oral hygiene and remove of dental plaque and food.

24
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What are the characters of tooth pastes?

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Free from gritty particles 
Good taste and flavour.
Stable.
Not dry upon standing.
Have suitable consistency.
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What are the Abrasive ?
Are solid dentifrice cleaning materials whose remove residual stains from teeth.
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What are the disadvantages of soap to be used as a detergents?
1_ effective only in alkaline PH. 2_ have high PH which is irritating the gums. 3_ incompatibility with saliva and hard water. 4_ incompatabil with some falvoring agents. 5_ incompatabil with some polishing agents. 6_have unpleasent taste.
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Sodium lauryl sulphate are an example .....
Newer detergents
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What are the main action of humactants?
To retain moisture when tha paste are exposed to air, thus preventing the paste from being dried.
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Glycerol, sorbitol, and propylene glycol are the most common .......
Humactant
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Binders are hydrophobic colloids (t or f)
F hydrophilic