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Introduction Flashcards

1
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Article intended for the use in diagnosis, mitigation, cure, treatment, or prevent ion of disease in man/ animals

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DRUG

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Article (other than food) intended to affect the structure of any function of the body of human beings or animals

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DRUG

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Component which produces pharmacologic activity (Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient)

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DRUG

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4
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Therapeutic moiety

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DRUG

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5
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Inactive ingredient present in DF

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EXCIPIENTS

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Formulation containing a specific quantity of AI(s) in combination with one or more excipients

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DOSAGE FORM

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7
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Final dosage form that contains the API, generally, but not necessarily, in association with other ingredients

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DRUG PRODUCT/MEDICINE

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8
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Physical carriers used to deliver medications to specific areas

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DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS

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9
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Means of administering drugs to the body in a safe, efficient, reproducible and convenient manner

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DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS

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10
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Natural products should be free from:

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Salmonella spp.

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11
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Oral Solutions and suspensions should be free from:

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E. coli.

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12
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Topical products must be free from:

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Pseudomonas aeruginosa

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13
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Urethral, vaginal and rectal should be free from:

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total microbial count

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14
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high solubility, high permeability

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class 1

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15
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low solubility, high permeability

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class 2

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16
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high solubility, low permeability

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class 3

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17
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low solubility, low permeability

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class 4

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18
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The complete set of activities to produce a drug that comprise production and QC from dispensing of materials to the release for distribution of the finished product

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Manufacturing

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19
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any organization or company involved in the manuf, import, packaging an d/or distribution of drugs or
medicines

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Drug Establishment

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20
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Production of drug

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Manufacturer

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21
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Registered owner, subcontracts the manufacturer, may

also engage in distribution and marketing

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Trader

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22
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Imports/exports for own use or wholesale distribution

to other establishments

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Distributor/

Importer/Exporter

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23
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Procures from a local establishment for local

distribution on wholesale basis

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Distributor/
Wholesaler
Procures

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24
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meaning of PIC/S GMP 2009

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Pharmaceutical Inspection Convention/ Co operation Scheme

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System of QA aimed at ensuring that products are consistently manufactured to a quality appropriate for their intended use and is concerned with both manuf and QC processes and procedures

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Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP)

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Part of QA which ensures that products are consistently produced and controlled to the quality standards appropriate to their intended use

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Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP)

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27
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holds the drug product and is or may be in direct contact with the drug product

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CONTAINER

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protects from extraneous solids and loss of article

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Well closed

29
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protects from contamination by extraneous liquid, solids, vapors, loss, efflorescence, deliquesence, or evaporation

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Tight

30
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impervious to air or any other gas

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Hermetic

31
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holds a quantity intended for single dose; cannot be resealed

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Single dose

32
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permits withdrawal of successive portions

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Multiple dose

33
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holds a quantity of a drug intended for admin as a single dose promptly after opening

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Single unit

34
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contains more than a single unit or dose

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Multiple unit

35
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not for under 5 years old

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Child resistant

36
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uses an indication or barrier to entry distinctive by design

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Tamper evident

37
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available in white flint (clear), amber, or colored

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Glass

38
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Type I glass

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borosilicate

39
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type II glass

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treated SL (exempted form water attack

40
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type III glass

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soda lime

41
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type IV (nonparenteral)

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gen. SL

42
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Polyethylene , Polyvinyl chloride, Polypropylene , Polystyrene

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Plastic

43
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Problems associated w/ plastic packaging material:

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Permeability, Leaching, Sorption, Light transmission, Alteration upon storage

44
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tin, aluminum, aluminum alloy

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Metal

45
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labels, cartons, layer boards

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Paper and Board

46
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sachets, seals, strips, blisters

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Films, foils and laminations

47
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closure for sterile products

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Rubber

48
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Not exceeding 8°C

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Cold

49
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-25 to 10°C

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Freezer

50
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2 to 8 °C

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Refrigerator

51
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8 to 15°C

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Cool

52
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2 to 8°C but allows excursions between 0 to 15°C

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Controlled Room Temperature

53
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20 to 25°C (prevailing in working area)

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Room Temperature

54
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30 to 40°C

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Warm

55
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Above 40°C

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Excessive Heat

56
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Does not exceed 40% of average RH at Controlled RT

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Dry Place

57
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Document that specifies all the tests to be conducted on a product and/or appropriate references containing details of procedure and expected result

A

Monograph

58
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Document with the results of all tests conducted on material to show compliance or non
compliance with the standard specifications

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Certificate of Analysis

59
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This is concise and precise statement of the ingredients that comprise the product,
together with the percentage and/or weight of each.

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Formula

60
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This should enumerate the characteristics of all the materials that go into the product and the permissible range of purity of each ingredient.

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Raw material specification

61
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This is a step by step method on how to go about a job.

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Standard Operating Procedure

62
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This should cover all characteristics that affect the proper performance, purity, safety and
stability of the product.

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Finished product specification

63
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Finite number of objects selected from a batch

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Sample

64
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Capacity of drug to remain within specifications

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STABILITY

65
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Minimum Acceptable Potency Level:

A

90% Labeled Potency

66
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excess medicaments in manufacturing unstable drugs

A

OVERAGE

67
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ointment, suppositories, aerosols, creams, and foams

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25% (should not exceed)

68
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fluids

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20% (should not exceed)

69
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dry DFs

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25% (should not exceed)

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