[MIDTERMS] PMQA LAB : Exercise 05 - Ferrous Sulfate Syrup Flashcards

1
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Raw Materials of Ferrous Sulfate Syrup

A
  1. Ferrous Sulfate
  2. Citric Acid
  3. Peppermint Spirit
  4. Sucrose
  5. Purified Water
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2
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Hematinic

A

Ferrous Sulfate

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3
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Flavorant

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Citric Acid

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4
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Odorant

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Peppermint Spirit

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5
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Sweetening Agent

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Sucrose

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Solvent

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Purified Water

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Raw Materials for Ferrous Sulfate Syrup

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  1. Ferrous Sulfate
  2. Citric Acid
  3. Peppermint Spirit
  4. Sucrose
  5. Purified Water
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8
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Hematinic

A

Ferrous Sulfate

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9
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Flavorant

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Citric Acid

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10
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Odorant

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Peppermint Spirit

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11
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Solutions containing high concentration of sucrose or other sugars.

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Syrups

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12
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Percentage (%) of Cherry Juice in Cherry Syrup

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47 percent of Cherry Juice

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13
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(T/F): Syrups are nearly saturated aqueous solution of sucrose (90 percent w|v).

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F / 90 percent / 85 percent

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14
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Properties of Syrups

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– Low Solvent Capacity for Water Soluble Drugs
– Inherent Stable and Resistant to the Growth of Microorganisms when Properly Prepared and Maintained

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15
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Four (4) Techniques for Preparation of Syrups

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  1. Solution with the Aid of Heat
  2. Solution by Agitation without the Aid of Heat
  3. Addition of Sucrose to Liquid Medication or Flavored Liquid
  4. Percolation
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16
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A preparation technique that is applicable for constituents which are not volatile or degraded by heat.

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Solution with the Aid of Heat

17
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In solution with the aid of heat, __________ is heated at 80 to 85 C.

A

Purified Water

18
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(T/F): In solution with the aid of heat, if flavorant is volatile, it is added when the syrup is cooled.

A

T

19
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A preparation technique for volatile constituents by the use of larger or greater capacity container which involves intense agitation without spillage.

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Solution by Agitation without the Aid of Heat

20
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A preparation technique that uses large containers that is usually lined and stainless steel with mechanical mixers.

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Solution by Agitation without the Aid of Heat

21
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A preparation technique that often used with fluidextracts or tinctures.

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Addition of Sucrose to Liquid Medication or Flavored Liquid

22
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A preparation technique that usually developed precipitates because alcohol is often an ingredient of liquids, the resinous and oily substances solubilized by alcohol precipitate when water is added.

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Addition of Sucrose to Liquid Medication or Flavored Liquid

23
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A preparation technique for compedial syrup or confectionary.

A

Percolation

24
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Example of Percolation Technique Product

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Ipecac Syrup

25
Q

Preservatives Used in Syrup

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• Glycerin
• Methyl Paraben
• Propyl Paraben
• Benzoic Acid and Sodium Benzoate

26
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It is an iron preparation that is used to treat IDA condition.

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Ferrous Sulfate

27
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Ferrous Sulfate is Used in these Situations

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• Pregnancy
• Bleeding Problems
• Burns
• Stomach Problems

28
Q

The infants / children who are deficient in iron usually receive __________ of ferrous sulfate.

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4 mg - 6 mg/kg of Body Weight

29
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IDA stands for __________.

A

Iron Deficiency Anemia

30
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To prevent IDA, infants or children should receive __________ daily.

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0.5 mg - 2 mg/kg