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MODIFIED RELEASE Flashcards

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Used to describe dosage forms having drug release features based on; time, course, location that are designed to accomplish therapeutic

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MODIFIED RELEASE

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  • Dosage form allows a reduction in dosing frequency
  • drug is released slowly
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EXTENDED RELEASE

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  • Release the drug from the dosage form at a time other than promptly after administration
  • enteric coated
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DELAYED RELEASE

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Contain two doses of medication, one for immediate release and the second for delayed release

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repeat action

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The release of a drug from an oral dosage form may be intentionally delayed until it reaches the intestines for several reasons

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  1. protect drug from gastric fluids
  2. reduce gastric distress
  3. facilitate GI transit
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use for coating enteric coated tablets (5)

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fats
fatty acids
waxes
shellac
cellulose acetate phthalate

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breaking down in the less acidic environment of the intestine

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pH dependent

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eroding by moisture over time during gastrointestinal transit

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time dependent

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deteriorating as a result of the hydrolysis-catalyzing action of intestinal enzymes

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enzyme dependent

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tablet’s outer shell or coating

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immediate release

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tablet’s inner core separated by a slowly permeable barrier coating

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second release

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Drug from the inner core is exposed to body fluids and release ____ hours after administration

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4 - 6 hours

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Repeat action dosage forms are best suited for the treatment of ____ conditions requiring repeated dosing

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chronic

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The drugs utilized should have ____ dosage and fairly rapid rates of ____ and ____.

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low
absorption
excretion

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Drug release directed toward isolating or concentrating a drug in a body region, tissue, or site for absorption or for drug action

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targeted release

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The drug is distributed into beads, pellets, granules or other particulate system

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coated beads, granules, and microspheres

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COATED BEADS, GRANULES AND MICROSPHERES

Drug is coated onto inert beads (____, ____ or -
____)

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starch
sugar
microcrystalline cellulose

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COATED BEADS, GRANULES AND MICROSPHERES

Then, the beads are coated with a lipid material (____, ____, ____ or ____)

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beeswax
carnauba wax
glyceryl monostearate
cetyl alcohol

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COATED BEADS, GRANULES AND MICROSPHERES

Then, the beads are coated with a cellulosic material like ____

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ethylcellulose

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COATED BEADS, GRANULES AND MICROSPHERES

Granules will be placed in ____ or ____

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capsules or tablets

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COATED BEADS, GRANULES AND MICROSPHERES

are also used as coating material such as ethyl cellulose and plasticizer

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aqueous coating systems

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COATED BEADS, GRANULES AND MICROSPHERES

The thicker the coat the more ____ top penetration more delay on drug release and dissolution

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more resistant

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  • Small spheroid compressing tablets 3 to 4 mm in diameter
  • Placed in gelatin capsule shell to provide the desired pattern of drug release
  • Each capsule contain 8 to 10 mini tablets
  • Uncoated for immediate release and other coated for extended release
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multitablet system

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MULTITABLET SYSTEM

size in diameter

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3 to 4 mm

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MULTITABLET SYSTEM

each capsule contain ____ to ____ mini tablets

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8 - 10

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MULTITABLET SYSTEM

____ fro immediate release

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uncoated

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MULTITABLET SYSTEM

____ for extended release

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other coated

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MULTITABLET SYSTEM

____ does not have coating

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first two tablets

in 8-10 minitabs

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Solids, liquids, or even gases may be ENCLOSED into MICROSCOPIC-SIZE PARTICLES, through the formation of thin coatings of “wall” materials around the substance .
* Advantage
The administered drug dose is subdivided into small units spread over a large area of the GIT, enhance absorption by diminishing local drug concentration)

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microencapsulation

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MICROENCAPSULATION

example of wall forming materials

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gelatin
polyvinyl alcohol
ethylcellulose
polyvinyl chloride

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MICROENCAPSULATION

The “wall” material (e.g. gelatin) is ____

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first dissolved in water

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MICROENCAPSULATION

To this is added the material to be encapsulated, and then a second material, usually ____, is added to concentrate the gelatin into tiny liquid droplets

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acacia

33
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tablet that comes out of tableting machine

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compressed tab

34
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Drug granules are made with a material (lipid or cellulosic) which slowly erodes in body fluids, thus resulting in granules which progressively release the drug for absorption.

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EMBEDDING DRUG IN SLOWLY ERODING OR HYDROPHILIC MATRIX SYSTEM

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EMBEDDING DRUG IN SLOWLY ERODING OR HYDROPHILIC MATRIX SYSTEM

Combination of drug granules and drug-excipient granules provide ____ action.

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EXTENDED RELEASE

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EMBEDDING DRUG IN SLOWLY ERODING OR HYDROPHILIC MATRIX SYSTEM

The granules may be ____ or formulated as a ____.

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TABLETED, CAPSULE

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EMBEDDING DRUG IN SLOWLY ERODING OR HYDROPHILIC MATRIX SYSTEM

commonly used as the excipient base in tablet matrix system

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HYDROPHILIC CELLULOSE POLYMERS

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EMBEDDING DRUG IN SLOWLY ERODING OR HYDROPHILIC MATRIX SYSTEM

In the body, the tablet (or capsule material) is wetted and the polymer forms a ____ around the tablet.

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GEL LAYER

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EMBEDDING DRUG IN SLOWLY ERODING OR HYDROPHILIC MATRIX SYSTEM

the drug ____ through the gel layer

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diffuses

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EMBEDDING DRUG IN SLOWLY ERODING OR HYDROPHILIC MATRIX SYSTEM

the ____ gel layer becomes completely hydrated

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outer

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EMBEDDING DRUG IN SLOWLY ERODING OR HYDROPHILIC MATRIX SYSTEM

the outer gel layer erodes and a ____ will form with any polymer still remaining in the tablet

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new gel layer

42
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Embedding drug in an INERT PLASTIC MATRIX such as ____, ____, or ____

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polyethylene
polyvinyl acetate
polymethacrylate

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  • Drug is slowly released from the plastic matrix by leaching into the body fluids
  • The granulation is compressed into tablet, the immediate release portion at the surface of the tablet.
  • Examples: Ferro-Gradumet iron supplement
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EMBEDDING DRUG IN INERT PLASTIC MATRIX

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EMBEDDING DRUG IN INERT PLASTIC MATRIX

The granulation is compressed into

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TABELT

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EMBEDDING DRUG IN INERT PLASTIC MATRIX

the immediate release portion at the ____ of the tablet

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surface

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  • Drug substances are combined with other chemical agent to form complexes that may be only slowly soluble in body fluids
  • The slow dissolution provides the extended release of the drug
  • liquid preparations only
  • Example: Rynatan (Chlorpheniramine and phenylephrine) antihistamine
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COMPLEX FORMATION

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Ferro-Gradumet iron supplement

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EMBEDDING DRUG IN INERT PLASTIC MATRIX

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Rynatan (Chlorpheniramine and phenylephrine) antihistamine

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COMPLEX FORMATION

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  • A complex of resin-drug is formed; tabletted, encapsulated or suspended in an aqueous vehicle
  • The release of the drug is dependent upon the pH and the electrolyte concentration in the GIT
  • Examples:
    Hydrocodone polistirex and chlorpheniramine polistirie suspension (Tussionex
    Pennkinetic Extended Release Suspension) cough preparation
    Phentermine Resin Capsules (Ionamine) weight loss
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ION EXCHANGE RESINS

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RYNATAN

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ANTIHISTAMINE

51
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FERRO GRADUMET

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IRON SUPPLEMENT

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Hydrocodone polistirex and chlorpheniramine polistirie suspension (Tussionex
Pennkinetic Extended Release Suspension) cough preparation
Phentermine Resin Capsules (Ionamine) weight loss

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ION EXCHANGE RESIN

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Pennkinetic Extended Release Suspension

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cough

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Phentermine Resin Capsules (Ionamine)

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weight loss

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pioneer oral osmotic pump delivery system

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OROS SYSTEM

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Composed of a core tablet surrounded by a semi-permeable membrane coating having a ”hole.”
* Core tablet:
(1) “ACTIVE” layer – containing the drug
(2) “PUSH” layer – containing the polymeric osmotic agent

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OSMOTICALLY CONTROLLED SYSTEMS

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OSMOTICALLY CONTROLLED SYSTEMS

containing the drug

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ACTIVE LAYER

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OSMOTICALLY CONTROLLED SYSTEMS

containing the polymeric osmotic agent

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PUSH LAYER

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OSMOTICALLY CONTROLLED SYSTEMS

the hole is produced by

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laser beam

60
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Ocular Pilocarpine therapeutic system which releases medication over a 7-day period in the treatment of glaucoma

common in diabetic patients

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ocusert

61
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Inserts for for the treatment of dry eyes

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lacrisert

62
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inserts that contains dinoprostone for the induction of labor

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cervidil vaginal insert

63
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Inserts that contains progesterone used to assist reproduction

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crinone gel

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Vaginal ring containing estradiol for the treatment of urogenital symptoms associated with postmenopausal atrophy of the vagina

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estring

65
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Solid dosage form designed to be inserted under the skin by special injectors or by** surgical incisions**

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implants

66
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Implants that contains goserelin acetate for the treatment of advanced prostatic cancer

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zoladex

67
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Implants that contains levonorgestrel that provides up to 5 years contraception

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norplant system

68
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long lasting effect preparations

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depo

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