Module 5 Lesson 3 Flashcards

1
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Are intended to be administered by injection, infusion, or implantation

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Sterile products

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2
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Forms intended for administration by injection under or through one or more layers of the skin, and exert their action by directly entering into systemic circulation

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Sterile dosage forms

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3
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Quality control of parenteral product

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-Pyrogen test
-LAL test
-Sterility test
-Clarity test/ test for particulate matter
-Leaker test

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4
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Types of pyrogen test

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In vivo pyrogen test
In vitro pyrogen test

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5
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For detection and quantification of pyrogens
- to detect the presence of pyrogens in sterile parenteral products

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Pyrogen test

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6
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In vivo

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Rabbit test

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7
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Complex of pyrogenic lipopolysaccharide, a protein and inert lipid

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endotoxin

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8
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Procedure of rabbit test

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Inject to the vein of the ear of each 3 rabbit

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9
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Are the metabolic products of gram negative bacteria

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pyrogens

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10
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LAL test meaning

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Limulus amoebocyte lysate test

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11
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This test depends on the gelling property of the lysate of amoebocyte of Limulus polyphemus

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LAL TEST

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12
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Scientific name of horseshoe crab

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Limulus polyphemus

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13
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are the metabolic products of gram negative bacteria

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Pyrogens

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14
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Positive Test of LAL Test

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A firm gel forms upon invasion

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15
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an aqueous extract of blood cells from the blue-blooded horseshoe crab

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limulus amebocyte lysate

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16
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it is being used for endotoxin detection

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LAL (Limulus Amoebocyte lysate)

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17
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Should be carried out in Aseptic conditions

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sterility test

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18
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sterility test 2 Methods

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A. Membrane Filtration Method
B. Direct inoculation Method

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19
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How can the presence of organism be identified in sterility test

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by turbidity in the clear medium

20
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the sample is passed through a sterilized membrane and then inoculated into media for the growth of microorganisms

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membrane Filtration

21
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the test sample is directly inoculated into media in order to observe the growth of microorganisms

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Direct inoculation

22
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Mediums for Sterility test

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Fluid Thioglycollate medium
soybean-casein Digest Medium

23
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use of Fluid Thioglycollate medium

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Anaerobic Bacteria

24
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what bacteriaSare for Fluid thioglycollate medium

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C. sporogenes
P. aeruginosa
S. aureus

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What is the incubation Period for sterility Test Medias
14 days
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What is temperature needed for Fluid Thioglycollate medium
30-35°C
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Temperature for soybean-casein Digest Medium
22.5 ±2.5°C
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use for Soybean-casein Digest Medium
Fungi and Aerobic bacteria
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Fungi and Aerobic bacteria
1. A. brasilensis 2. B. subtiIis 3. C. albicans
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Fungi and aerobic bacterias
A. brasilensis B. subtitles C. albicans
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Acceptance criteria of sterility test media
No growth after incubation period
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Method of sterilization
Moist heat (autoclave) Dry heat (oven) Ethylene oxide radiation
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Unwated mobile isluble foreign matter other than gas bubbles
Particulate matter
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2 methods for clarity test
Visual method Coulter counter method
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It is most used and relevant method for clarity testing
Visual method
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The filled containers are examined against a strong illuminating background with a swirling motion
Visual method
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Light obscuration test
Visual method
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A test that is based on the principle that there will be an increase in the resistance as a particle approaches and passes through orifice
Coulter counter method
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This method requires destruction of the product unit
Coulter counter method
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Other methods
Membrane Filtration technique Light scattering
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Is employed to detect incompletely sealed ampoule so that they may be discarded
Leaker test
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It is also to test the package integrity
Leaker test
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Reflects its ability to keep the product in ad to keep potential contamination out
Leaker test
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4 types leaker test
1. Visual inspection 2. Bubble test 3. Dye test 4. Vacuum ionization
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dye for leaker test
1% methylene blue