Pharm Analysis Quiz Flashcards

1
Q

Concerned with either the identification or quantification of one or more
substances in a given sample of pharmaceutical interest

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Pharmaceutical Analysis

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2
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The totality of characteristics or features of a product that bear on its
capacity to satisfy stated or implied needs

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Quality

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3
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How much it? –refers to

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Quantification

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3
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What is it? – refers to

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Identification

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4
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The sum total of the organized
arrangements made with the
objective of ensuring that products
are of the quality required for their
intended use

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Quality Assurance

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5
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Part of CGMP concerned with
sampling, specifications, testing,
organization, documentation and
release procedures

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Quality Control

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6
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product oriented

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Quality Control

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7
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process oriented

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Quality Assurance

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8
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sample testing and specifications

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Quality Control

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9
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audit and monitoring

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Quality Assurance

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10
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Document that contains a list of tests, references to analytical procedures and appropriate acceptance criteria

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Specifications

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11
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A collection of data gathered and presented in the form
of a book

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Compendia

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12
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A written standard that describes an article like a drug
substance, drug product, excipients or compounded
preparation

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Monograph

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13
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UNIVERSAL TESTS: Appearance testing

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Description

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14
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UNIVERSAL TESTS:Verification of identity

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Identification

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15
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UNIVERSAL TESTS:Threshold presence of related degradation
substances in the drug sample

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Impurities

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16
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less than 1mg

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Ultra Microanalysis

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17
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UNIVERSAL TESTS:Quantitative measure of compound in a sample

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Assay

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18
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100-1000ppm

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Trace Analysis

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19
Q

more than 100mg

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Macroanalysis

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19
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based on physical and chemical properties of analyte

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Instrumental Methods

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19
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1mg -10mg

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Micro Analysis

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20
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10mg - 100mg

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Semi-Micro Analysis

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21
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total amount of a group or class of compounds

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Proximate Analysis

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22
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AKA of Accuracy

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Trueness

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22
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total amount of a single, specific compound

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UltimateAnalysis

23
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based on chemical reactions (stoichiometric)

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Classical Methods

24
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The closeness of the actual value of 2 or more test results to each other

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Precision

24
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deals with crude drugs or natural products

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Miscellaneous/Special Method

25
Q

precision under the same
operating conditions over a
short period of time

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REPEATABILITY or Intra-assay

25
Q

precision under the same
laboratory but with
different analysts,
apparatuses, and days

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INTERMEDIATE or Within Laboratory

26
Q

Expresses the closeness of an actual value to the theoretical/true value

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Accuracy

27
Q

express variation between
laboratories

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REPRODUCIBILITY or Inter-laboratory

28
Q

A measure of capacity to remain unaffected by deliberate variations in
method

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Robustness or Ruggedness

29
Q

Robustness or Ruggedness: is due to factors external to the method

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Ruggedness

30
Q

Ability to assess the analyte in the presence of other substances

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Specificity

30
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Robustness or Ruggedness: is due to factors internal to the method

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Robustness

31
Q

Defined as the difference in the numerical values between a measured
value and the true value.

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Error

31
Q

Ability to obtain result of variable data which is directly proportional to the
concentration in the sample.

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Linearity

31
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Ability to discriminate between small differences in analyte concentration

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Sensitivity

32
Q

Aka: Indeterminate Error

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Random Error

32
Q

It is referred as the SLOPE OF CALLIBRATION CURVE

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Sensitivity

33
Q

Aka: Determinate Error

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Systematic Error

34
Q

Error that affects Precision

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Random Error

34
Q

Error that affects accuracy

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Systematic Error

34
Q

AKA: CLASSICAL METHODS

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TITRIMETRY

35
Q

Entire procedure is repeated except that the analyte is omitted

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Blank Titration

35
Q

Complex organic compounds capable of
changing colors which aid in the
visualization of the endpoint

A

INDICATOR

35
Q

Involves a solution of reagent of known concentration added to a solution
of analyte until reaction is judged complete

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TITRIMETRY

35
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Reagent or solution of known concentration

AKA: Standard Solution or Volumetric Solution

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TITRANT

35
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Compound with unknown concentration

AKA: ANALYTE OR SAMPLE

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TITRAND

35
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Process of determining the exact concentration of a titrant/standard solution

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Standardization

36
Q

Substance of high degree of purity

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PRIMARY STANDARD

37
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Prepared from primary standard

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SECONDARY STANDARD

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