pharmaceutical calculations Flashcards

1
Q

In what ways can the concentration of a drug be expressed?

A

1) quantity per volume
2) percentage concentrations
3) ratios
4) parts
5) molarity

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2
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When is quantity per volume used?

A

liquid preparations

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3
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What does 10 g/l aqueous solution of sodium chloride mean?

A

10 grams of sodium chloride dissolved in 1 litre of water

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4
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When are percentage concentrations used?

A

solid/liquid preparations

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5
Q

What does % w/v mean?

A

grams in 100 ml of solution

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6
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What does % w/w mean?

A

grams in 100 g of product

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7
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What does % v/v mean?

A

millilitres in 100 ml of product

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8
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When are ratio concentrations used?

A

very dilute solutions

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9
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What does 1:5000 mean?

A

1 gram dissolved in 5000 ml of solution

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10
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What is a 1M solution?

A

1 mole of drug per 1 litre of solvent

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