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Prelim- PHARMACEUTICAL DOSAGE FORM AND DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM Flashcards

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discipline within pharmaceutical sciences
that deals with the process of turning new
chemical entities or old drugs into
medication to be used safely and
effectively by patients.

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PHARMACEUTICS

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The process of developing a drug into a specific dosage form, such as tablets, capsules, injections, or topical preparations

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Drug Formulation

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  • Techniques and technologies used to transport a pharmaceutical compound to achieve its desired therapeutic effect.
  • Includes conventional systems and advanced systems
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Drug Delivery Systems

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The study of the biological and physiological effects of drugs on the body and the mechanisms of drug action

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Pharmacodynamics

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  • The study of the relationship between the physical/chemical properties of drugs, the dosage form, and the biological
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Biopharmaceutics

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  • The study of the time course of drug
    absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion.
  • Involves mathematical modeling
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Pharmacokinetics

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Ensuring that pharmaceutical products meet the required standards of quality,
safety, and efficacy.

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Quality Control and Assurance

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Tailoring drug formulations to individual patient needs, considering genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors.

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Personalized Management

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APPLICATIONS OF PHARMACEUTICS

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  1. Formulation Development
  2. Personalized Management
  3. Drug Stability and Storage
  4. Therapeutic Efficacy
  5. Compliance and Adherence
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Ensuring that pharmaceutical products comply with all regulations and laws governing drug development, manufacturing, and marketing.

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Regulatory Affairs

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Optimizing the drug release profile for maximum therapeutic effect.

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Formulation Development

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Creating various dosage forms that are stable, effective, and patient-friendly.

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Formulation Development

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Enhancing the therapeutic outcomes of drugs through innovative delivery systems and formulations.

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Drug Stability and Storage

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Enhancing the therapeutic outcomes of drugs through innovative delivery systems and formulations.

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Therapeutic Efficacy

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Ensuring consistent and predictable drug performance in patients.

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Therapeutic Efficacy

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Developing specialized dosage forms, such as pediatric and geriatric formulations.

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Personalized Management

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Ensuring consistent and predictable drug performance in patients

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Drug Stability and Storage

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Designing user-friendly dosage forms to improve patient compliance and adherence to medication regimens.

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Compliance and Adherence

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Developing controlled-release and once-daily
formulations to simplify dosing schedules.

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Compliance and Adherence

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Primary Function of a dosage form

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to provide a convenient and effective means of
delivering the drug to the patient

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A dosage form is the physical form in which a drug is produced and administered to the patient.

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Dosage Form

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Characteristics of Dosage Form

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  • Dosage forms are designed to ensure accurate dosing, stability, and ease of administration.
  • They include the active pharmaceutical
    ingredient (API) and excipients (inactive
    ingredients) that aid in the manufacturing
    process and improve the drug’s performance and stability
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refers to the method or process of administering a pharmaceutical compound to achieve a therapeutic effect in humans or animals.

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Drug Delivery System

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primary function of a drug delivery system

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to control the rate, time, and
place of drug release in the
body

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Characteristics of Drug delivery systems

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  • Drug delivery systems are designed to improve the efficacy and safety of a drug by optimizing its release profile, absorption, distribution, and elimination.
  • They can be engineered to deliver drugs in a
    controlled manner, target specific sites in the
    body, or protect the drug from degradation
    before it reaches the target site.
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Scope of DOSAGE FORM

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Focuses on the physical form of the
drug product.

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Scope of DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM

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Focuses on the method and technology of delivering the drug to achieve a therapeutic
effect

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Design of DOSAGE FORM

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Ensures convenience, stability, and
accurate dosing

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Design of DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM

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Ensures controlled, targeted, and optimized delivery of the drug

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Complexity of DOSAGE FORM

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simpler in design, focusing on the physical state and stability

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Examples of DOSAGE FORM

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Tablet, capsule, ointment.

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Complexity of DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM

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Often more complex, involving advanced
technologies to control drug release and targeting.

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involve the methods and technologies used to
transport a drug to its site of action.

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Drug delivery systems

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Examples of DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM

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Extended-release tablet, transdermal
patch, liposomal formulation

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The relationship with physical pharmacy includes:

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  • Design and Formulation
  • Material Science
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RELATIONSHIP

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  1. Formulation Development
  2. Drug Stability
  3. Release Control
  4. Targeted Delivery
  5. Patient Compliance
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Helps in developing formulations that optimize drug release, absorption, and therapeutic effects

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Formulation Development

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Different dosage forms offer various levels of
stability for.

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Drug Stability

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Advance DDS can be integrated into various dosage forms to control the release profile of the drug.

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Release Control

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Some delivery systems are designed to deliver drugs to specific sites within the body

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Targeted Delivery

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The choice of dosage form and delivery system can impact patient compliance and can improve adherence to the treatment plan

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Patient Compliance

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The right combination ensures that the drug is delivered at the correct dosage, at the right time, and to the appropriate site of action,
maximizing therapeutic benefits while minimizing side effects.

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CONCLUSION

Pharm Dosage LEC (7 decks)

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