PSMB - Manuf Flashcards

1
Q

the packaging, repacking or changing the container,
wrapper or label of any drug package in preparation for its
distribution from the manufacturer to the final user

A

MANUFACTURING PHARMACY

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2
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Any organization or company involved in the
manufacture, importation, repacking and/or
distributions of drugs or medicines

A

DRUG ESTABLISHMENTS

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3
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Type of Drug Manufacturer
-Prescription Drugs

A

Ethical M.

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4
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Type of Drug Manufacturer
-Branded and Generic

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Proprietary/Generic M.

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5
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Type of Drug Manufacturer
-Vaccine, Toxoid, Anti-sera, Biotechnology

A

Biologicals M.

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6
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Type of Drug Manufacturer
-Drug used for animals

A

Veterinary Products M.

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7
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Type of Drug Manufacturer
-Active ingredient/Excipient

A

Medicinal Chemical M.

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8
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Type of Drug Manufacturer
-Manufacturing Drugs for the Other company

A

Toll/Contract M. | Interphil

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9
Q

Imports or exports raw materials, active ingredients or
finished products for its own use or for wholesale
distribution on whole sale basis

A

DRUG IMPORTER/EXPOERTER/DISTRIBUTOR

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10
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registered owner of the drug product but subcontracts
toll manufacture of such products to a licensed manufacturer

A

DRUG TRADER

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11
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May also engage in distribution and or marketing of products

A

DRUG TRADER

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12
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A mechanism for determining and assigning duties to people in order to work effectively

A

ORGANIZATION

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13
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Combination of manpower, money, machines, materials and methods so coordinated to fulfill an economic objective

A

BASIC ORGANIZATION

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14
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Other name for Level 1 of Top Management

A

“Board of Trustees”

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15
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Other name for Level 2 of Top Management

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“President of the Company”

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16
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Other name for Level 3 of Top Management

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“Vice-Presidents, General Managers and Department Managers”

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17
Q

Protects and makes the most effective use of the assets of
the company

A

Level 1

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18
Q

General management of the business
Active planning, direction, coordination and control of the
business

A

Level 2

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19
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Management of the major divisions/departments of the
company

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Level 3

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20
Q

3 Stages for Research

A

Preliminary
Applied
Clinical Research

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21
Q

CGMP were first promulgated by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in _____ ; and finalized in ____

A

1963 | 1979

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22
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Chapter 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations Part 211

A

Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP)

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23
Q

System of quality assurance aimed at ensuring that
products are consistently manufactured to a quality
appropriate for intended use and is concerned with
manufacturing and quality control process and procedures

A

Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP)

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24
Q
  • Philippine FDA mandated all
    drug manufacturers to ensure strict and full compliance to the newly adopted PICS
A

FDA MC 2012

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25
Q

Filed for generic copies by competing companies following expiration of patent term protection.

A

ANDA or Abbreviated New Drug Application

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26
Q

There are changes in synthesis, formulation, analytical standards, containers, and labeling of drug
products.

A

SNDA or Supplemental New Drug Application

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27
Q

Part of quality assurance which ensures that medicinal
products are consistently produced and controlled to the
quality standards appropriate to their intended use.

A

AO43 s. 1999

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28
Q

device that holds a drug and is or may be in direct
contact with the drug

A

Container

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29
Q

protects against extraneous solids and liquids, loss of drug under
ordinary conditions of handling, shipment, storage and
distribution

A

WELL-CLOSED CONTAINER

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30
Q

protects from extraneous solids, liquids or vapors, from loss of drug
and from efflorescence, deliquescence or evaporation

A

TIGHT CONTAINER

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31
Q

impervious to air or any other gases under ordinary conditions of
handling, shipment, storage and distribution generally sterile

A

HERMETIC CONTAINER

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32
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protects the contents from photochemical deterioration
amber, opaque, blue

A

LIGHT RESISTANT CONTAINER

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33
Q

designed to hold a quantity of drug intended for
administration as a single dose
- sterility is not assured after opening

A

SINGLE-UNIT

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34
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  • contains more than a single dose of the medication
A

MULTIPLE-UNIT

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35
Q

HRBSG
Highly Resistant Borosilicate Glass

A

Type I

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36
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TSLG
Treated Soda-Lime Glass

A

Type II

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37
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SLG
Soda-lime Glass

A

Type III

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38
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GPSLG
General Purpose Soda Lime Glass

A

NP

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39
Q

performed on ground/powdered glass to expose internal surface
* tests the leaching potential of the
glass

A

Powdered Glass Test

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40
Q

alkali titrated with 0.02 N sulfuric acid

A

Powdered Glass Test

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41
Q

exposure of the glass with sulfur
dioxide at 121ºC

A

WATER ATTACK TEST

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42
Q

does not apply to a single material but rather to a
vast number of materials each developed to have
desired features

A

PLASTIC

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43
Q

Type of plastic that is squeezy

A

Thermoplastic

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44
Q

Type of plastic that is firm and rigid

A

Thermoset

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45
Q

Plastic Material
-cannot be autoclave

A

PE

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46
Q

Plastic Material
-for beverages
-have transparency and luster

A

PET

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47
Q

Plastic Material
-autoclavable

A

PP

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48
Q

Plastic material
-Rigid & good clarity
-Blister packaging

A

PVC

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49
Q

– one that is difficult for most children under 5 years of age to open or gain access to the contents or obtain a harmful amount of the contents
– based on the principle that a young child is unlikely to coordinate
two or more separate actions to achieve a successful opening

A

Child-Resistant Container

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50
Q

– uses an indication or barrier to entry that is distinctive by design, or
must employ an identifying characteristic which if breached or missing can reasonably be expected to provide visible evidence to consumers that tampering has occurred
– film wrappers, blister/strip packs, bubble packs, shrink seals/bands,
foil, paper or plastic pouches, bottle seals, tape seals, breakable caps,
sealed tubes, sealed cartons, aerosol containers, cans

A

Tamper-Resistant container

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51
Q

Provides additional hermetic seal

A

LINER

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52
Q

For tamper resistance

A

Inner Seal

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53
Q

Hermetic seals for vials

A

Rubber
Stopper

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54
Q

Prevent damage during shipment

A

Coil

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55
Q

Absorbs moisture

A

Desiccant

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56
Q

– NON-POTENT
– BLOCK AND DIVIDE
– NOT INDIVIDUAL DOSE
– WIDE MOUTH

A

BULK

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57
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– POTENT
– GEOMETRIC DILUTION
– INDIVIDUAL DOSE

A

DIVIDED

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58
Q

BULK POWDER AKA

A

DODI-TAD

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59
Q

DIVIDED POWDER AKA

A

CHARTULA

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60
Q

absorbs moisture, but does not dissolve

A

HYGROSCOPIC

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61
Q

absorbs moisture and
eventually dissolves

A

DELIQUESCENT

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62
Q

releases water of crystallization

A

EFFLORESCENT

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63
Q

releases carbon dioxide gas in water

A

EFFERVESCENT

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64
Q

Particle size reduction

A

COMMINUTION

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65
Q

A finishing method for hard gelatine capsules, wherein a polyurethane or cheese cloth material lines the polishing pan. The liner is used to trap removed dust, imparting gloss to capsules;

A

Pan Polishing

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66
Q

– aggregates of powders that adhere or bond to each other
to form larger unit particles

A

GRANULES

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67
Q

WET GRANULATION AKA

A

WET MASSING

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68
Q

A method of tablet production
wherein a granulation solution is
sprayed onto the suspended
particles which would then be
dried rapidly in the suspending
air

A

FLUID BED GRANULATION

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69
Q

process in which primary powder particles are made to adhere to form larger, multiparticle entities

A

GRANULATION

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70
Q

a multistep process used to make uniformly spherical particles (for controlled release application

A

SPHERONIZATION

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71
Q

particles are aggregated using high pressure

A

Dry Granulation

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72
Q

formation of large tablet is called

A

slug

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73
Q

particles that pass
through sieve 20 and are
retained at sieve 40

A

Good Granules

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74
Q

Particles that pass sieve 40

A

Fines

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75
Q

particles that pass
through sieve 20 and are
retained at sieve 40

A

GOOD GRANULES

76
Q

particles that pass sieve 40

A

FINES

77
Q

Use glidants, lubricants and antiadherents

A

Use of flow activators (GAL)

78
Q

Hard Gelatin Capsule AKA

A

Dry Filled Capsule

79
Q

HGC moisture content

A

12-16%
13-15%

80
Q

In HGC, pegs are made of ____ in a melted gelated mixture

A

Manganese bronze

81
Q

Shell is composed of Gelatin, water, sugar, colorants, 0.15% sulfur
dioxide, titanium dioxide

A

HGC

82
Q

SGC moisture content

A

5-8% | 6-10%

83
Q

rendered plasticlike with the addition
of plasticizers
(glycerin or sorbitol)

A

SGC

84
Q

filled with pumpable
solutions, suspensions,
pasty material or powders
formed and sealed in a
single manufacture process

A

SGC

85
Q

Separation of Top & Bottom

A

Capping

86
Q

Separation of small portion (friability)

A

Chipping

87
Q

Separation of several layers

A

Lamination

88
Q

Removal of Top Layer

A

Picking

89
Q

Removal of small portion of liquid

A

Flaking

90
Q

Adhesion of material to the ** wall

A

Sticking

91
Q

Reduce adhesion of film from the tablet due to improper drying

A

Blistering

92
Q

Reduce adhesion wirh many blister

A

Wrinkling

93
Q

Roughness of tablet surface

A

Orange-Peel

94
Q

Filling in the score line

A

Bridging

95
Q

Filling in the score line

A

Bridging

96
Q

Formation of oil film droplets of liquid

A

Sweating

97
Q

Dull migration of plasticizer

A

Blooming

98
Q

Migration of other ingredients

A

Spotting

99
Q

Migration of color

A

Mottling

100
Q

Preservative

A

0.15% sulfur dioxide

101
Q

Ex of Opacifying agent

A

Titanium dioxide

102
Q

load in grams required to push a standard set distance into a
prepared gelatin gel (6.66%) soln at 10 deg c

A

*Bloom Strength

103
Q

LOADS THE
GRANULE

A

Hopper

104
Q

DIRECTS GRANULES
FROM THE HOPPER TO THE SIDE

A

Feed shoe

105
Q
  • COMPRESS
    GRANULES INTO TAB
A

Punch

106
Q

GUIDES THE
MOVEMENT OF UPPER
AND LOWER PUNCHES

A

Cam tracks

107
Q
  • CONTROL THE
    SIZE AND SHAPE OF
    THE TABLET
A

DIE

108
Q

Add necessary bulk to the formulation

A

Diluents / Fillers

109
Q

Promotes adhesion of the particles

A

Binders / Adhesives

110
Q

Promotes breakup of the tablet after administration

A

Disintegrants

111
Q

Improve flow properties of granules

A

Glidants

112
Q

Reduces friction during ejection of tablets from the machine
to prevent picking

A

Lubricats

113
Q

Prevents tablet ingredients from sticking to punches and dies
during the production

A

Anti-adherents

114
Q

Agent capable of holding the molecule onto their
surfaces

A

Adsorbents

115
Q

for aesthetic purposes and product identification
can be natural or synthetic

A

Coloring Agents

116
Q

Coloring Agent
Water soluble

A

DYES

117
Q

Coloring Agent
Water insoluble

A

LAKES

118
Q

oils or dry powders are used in formulations
color, odor and flavor must complement one
another

A

Flavoring Agents

119
Q

Natural Sweetening Agents

A

Sucrose
Honey
Stevia

120
Q

causes cancer in rats, unproven safety

A

FD & C Red #2 (amaranth)

121
Q

found in maraschino cherries and ingested drugs;
only used in external drugs and cosmetics

A

FD & C Red #4

122
Q

causes allergic type reaction in many people

A

FD&C Yellow No. 5 (tartrazine)

123
Q

D & C Red No. 22

A

Eosine

124
Q

FD & C #6

A

Sunset Yellow

125
Q

FD & C Blue No. 2

A

Brilliant Blye

126
Q

Allura Red

A

FD & C Red No. 40

127
Q

CAt

A

Avette

128
Q

Sperm whale

A

Ambergris

129
Q

Deer

A

Musk

130
Q

successive addition of sucrose-based solutions to a tablet
core

A

Sugar-coating

131
Q

3 Processes of Sugar coating

A
  1. Pan Coating
  2. Pan Spraying
  3. Pan Suspension
132
Q

Most widely used process in sugar-coating

A

Pan coating

133
Q

FOR COMPONENTS EASILY
AFFECTED BY WATER

A

Sealing / Waterproofing

134
Q

IMPROVE BOND BETWEEN SUGAR COAT
AND TABLET CORE

A

Subcoating

135
Q

COMPLETE ROUNDING OFF

A

Syruping / Smoothing

136
Q

ESTABLISHING COLOR BASE

A

GLOSSING

137
Q

BUILD A SOLID COLOR BASE RAPIDLY

A

HEAVY SYRUPING-

138
Q

TO ATTAIN APPROPRIATE COLOR

A

REGULAR SYRUPING

139
Q

TO ATTAIN FINAL SMOOTHNESS

A

Finishing

140
Q

imprinted with a mark BELOW the surface

A

DEBOSSED

141
Q

imprinted with a mark ABOVE the surface.

A

EMBOSED

142
Q

FOR SHEEN OR GLOSS

A

Polishing

143
Q

The process of placing a thin, skin-tight coating of a plasticlike material over a tablet core

A

Film-coating

144
Q
  • About 2-5% increase in thickness only
A

Film-coating

145
Q

PRODUCES SMOOTH THIN FILM

A

Film Former

146
Q

PROVIDES WATER SOLUBILITY / PERMEABILITY TO THE
FILM TO ENSURE PENETRATION BY BODY FLUIDS

A

Alloying Substance-

147
Q

PRODUCES FLEXIBILITY + ELASTICITY DURING APPLICATION

A

Plasticizer

148
Q

ENHANCE SPREADABILITY OF THE FILM DURING APPLICATION

A

Surfactant

149
Q

TO ENHANCE AESTHETIC QUALITIES OF THE COAT

A

Opaquant & Colorant

150
Q

ENHANCE ACCEPTABILITY OF THE TABLET BY
THE PX

A

Sweetener, Flavor and Aroma

151
Q
  • PRODUCES LUSTER TO TABLET
A

Glossant

152
Q

ALLOWS THE SPREAD OF OTHER CMPD OVER THE
TABLET WHILE ALLOWING RAPID EVAP TO PERMIT AN EFFECTIVE YET
SPEEDY OPERATION

A

Volatile Solvent

153
Q

-Designed to resist dissolution in the stomach but dissolve in
the less acidic environment of the small intestines

A

ENTERIC COATING

154
Q

A capsule composed of hard gelatin shell
containing hundreds of tiny coated
beads/pellets of drugs for sustained release.

A

SPANSULE

155
Q

End of the body-producing peg is
tapered but the cap-making peg is
rounded. Used by Eli Lilly

A

PULVULES

156
Q
  • Ends of both bodies and cap
    are highly tapered/narrowed.
    Used by Smith Kline
    Beecham.
A

SPANSULE

157
Q

This is a distinctive looking capsule because
of the sealing with a colored band of gelatin.
This is used by Parke-Davis.

A

KAPSEAL

158
Q
  • The rim of the capsule body is not straight but tapered slightly.
    This eliminates splitting of the joined capsule.
A

CONI-SNAP

159
Q

A pH-sensitive, non-digestible radiofelemettric device used as
a nonradioactive means of measuring gastric pH, gastric
residence time and gastric emptying time of solid dosage
forms is called________.

A

HIEDELBERG

160
Q

is the disfiguration of the core tablet

A

Tablet erosion

161
Q

Slow form of sticking

A

Filming

162
Q
  • Defect of film coating whereby volcanic like
    craters appear
A

Cratering

163
Q

Whitish specks/ haziness in the film

A

Blushing

164
Q

Due to rapid expansion of tablet

A

Cracking

165
Q
  • Sunken center formation
A

Rocker bottom

166
Q

are dispersed systems in
which the dispersed phase is
composed of small globules
of a liquid distributed
throughout a vehicle in
which it is immiscible

A

Emulsion

167
Q

acts as the bridge between the
2 immiscible phases

A

Emulsifier

168
Q

protects the emulsified lipids
which are susceptible to oxidation
ex. BHA, BHT, tocopherol, ascorbic
acid, EDTA

A

Antioxidant

169
Q

Oil phase containing oil-soluble ingredients is heated at
about

A

5-10ºC

170
Q

An equipment the mixes the components of emulsions by
means of various impellers on shafts, which are placed
directly into the system to be emulsified;

A

colloid mills

171
Q

This equipment produces finely divided particles by
spraying a mist of liquid through a heated chamber, drying
immediately and collecting the dried powders in a clean
receptacle;

A

Homogenizers

172
Q

pressurized dosage forms designed to deliver
drug systematically or topically with the aid of liquefied
or propelled gas

A

AEROSOL

173
Q

active ingredient combine with
excipients

A

Product concentrate–

174
Q

act as a solvent and diluent

A

Propellant

175
Q

– provides a rapid and convenient means for releasing
the contents from a pressurized container; button that activates
the system

A

Actuator

176
Q

– expels the contents
from the container; regulate the
flow of product from container

A

Valve

177
Q

Part of the usual aerosol
valve assembly that supports the
actuator and delivers the
formulation in the proper form

A

Stem

178
Q

– the tube that delivers the content

A

Dip tube –

179
Q

Placed snugly with the stem,
prevents leakage of the formulation when the
valve is closed.

A

Gasket

180
Q

Part of the usual aerosol
valve assembly that is attached to the
aerosol can or container and hold the valve
in place.

A

Mounting cup –

181
Q

Holds the gasket in place and is
the mechanism by which the actuator
retracts when pressure is released,
returning the valve to the closed
position

A

Spring

182
Q

most stringent control

A

Compounding area

183
Q

“heart” of production area

A

Aseptic filling area

184
Q

storage while waiting for QC results

A

Quarantine area

185
Q

Quarantine area

A

Airlock

186
Q

Test the integrity of strips, blisters and bottles
Operation based on vacuum

A

LEAKERS TEST