Tablet Defects Lecture Flashcards

1
Q

QC for tablets

A
Weigh variation 
Content Uniformity
Tablet thickness
Friability
Hardness
Disintegration
Dissolution
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Tests for weight variation

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Within 5%

Sample through out

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3
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Content Uniformity test

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85-115%

Pulverized and dissolved to analyze the drug content

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4
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Tablet thickness test

A

Thickness or diameter is measured by micrometer calipers, thickness gauge, Ames Dial Comparator
5%

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5
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Tablet hardness test

A

Hard enough to resist breaking down during normal handleing but soft enough to disintegrate in a timely fashing

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6
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Lozenges, buccal, chewable tablets

A

Hard to dissolve slowly

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7
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Hypodermic, compressed tablet triturates, rapidly disintegrating tablets

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Soft

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8
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Friability test

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Resistance to abrasion or tendency of a tablet to crumble

Loss in weight = friability

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Disintegration Test

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Time required by tablets to break up into particles that are small enough to pass through #10 mesh screen
Must disintegrate within 30 minutes

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10
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Dissolution Test

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Measure the proportion of drug dissolved in a stated time under standardized condition in vitro

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