TABLET, PILLS, SUPPOSITORIES Flashcards

1
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Are solid dosage forms usually prepared with the aid of suitable pharmaceutical excipients.

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Tablet

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varies in size, shape, weight, hardness, thickness, disintegration, depending upon the use and method of manufacturing.

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Tablet

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3
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Add necessary bulk to a formulation to prepare tablets of the desired size

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Diluent or Filler

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4
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Promotes adhesion of the particles of the formulation, allowing granulation to be prepared and maintaining the integrity of the final tablet.

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Binders or Adhesives

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5
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Promote breakup of the tablets after administration to smaller particles for drug availability.

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Disintegrant

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6
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Prevent material from sticking to the punches and dies.

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Antiadherents

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7
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Enhance flow properties of the powder mixture.

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Glidants

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8
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To reduce friction during compression.

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Lubricants

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9
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2 types of Miscellaneous adjuncts.

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Flavorants, Colorants

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10
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3 types of Coating

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Sugar coated
Film coated
Enteric coated

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11
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refers to tablets having pieces broken out or chipped, usually around the edges.

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Chipping

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12
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Cracked in the center

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Cracking

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13
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It occurs when the upper segment of the tablet separates from the main portion of the tablet and comes off as a cap.

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Capping

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14
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It is due to the same causes as capping except that the tablet splits and comes apart at the sides and is ejected in two parts.

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Lamination

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15
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Molded tablet

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Tablet triturates

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16
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small, usually cylindrical, molded, or compressed tablets containing small amounts of usually potent drugs mixed with a combination of sucrose and lactose or any suitable diluent.

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Tablet triturates or Molded tablets

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17
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quickly disintegrate in the presence of moisture.

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Table triturates or molded tablets

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18
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easily adjust the composition for any number of dosages.

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Tablet triturates or molded tablets

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19
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their small size will limit their use to substances effective in small doses.

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Tablet triturates or molded tablets

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20
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are generally prepared by mixing the active drug with lactose, dextrose, sucrose, mannitol, or some other appropriate diluent that can serve as the base.

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Molded tablets

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21
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Molded tablets are generally prepared by mixing the active drug with ______, ______, ______, ______ or some other appropriate diluent that can serve as the base.

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Lactose
Dextrose
Mannitol
Sucrose

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22
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This base must be readily water soluble and should not degrade during the tablet’s preparation.

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Molded tablet

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23
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it is the preferred base but mannitol adds a pleasant, cooling sensation and additional sweetness in the mouth.

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Lactose

24
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The base ordinarily used for molded tablet triturates is?

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Lactose

25
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Lactose containing in what percent?

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10-20% of sucrose

26
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Drugs that react chemically with sugars require special bases such as precipitate calcium carbonate, precipitated calcium phosphate, kaolin, or bentonite.

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Lactose

27
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Drugs that react chemically with?

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Sugars

28
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Give 1 advantage of lactose

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Rapidly absorbed

29
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TABLET TRITURATES

Synonym:
Uses:
Method of preparation:
Appropriate container:
Storage condition:
Ingredients:

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Molded tablets
Tablet excipients (diluent) and sweetener
Wide mouth bottle
Machine molding
Store at room temperature
Lactose, 95% alcohol, API, Moistening Agent

30
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solid oral dosage form consist of one or more medicaments incorporated in a small, round, spherical or ovoid mass that are intended for oral administration.

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Pills

31
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formerly the most extensively used oral dosage form, but they have been replaced largely by compressed tablets and capsules.

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Pills

32
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easy to make and compact in quantity.

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Pills

33
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masked bitter or unpleasant tastes and odors.

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Pills

34
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stable for long periods and can be administered in this form if the dose is not too large.

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Pills

35
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What are the 2 types of Pills

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Compressed pills
Dispensing pills

36
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This excipient formed a ______, very adhesive liquid that was usually prepared in advance of compounding the pills.

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Colorless

37
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What are the 4 generic pill excipients?

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Lactose
Glycerin
Powdered acacia
Benzoic acid

38
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used as a preservative and might be omitted if only a small batch of pill mass was being compounded.

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Benzoic acid

39
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What is the active ingredient of pills?

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Benzoic acid

40
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gave mass the appropriate consistency of adhesiveness, firmness and plasticity.

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Excipient

41
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Steps in making pills

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Hand rolling
Packaging
Forming a mass and kneading using a mortar and pestle

42
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What are the 4 classes of pills

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Parvules
Boluses
Granules
Pills

43
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(small pills)-20mg and less potent substance with coloring agents

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Parvules

44
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20 mg to 60mg it contains sugar

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Granules

45
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60mg to 500mg comes in variety of sizes, shapes, coating and color

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Pills

46
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(big pills) 700mg to 2000mg for veterinary use.

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Boluses

47
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MAGNESIUM SULFATE PILLS

Synonyms:
Uses:
Method of preparation:
Appropriate container:
Storage condition:
Ingredients:

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Epsom salt
Saline laxative
Hand molding
Wide mouth
Place it in tight container store at room temperature
Magnesium sulfate, Hard soap, API, Purified water, Moistening agent

48
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Latin word of suppositories

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Supponere

49
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What is supponere means?

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To place under

50
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Solid dosage forms of various weights and shapes, usually medicated, intended for insertion into body orifices.

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Suppositories

51
Q

What happen to the suppositories after you insert it?

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Dissolve or melt

52
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prepared extemporaneously by incorporating the medicaments into the base and the molten mass is then poured at a suitable temperature into molds and allowed to cool until set.

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Suppositories

53
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3 types of suppositories

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Rectal, Vaginal, urethral suppositories

54
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What are the methods of preparation of suppositories?

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Hand rolling
Compression
Fusion

55
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SUPPOSITORIES

Synonyms:
Latin name:
Uses:
Formulation:

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Glycerol suppositories
Suppositoria glycerini
Laxative
-glycerin, sodium carbonate, stearic acid, distilled water
Melt molding