What is isotonicity? For a solution to be termed isotonic (equal tone) it must have the same osmotic pressure as a specific bodily fluid. In pharmacy, isotonicity calculations are most often performed for parenteral and ophthalmic solutions which must have a freezing point depression of 0.52◦C
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Pharmaceutical capsules: Types, Manufacturing of Soft & Hard Gelatin capsule, Evaluation of Capsule, Capsule size for human use
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Types & Preparation of Pharmaceutical Gelatin, Properties of Gelatin suitable for the Hard Gelatin & oft Gelatin capsule
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Suspension: Formulation; Evaluation- Sedimentation volume, Redispersibility, Rheological property, Zeta-potential/Electro-Kinetic property
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Prescription: Parts & Error, Superscription, Inscription, Signatura, Handling & Types of Prescription
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Pharmaceutical Suspension: Classification, Diluted & Concentrated, Flocculated & Deflocculated Suspension, Formulation & Evaluation of Suspension
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Ointment, Types of Ointments base, Evaluation of Ointments; useful for Pharmacy students, GPAT, Drug Inspector, DCO etc
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Disintegration test, Content uniformity test, Melting point test, Liquefaction time (softening), Assay of active contents, Drug Release
Read MoreIntroduction of a tablet, Types of a tablet, classification of tablets, Advantage & Disadvantage of Tablet dosage form
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Pharmacy notes: Gargles, Throat Paint & Mouthwash: Monophasic Liquid Dosage Form; Notes for GPAT, Drug Inspector, Pharmacist
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