Processing of Pharmaceutical Tablets| Pharmaceutics
Manufacturing of Pharmaceutical Tablets: Direct compression, Wet granulation, Dry granulation; For GPAT, D.pharm, B.Pharm & M.Pharm
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Containers and Closers for Parenteral Sterile Preparation/Product
Types parenteral container, containers and closures, types of glass, plastic container, Rubber closure for Sterile Preparation: The Pharmapedia
Diluents used in the Formulation of Tablets
Diluents For ease of handling by the patient, A tablet should weigh at least about 50 mg. Diluents are fillers used to make up the volume of tablets if the tablet is inadequate to produce the volume. Diluents are used as disintegrants in the dispersible and orally disintegrating tablets. Diluents are used to make of …
Powder Dosage form: Bulk Powders, Divided Powders, Dusting Powders & Insufflations and Dry Powder Inhalers
Powder Dosage form in Pharmaceutics Powders as a Dosage Form There are a variety of powdered dosage forms commercially available, such as Bulk Powder Divided Powders Insufflations and Dry Powder Inhalers Dusting Powders When the term “powder” is referred to as a dosage form, it represents a formulation that is a mixture of powdered drug …
Pharmaceutical Creams| Pharmacy Notes
Cream: Topical Preparation
Pharmaceutical Paste| Pharmacy Notes
Type of base used for Paste, Preparation & Evaluation of Paste, Difference between Paste & Iontments: Notes for Pharmacy student
Difference between Ointment & Paste| Pharmacy Notes
Pharmaceutical Pastes are semisolid dosage forms that contain one or more drug substances intended for topical/external application to the skin. They are generally very thick & stiff. They differ from ointments in their consistency, as they contain larger amounts of finely dispersed solids (20% to 50%) and so they are thicker and stiffer. Ointments are …
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Sterilization method | Pharmaceutics
The ultimate goal in the manufacture of a sterile product is the absolute absence of microbial contamination. Inactivation of Micro-organism (MOs) by physical or chemical means. The D value is a single quantitative expression of the rate of killing of microorganisms. This is the time required for a 90% reduction in the microbial population. Hence, …
Prescription, Parts of Prescription & Prescription’s error
What is a Prescription A prescription is a written order from a registered medical practitioner to a pharmacist to compound and dispense medication for a patient. Prescription Contain direction for the pharmacist to prepare and compound for specific type of medication preparations Contains direction for the patient regarding mode of administration of drug Written in …
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Types of Suppository bases: Pharmacy Notes| GPAT, DI
Types of Suppositories base, Fatty base, Hydrophilic suppository base;- water-soluble/water-miscible base, emulsify base
