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Pharmaceutics Preformulation | PHAR - Pharmacology, Quizzes of Pharmacology

Class: PHAR - Pharmacology; Subject: Pharmacology; University: Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine; Term: Forever 1989;

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2013/2014

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TERM 1
What is the goal of prefomulation studies?
DEFINITION 1
To determine the physical-chemical characteristics of the
drug
TERM 2
Adjustments in the preformulation are done to
change therapeutic efficacy. T/F
DEFINITION 2
Falseadjustments are made that only change the physical
chemical properties. Therapeutic efficacy remains the same.
TERM 3
preformulation studies determine the kinetic
rate profile T/F
DEFINITION 3
Yes kinetic rate profile is also known as stability.
Preformulation studies will determine this
TERM 4
T/F Production of the drug is done prior to
initial toxicity studies and analytical work
DEFINITION 4
FalseA sufficient quantity of a compound is synthesized to
perform-intial toxicity -analytical work -intitial preformulation
workbut production doesn't start until the Approval of an
NDAPhase I--> Phase II---> Phase 3 --> NDA submitted --->
NDA approved ---> production
TERM 5
T/F Formulation and stability difficulties arise
less frequently in liquid preparations
DEFINITION 5
FalseSolids are less likely to have difficulties with formulation
and stability
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What is the goal of prefomulation studies?

To determine the physical-chemical characteristics of the drug TERM 2

Adjustments in the preformulation are done to

change therapeutic efficacy. T/F

DEFINITION 2 Falseadjustments are made that only change the physical chemical properties. Therapeutic efficacy remains the same. TERM 3

preformulation studies determine the kinetic

rate profile T/F

DEFINITION 3 Yes kinetic rate profile is also known as stability. Preformulation studies will determine this TERM 4

T/F Production of the drug is done prior to

initial toxicity studies and analytical work

DEFINITION 4 FalseA sufficient quantity of a compound is synthesized to perform-intial toxicity -analytical work -intitial preformulation workbut production doesn't start until the Approval of an NDAPhase I--> Phase II---> Phase 3 --> NDA submitted ---> NDA approved ---> production TERM 5

T/F Formulation and stability difficulties arise

less frequently in liquid preparations

DEFINITION 5 FalseSolids are less likely to have difficulties with formulation and stability

T/F Spherical particles flow less easily when

compared to needle shaped particles.

FalseNeedle shapes particles flow less easily than spherical particles TERM 7

Bulk flow, formulation homogeneity, and

surface areas are directly affected by...

DEFINITION 7 -size-shape-surface morphologyof the drug particles TERM 8

Which particle shape makes the formulation

more homogenous?

DEFINITION 8 Spherical shaped particles TERM 9

Why are small particles desired for

preformulation?

DEFINITION 9 dissolution rate will be higher as particle size decreases TERM 10

How is melting point affected by adding 2

particle together?

DEFINITION 10 Melting point decreases.The addition of inactive ingredients or impurities decreases the melting point

What techniques are available for the

investigation of the solid state?

-microscopy-infrared spectrophotometry-single crystal X-ray- X-ray powder diffraction-thermal analysis-dilatometry