Flashcards : Pharmaceutical Formulation and Dosage Forms — 20 cartes

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1Question

Pharmaceutical form — definition?

Réponse

Association of active principles and excipients for administration.

2Question

Active principle — role?

Réponse

Provides the therapeutic effect of the medication.

3Question

Excipients — purpose?

Réponse

Provide consistency, taste, color, and aid formulation.

4Question

Solid, liquid, semi-solid — classification?

Réponse

Main categories of pharmaceutical forms.

5Question

Powders — form?

Réponse

Fine, dry particles containing active principles.

6Question

Capsules — type?

Réponse

Enclosed preparations, hard or soft, containing drugs.

7Question

Tablets — formation?

Réponse

Compressed particles with active principles and excipients.

8Question

Effervescent tablets — feature?

Réponse

Dissolve rapidly in water, releasing CO₂.

9Question

Gastro-resistant tablets — coating?

Réponse

Resist stomach acid, release in intestines.

10Question

Syrups — composition?

Réponse

Sugary liquid with dissolved active principles.

11Question

Suspensions — characteristic?

Réponse

Dispersions of insoluble particles needing shaking.

12Question

Emulsions — mixture?

Réponse

Two immiscible liquids with surfactant.

13Question

Injectable solutions — form?

Réponse

Sterile liquids for parenteral administration.

14Question

Semi-solid forms — examples?

Réponse

Ointments, creams, gels, pastes.

15Question

Excipients with notable effects — examples?

Réponse

Lactose, peanut oil; can cause allergies.

16Question

Active principles vs excipients — difference?

Réponse

APs are pharmacologically active; excipients are inert carriers.

17Question

Storage conditions — key?

Réponse

Temperature, light, humidity control.

18Question

Preparation — process?

Réponse

Mixing, compression, coating, sterilization.

19Question

Special tablets — purpose?

Réponse

Targeted release, rapid dissolution, or specific routes.

20Question

Formulation — definition?

Réponse

Combining active principles and excipients into a final form.

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1. In a clinical scenario where a patient needs rapid onset of medication with easy swallowing, which pharmaceutical form should be selected to best apply this requirement?

2. Which of the following is a key component or feature of solid dosage forms?

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