Dissolution Flashcards

1
Q

Def of dissolution:

A

process where solid phase goes into solution phase

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2
Q

Drug delivery system is based on…

A

diffusion and dissolution

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3
Q

Most capsules and tablets are ____ and ____ order

A

zero and first

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4
Q

Zero order is achieved via…

A

non-disintegrating dosage form

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5
Q

Examples of zero order delivery systems:

A
  • topical/transdermal
  • implantable
  • oral controlled release
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6
Q

Dissolution is also known as…

A

drug release

- rate limiting step

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7
Q

Which kind of particles dissolve the fastest?

A

fine particles

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8
Q

The ____ a dissolution rate, the better

A

higher

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9
Q

Where do the majority of drugs get absorbed?

A

duodenum of small intestine b/c of SA

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10
Q

What are the sink conditions for the dissolution rate equation?

A

[solute] in bulk solution is < 20% of the solubility of solid

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11
Q

Factors that affect the dissolution rate:

A
  • size and viscosity
  • solubility of solid
  • diffusion thickness
  • particle size
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12
Q

Increase in viscosity leads to…

A

decrease in diffusion coefficient and diffusion rate

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13
Q

Increase in solubility of solid leads to…

A

increase in diffusion rate

- same with increase use of salt form

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14
Q

What happens to the rate if a drug is diluted?

A

decrease in rate

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15
Q

A decrease in particle size leads to…

A

increase in SA and dissolution rate

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16
Q

What is the name of the dissolution rate equation?

A

Noyes and Whitney equation

17
Q

Hixon-Crowell is used for…

A

drugs with uniform particles

18
Q

What are some commonly used dissolution media?

A
  • water
  • 0.1 N Hcl
  • buffer solution
  • H2O or buffers with surfactants
  • biorelevant media (simulated gastric or intestinal fluid)
19
Q

What are two common dissolution media for simulating the stomach?

A
  • 0.1 N HCl

- simulated gastric fluid (better)

20
Q

What is a common buffer solution and why?

A

pH 6.8 b/c it’s the same pH as the duodenum

21
Q

What is in simulated intestinal fluid?

A

pH 6.8 and intestinal enzymes

22
Q

What dissolution media should you use to test drugs that might be affected by enzymes?

A

simulated intestinal fluid

23
Q

Biopharmaceutical Classification System (BCS):

A
  • helps predict intestine drug absorption
  • based on dissolution and diffusion
  • 4 classes
24
Q

What is Class 1 of BCS?

A

high solubility and high permeability

25
Q

What is Class 2 of BCS?

A

low solubility and high permeability

26
Q

What is Class 3 of BCS?

A

high solubility and low permeability

27
Q

What is Class 4 of BCS?

A

low solubility and low permeability

28
Q

Def of solubility:

A

max amount drug can be dissolved