Lab 5 Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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Solution

  • System
  • Solvent
  • Solute
  • Precipitate
A
  • System = Homogenous disperse
  • Solvent = Liquid
  • Solute = Solid/liquid/gas
  • Precipitate = No, clear
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Emulsion

  • System
  • Solvent
  • Solute
  • Precipitate
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  • System = Heterogeneous disperse (o/w; w/o)
  • Solvent = Liquid
  • Solute = Liquid
  • Precipitate = Yes, liquid
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Suspension

  • System
  • Solvent
  • Solute
  • Precipitate
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  • System = Heterogenous disperse
  • Solvent = Liquid
  • Solute = Solid
  • Precipitate = Yes, solid
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w/o system

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5
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Parenteral

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Drug administered via routes other than orally

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List the types of drug used for: Injection

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  • Solution
  • Emulsion
  • Suspension
  • Microemulsion
  • Microsuspension
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List the types of drug used for: Infusion

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  • Solution
  • Microemulsion
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8
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Give the requirements of injection and infusion

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  • Sterile
  • Pyogen-free
  • Isotonic
  • Isohydric (btw. pH 5 - 7)
  • Homogenous, particle free
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Administration types of liquids

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  • IV
  • IM
  • SC
  • IP
  • IO
  • ID
  • IA
  • IC
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Liquid forms for oral/rectal use

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  • Solution
  • Emulsion
  • Suspension
  • Syrup
  • Elixir, mixture
  • Extract
  • Drop for oral use
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Liquid forms for skin + mucous membrane use

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  • Solution
  • Emulsion
  • Suspension
  • Spot on/pour on
  • Shampoo
  • Teat dip solution
  • Extract
  • Intrauterine solution, suspension
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Liquid forms for ophthalmology

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Eye drop

  • Solution, suspension
  • Sterile
  • Active agent
  • Vehicle
  • Preservative
  • Expiration date
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Liquid forms for otology (ear)

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  • Ear cleaner
  • Ear drop
    • Solution, suspension
    • Active agent
    • Vehicle
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Liquid forms for nasal cavity

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  • Nasal drop
  • Nasal spray
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Give the area of application of semi-solid drug forms

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  • Skin, mucous membrane
  • Oral
  • Eye
  • Mammary gland
  • Rectum, vagina
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Give the dose forms of semi-solid drugs

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  • Ointment
  • Cream
  • Gel
  • Paste
  • Eye ointment
  • Intramammary infusion
  • Suppository
  • Vaginal suppository
  • Electuaries
17
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Semi-solid medium: Properties

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  • Active agent - Various
  • Homogenous appearance
  • Body temperature does not melt it
  • Local or systemic effect
18
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Semi-solid ointment: Active compounds

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  • Antibiotics
  • Antimycotic
  • Antiviral agent
  • NSAIDs
  • Glucocorticoids
  • Antihistamine
  • Coating
  • Antiseptic agents
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Semi-solid ingredients: Lipophilic

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  • Fats & oils: Cocoa butter, oils, hard fat
  • Hydrocarbons: Vaseline & paraffin
  • Waxes & wax alcohols: Wool wax, honey bee wax, cetostearyl alcohol
20
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Semisolid ingredients: Hydrophilic

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  • Natural polymers: Cellulose, gelatine, starch
  • Synthetic polymers: Macrogols & polysorbates
21
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Ointment forms

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  • w/o
    • Hydrous ointment
    • Emollient ointment
  • o/w
    • Nonionic hydrophilic ointment
    • Anionic hydrophilic ointment
22
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Examples of: Ointments with covering, delayed effect, non-washable with water

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  • White vaseline
  • Yellow vaseline
  • Oily ointment
  • Simple ointment
  • Emollient ointment
  • Hydrous ointment
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Examples of: ointments and ointment bases with shorter effect, washable with water

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  • Stearin ointment
  • Nonionic hydrophilic ointment
  • Anionic hydrophilic ointment
  • Macrogol ointment
  • Carbomer hydrogel
  • Methylcellulose hydrogel
24
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Cream

A
  • Emulsion system
  • Hydrophilic o/w
    • Emulsifiers
      • Na-soap
      • Polysorbate
  • Lipophilic w/o
    • Emulsifiers
      • Wool wax alcohol
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Gel
Gellifying agent * Starch * Cellulose
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Semi-solid - Eye ointment: Composition
* Active agent * Vehicle * Ophthalmic white vaseline * Simple eye ointment * Hydrous eye ointment ## Footnote *Sterile, ointment has a longer duration of action than eye drop*
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Semi-solid - intramammary infusion: Properties
* Sterile * Soft suspension, emulsion * Prevention, treatment * Lactating(LC, MC) - Dry (DC)
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Semi-solid - intramammary infusion: Composition
* Active agents: * AB, GC, enzymes, antioxidants * Bismuth salts * Vehicle: * Liquid paraffin * White vaseline * Medium-chain triglycerides
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Semi-solid - intramammary infusion: Application
* Udder wash * Disinfection * Milk out * Infusion through teat channel 1. Lactating → Milk out again after 12hr, then repeat 2. Dry → Last milk out (WP)
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Semi-solid - Suppository: Properties
* Body temperature: Softening/melting * Local & systemic effect * Active agent: * Anticonvulsive, antipyretic, painkiller * Faecal softener, antiseptic * Base/vehicle * Solid fat * Cocoa butter
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Semi-solid - electuaries: Properties
* Active agent: Weak! *(imprecise)* * Active agent: Solid (powder) * Vehicle: Syrup, molasses, jam
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Gaseous - Inhalational: Base
* Gas * Liquid * Isoflurane, sevoflurane * GC - Fluticasone, beclomethazone * β2 agonist - Terbutaline, formoterol, slameterol * Solid - Human
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Gaseous - Inhalational: Container
* Compressed gas * Propellant * Mechanical
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Gaseous - Impregnated, smoking strips
Honey bees External parasite * Volatile oil: Thymol, camphor, menthol, eucalyptus * Formic acid, oxalic acid * Amitraz * Flumethrin * Coumaphos