SAS 7 Flashcards

1
Q

An aerosol valve consists of many different parts and is assembled USING HIGH-SPEED PRODUCTION techniques.

A

Continuous spray valve

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2
Q

is used to attach the valve proper to the container

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Mounting cup

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3
Q
  • made from Nylon or Delrin
  • contains opening at the point of the attachment of the dip tube
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Housing

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4
Q
  • Made from Buna-N and Neoprene rubber
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Gasket

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5
Q
  • Made from polyethylene and polypropylene
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Dip tube

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6
Q

is applicable in dispensing potent medication

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Metering valves

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7
Q

allows for easy opening and closing of the valve

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Actuators

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8
Q

these actuators are capable of “MECHANICALLY” breaking a stream into fine particles by causing the stream to swirl through various channels built into the actuator

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Spray actuators

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9
Q

this actuators dispenses semisolid products like ointments

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Solid-stream actuators

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10
Q

This system is also referred as a two-phase system which consist of a vapor and liquid phase

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Solution phase

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11
Q

This involves dispersion of active ingredient in the propellant or mixture of propellants

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Suspension/Dispersion system

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12
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  • Propellant is in the external phase
  • emits foam then quickly collapses into liquid
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Quick-breaking foams

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13
Q

Used to produce warm foam for shaving

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Thermal foams

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14
Q

It consists of a pressure burette capable of metering small volumes of liquefied gas into the aerosol container under pressure

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pressure filling apparatus

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15
Q

It consist of an insulated box fitted with copper tubings and the tubings are coiled to increase the area exposed to cooling.

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Cold-filling apparatus

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16
Q

these systems are those that use repetitive intermittent dosing

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Delayed release

17
Q

these systems designed to achieve prolonged therapeutic effect

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sustained release

18
Q

these system achieves slow release of drug over an extended period of time

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Controlled release

19
Q

these system is slower than normal manner at predetermined rate

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extended release

20
Q

targets diseased organ or tissue

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site-specific targeting

21
Q

targets particular receptor for a drug within an organ or tissue

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receptor targeting

22
Q

these system provides a continuous supply of drug over an extended period of time

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Prolonged release system

23
Q

it shows the movement of drug molecules from a region of a HIGHER CONCENTRATION TO LOWER CONCENTRATION.

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Diffusion sustained system

24
Q

In this system, water insoluble polymeric material encases a CORE of drug.

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Reservoir type

25
Q

These system is most commonly employed in the production of enteric coated dosage forms

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Dissolution sustained system

26
Q

The drug is coated with A GIVEN THICKNESS COATING which is slowly dissolved in the contents of GI tract.

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Reservoir

27
Q

generally use resins composed of water-insoluble cross-linked polymers.

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Ion exchange

28
Q

Developed by Southwest research

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Multiorifice-centrifugal process

29
Q

is conducted by dispersing core material in a coating solution in which the coating substance is dissolved and in which the core material is insoluble, and then by ATOMIZING THE MIXTURE INTO AN AIRSTREAM.

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Spray drying

30
Q

this method involve the reaction of MONOMERIC units located at the interface existing between a core material substance and a continuous phase in which the core material is dispersed.

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Polymerization

31
Q

used by companies including the NCR company, Gavaert Photo-production NV, and fuji photo film Co.

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Solvent evaporation

32
Q

Invention of professor Dale E. Wurster

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Air suspension

33
Q

holds the valve in place

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Mounting cup