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tabletting Flashcards

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how are plastic materials compressed?

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what is powder compressibilty?

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how are elastic materials compressed?

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how are brittle material compressed?

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what are the types of bonds formed during tabletting?

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what happens during loosely compacted?

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what happens during linear region?

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what happens during maximum compaction?

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what happens during excess compression?

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‘lamination reduced tablet strength’

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what happens during different dwell times?

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what happens to tablets during different compressions?

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what are the tablet defects that can occur?

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what is brick dust?

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consequences of problems during formulation?

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types of tablet machines?

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what is a compaction simulator?

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advantage of using compaction simulator

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types of coating used for tablets?

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disadvantage of compaction simulator?

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how is sugar coating applied?

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what does the liquid for film coating contain?

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how is polymer film coating applied?

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how does the film coat form?

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common examples of bulking agents?
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what ae the bulking agents used for tablets?
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how is a strong tablet formed?
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purpose of compression aids?
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desirable characteristics of bulking agents?
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whats the purpose of bulking agents?
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example sof compression aids?
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desirable characteristics of compression aids?
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challenges with MCC
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Microcrystalline Cellulose properties?
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purpose of disintegrants?
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common examples disintegrants?
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challenges of disintegrants?
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what are the mechanism of disintegrants?
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why do some tablets disintegrate?
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example of swelling disintegrant?
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structure of starch?
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example of wicking disintegrant
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example of super disintegrant?
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what does crosslink do?
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purpose of lubricants?
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challenges with magnesium stearate?
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common types of lurbicants?
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how is drug dissolution reduced?
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how are weaker tablets made?
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what is a flow aid for?
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common example of flow aids?
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process of dispersible tablets having a local effect and systemic effect?
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structure and mechanism of flow aids?
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types of tablets?
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why is there a better absorption in the stomach?
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examples of tablets that rapidly dissolve in the saliva?
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examples of effervescent tablets?
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requirements for effervescent tablets?
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requirements for chewable tablets?
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formulation design for chewable tablets?
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what are chewable tablets used for?
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requires for lozenges?
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formulation design for lozenges?
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what are lozenges used for?
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process of immediate release tablets absorbing in bloodstream?
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requirements of IR tablets?
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formulation of IR tablets?
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packaging of IR tablets?
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requirements for delayed release tablets?
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formulation design for delayed released drugs?
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what are DR tablets used for?
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process of DR tablets releasing dose?
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requirements of extended release tablets?
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formulation design of ER tablets?
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what are ER tablets used for?
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how is the drug in ER coated tablets released?
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different coating for extended release tablets?
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how are matrix tablets dissolved?
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different types of matrix coatings?
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what are the polymers in IR, DR and ER?
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requirements for vaginal tablets?
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design and formulation of vaginal tablet?
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what is the vaginal tablets used for?
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requirements for buccal and sublingual tablets and lozenges?
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formulation design of buccal and sublingual tablets and lozenges?
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what are buccal and sublingual tablets and lozenges used for?

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