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What are types of solid oral dosage forms? (3)

1. Capsules


2. Powders


3. Tablets

What are some advantages for solid oral dosage forms for patients? (4)

1. Non-invasive


2. Easy to take


3. Portable


4. Palatable

What are some disadvantages for solid oral dosage forms for patients? (2)

1. Some drugs cause GI irritation


2. Big tablets can be hard to swallow

What are some advantages for solid oral dosage forms for manufacture? (4)

1. Easy to make/ well established methods


2. Accurate dosing


3. Drug stability


4. Easy to pack, ship, and store

What are some disadvantages for solid oral dosage forms for manufacture? (2)
1. Some drugs poorly soluble in aqueous setting
2. Some drugs have poor bioavailability

What are characteristics of a good tablet formation? (6)

1. Stable


2. Accurate dosing


3. Consistent performance and pharmacokinetics


4. Easy to pack, ship, and store


5. Palatable


6 Pharmaceutically elegant

Define: excipients

Pharmacologically inactive substances added to the API to improve or modify:


  • bioavailability
  • stability
  • manufacturing
  • drug release
  • flavour
  • performance

Define: diluents

Substances used to dilute or increase bulk volume of tablets for ease of handling.

What are characteristics of a good diluent? (7)

1. Chemically inert


2. Hydrophilic/ water soluble


3. Palatable


4. Non-hygroscopic


5. Cheap


6. Compactible


7. Biocompatible

Define: binders

A glue/ substance that helps granules and tablets compress into a stable tablet.

Define: disintegrants


Substances used to help with tablet fragmentation upon ingestion.

MOA of disintegrants? (2)

1. Help with water uptake to wet drug particles


2. Swelling of disintegrants causes tablet rupture

Define: lubricants

Added to ensure tablet formation and ejection can occur without friction, to prevent capping, fragmentation, and scratches.



They are typically hydrophobic.

Define: glidants

Used to improve flow of powder or granules. Sufficient flow is needed for high speed mass manufacturing.

Define: colorants

Used for pharmaceutical elegants

What do you call a dog with no legs?

It doesn't matter, it won't come.

Define: Flavouring

Used to enhance palatability

Acacia

Binder

Calcium carbonate

Diluent

Calcium phosphate

Diluent

Carnauba wax

Binder

Cellulose

Diluent


Disintegrant

Citric acid

Flavourant

Colloidal silicon dioxide/ colloidal silicon

Glidant

Confectioner's (Icing) sugar

Flavourant

Crosscarmelose

Disintegrant

Crosspovidone

Disintegrant

D&C Blue No. 2

Colorant

D&C Red No. 7

Colorant

D&C Yellow No. 6

Colorant

Gelatin

Binder

If there's H2O on the inside of a fire hydrant, what's on the outside?

K9P

Glucose

Diluent

Hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose

Binder

Lactose

Diluent

Paraffin

Lubricant

Magnesium stereate

Lubricant


Glidant

Mannitol

Diluent

Microcrystalline cellulose

Binder

Polyethylene Glycol (PEG)

Binder


Lubricant

Polyvinylpyrrilidone (PVP)

Binder

Sodium lauryl sulfate

Lubricant

Sodium starch glycolate

Disintegrant

Sodium stearyl fumarate

Lubricant

Sorbitol

Diluent

Starch

Binder


Disintegrant

Stearic acid

Lubricant

Sucrose

Diluent


Binder

Talc

Glidant

Tapioca starch

Binder