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DRUG DEVELOPMENT + EXCIPIENTS
DRUG DEVELOPMENT + EXCIPIENTS
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The European Pharmacopoeia has a section of:
Molecular Weight
Empirical Formula
Handling Precautions
Stability
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What does a solid dosage manufacture involve?
The development of medical software for hospitals.
The packaging of liquid medications.
The manufacture of surgical instruments and devices.
Mixing active ingredients with excipients
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What are ointments?
Pre-weighed ingredients are added to water in a mixing tank and stirred.
Mixing powders, often wetted and then redried to form a granule.
The oils and waxes are mixed and active ingredients are added and stirred.
They are emulsions. Mixtures of very fine particles of oils and water
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What are tablets?
The oils and waxes are mixed and active ingredients are added and stirred.
They are emulsions. Mixtures of very fine particles of oils and water
Pre-weighed ingredients are added to water in a mixing tank and stirred.
Mixing powders, often wetted and then redried to form a granule.
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What does ICH stand for?
Institute of Chemical Hygiene
The International Council for Harmonisation
International Council for Hospitals
International Center for Health
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What is an excipient?
Inactive and Active Substance
Inactive substance
A general substance
Active substance
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How long does it take to develop a drug?
1 year
2 years
12 years or less
10 years or more
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What are creams and lotions?
Mixing powders, often wetted and then redried to form a granule.
The oils and waxes are mixed and active ingredients are added and stirred.
Pre-weighed ingredients are added to water in a mixing tank and stirred.
They are emulsions. Mixtures of very fine particles of oils and water
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What does GCP stand for?
Global Certification Program
Good Clinical Practice
Good Chemical Process
Government Clinical Project
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How many people does phase I of creating a drug involve?
Involves 10-50 volunteers taking a drug for several months.
Involves 20-100 volunteers taking a drug for several months.
Involves 50-60 volunteers taking a drug for several months.
Involves 70-100 volunteers taking a drug for several months.
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What's the goal of the European Pharmacopoeia?
Making it possible to detect counterfeit medicines.
Ensuring identity, strength, quality, purity, packaging and labelling.
Describing quality control methods
Elaborating addiction to medicine
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What are some keywords related to
DRUG DEVELOPMENT AND MANUFACTURING
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Prescription processing
Clinical trials, side effects, approval, ointment, to conduct a test
Pharmacovigilance
Patient counseling
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Pharmaceutical companies often research and test from... ?
10,000 to 30,000 different substances
10,000 to 25,000 different substances
10,000 to 40,000 different substances
10,000 to 15,000 different substances
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The European Pharmacopoeia was created in
1865
1964
1764
1965
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What are liquids?
The oils and waxes are mixed and active ingredients are added and stirred.
Mixing powders, often wetted and then redried to form a granule.
Pre-weighed ingredients are added to water in a mixing tank and stirred.
They are emulsions. Mixtures of very fine particles of oils and water
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What is an excipient?
Inactive substance
Active substance
A general substance
Inactive and Active Substance
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How can a drug be created?
Air-synthesized synthesized compound
Biologically- synthesized compound
Chemically- synthesized compound
Computer-synthesized compound
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What's the goal of the European Pharmacopoeia?
Elaborating addiction to medicine
Ensuring identity, strength, quality, purity, packaging and labelling.
Making it possible to detect counterfeit medicines.
Describing quality control methods
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What are the types of excipients?
Painkillers, sedatives, and antidepressants
Vitamins, minerals, and enzymes
Binders, Fillers, Disintegrants, Lubricants, Coatings, Sweeteners, Flavors
Antibiotics, vaccines, and hormones
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What is the role of an excipient?
To replace the active ingredient in a formulation.
To kill bacteria and viruses in the body.
Aid the process by which a product is manufactured
To provide the main therapeutic effect of the medicine.
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What's Drug Development and Manufacturing?
A process of designing marketing strategies for selling medicines.
The process of discovering, designing, testing, and producing medicines
A financial plan for setting the price of pharmaceutical products.
A method for distributing medicines directly to patients’ homes.
