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most resistant glass type for parenteral type 1
three problems that could occur with plastics are ___-when the drug disolves the plastic and creates a hole,___-components of the container move into the contents, and ___-is where molecules bind to plastic permeability, leaching, and sorption
of crystalline or amorphous with has a definite MP cystalline
of crystalline or amorphous with is more soluble meaning less stable amorphous
crystalline has ____arranged particles while amorphous has ____molecules orderly, random
liquids cannot be formulated into solids with the exception of ____ and _____ nitroglycerine and scopolamine (put it in its salt form
to increase the dissolution rate what do you need to do to particle size decrease it
to increase bioavalibility what do you need to do to particle size decrease it
if you decrease particle size all of the following will increase except dissolution rate, bioavailbility, or solubility solubility is never associated with particle size
what it the biggest problem for drugs? bioavailibility or solubility solubility
what is often the rate limiting step of drugs dissolution rate
if a drug is insoluble what could you do to give it some aqueous solubility for therapeutic efficacy and enter systemic circulation turn inot salt or ester form
which solubility class has high permeablity and high solubility class one
the time it takes for a drug to dissolve in fluids at absorption site is referred to as dissolution rate
what is a could estimate of membrance permeability partition coefficient- measures how hydro-philic or phobic a drug is in octanol or water
if a drug has a high Partition coefficient is would preferentially distribute to hydro_____areas hydrophobic areas the lipid bilayer
low partition coefficient with go to hydro___ areas hydrophilic ares like blook serum
if a liquid drug is suseptable to hydrolysis you should substitute with glycerin, propylene glycol, or alcohol
if an injectable drug is susceptible to hydrolysis you should use ___as solvent anhydrous vegetable oils
if an antibiotic is susceptable to hydrolysis you should not reconstitute until ready for use and refrig.
must drugs are stable at what pH? what could you use to increase stability pH of 5-6 use a buffering agent to increase stability
all of the following are signs the drugs have been oxidize except: changed color, precipitation, producing an odor, or changed in molecular weight the lose of electron won't change the MW.
an antioxidant use to prevent progression of chain reaction in aqueous solutions are the use of sulfates such as sodium sulfate at high ph, sodium bisulfate(med), and sodium metabisulfate at low pH
examples of antioxidants that can be used to prevent oxidation in oleaginous preparations are alphatocopherol and butyl hydroxyanisole
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