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114 week 5 notes
PHM 114 week 5 final notes
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Pharmacies set GOOD MANUFACTURING PRACTICE based on the facility? True or False? | False. |
| A solute is an ingredient that is dissolved into a solution. True or False? | True. |
| A solution is an oil based in which the ingredient or ingredients dissolve completely. True or False? | False. (water base not oil base) |
| Solvent is the lesser part of a solution that does not dissolve a solvent. True or False? | False. (greater part not lesser and does dissolve a solvent) |
| What is a syrup? | A sugar-based liquid. |
| A troche is dissolved under the tongue. True or False? | False. (between the cheek and gum) |
| When was the first U.S. pharmacopoeia published? | 1820. |
| The only dosage forms that can be compounded are topicals, oral solids and suppositories. | WRONG! Topicals, oral solids, oral liquids, suppositories. |
| What personal protective equipments should be worn? | Gloves, goggles, gown, hair cover, lab coat, mask and shoe covers. |
| The four taste the tongue recongnizes include sweet, sour, salty and ________. | Bitter. |
| Explain the 20% rule. | Choose a graduate no less than 20% of the capacity of a graduate. |
| For drugs that react chemically with sugars, the following can be added: Bentonite, Calcium carbonate, ______ ______ and ________. | Calcium phosphate and Kaolin. |
| Tablets can be taken orally only. True or False? | False. (orally, sublingually and buccally) |
| Drugs used to make lozenges include Phenol, Sodium phenolate, Benzocaine, Cetylpyridinium chloride and may also contain what? (There's 5 of them) | anesthetics, antimicrobials, antitussives, antiemetics, and decongestants. |
| Inhalants are at a high risk for ______. | Cross-contamination. |
| Ophthalmic suspensions are recommended to only have particles no bigger than ______. | 10 micrometers. |
| How much propranolol must be used to make 240ml of a 3% suspension? | 7.2g |
| How much KCI would be needed to make 450ml of a 20% solution? | 90g |
| How much hydrocortisone powder would be needed to make 60g of a 10% cream? | 6g |
| How much diazepam would be needed to makeg360ml of a 0.5% suspension? | 1.8g |
| How much NaCI would needed to make 1000ml of a 0.9% solution? | 9 |
| Order: 300g 80% Cream A Supply: 95% and 10% Cream A | 247g (A/95%) 53g(A/10%) |
| Order: 240ml 30% Drug B Supply: 80% and 20% Drug B | 40ml (B/80%) 200ml (B/20%) |
| Order: 6ml 1.5% Tobramycin Ophthalmic Solution Supply: 0.3% Tobramycin Ophthalmic Solution 80mg/2ml Tobramycin Steril Injection | 0.3% Tobramycin Ophthalmic 4ml 80mg/2ml Tobramycin Sterile Injection 2ml |
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