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WEEK 2:

Pharmaceutical factors affecting drug bioavailability + dose calculations:

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types of oral preparations to treat GIT conditions (3) suspension, tablet, and capsule
examples of fast oral formulations aqueous, solutions, syrups, and elixirs
examples of middle pace oral formulations suspensions, chewable tablets, granules, capsules, and conventional tablet
examples of slow oral formulations compressed tablets, enteric coated tablets, and controlled release tablets
why should certain drugs not be prescribed as same formulation their bioavailability may change
modified or sustained release preparations formulated to resist dissolution and may be used to reduce absorption rate and prolong action, and deliver drug to specific region of GIT
morphine
nifedipine acts as a dihydropyridine (DHHP) calcium channel blockers (CCBs) used to treat hypertension and angina
nifedipine half life
nifedipine features
omeprazole
therapeutic uses of omeprazole
enteric coat meaning acid resistance coat capsule
effect of omeprazole (26)
when should IV omeprazole be given
glyceryl trinitrate and fentanyl
skin patches available (2)
fentanyl patches
patients who cannot swallow
different types of insulin preparations
depot injections (deep IM)
unit measure of power or action of drug (measure of biological activity)
factors affecting bioavailability dosage form and brand (different brands have different bioavailabilities)
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