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drug compounds
active pharmaceutical ingredient which can come from natural or synthesized sources
ex: hydromorphone HCl
dosage forms
a unit containing the pharmaceutical ingredient
ex: Hydromorphone HCl tablets
drug product
dosage form that has been placed in a container and properly labeled
general notices
applying to tests, assays, definitions
ex: definitions of water and alcohol
general chapters
give information on equipment, procedures, and are referenced from individual monographs
drug monograph
a publication that contains specific informaiton for a drug or class of related drugs
structure
chemical name, molecular weight
definition
percent of API present (purity)
indentification
qualitative chemical tests
assay
chemical quanitification of API
impurities
specific chemicals and their assay and allowed amounts
dissolution
how fast unit releases drug and it dissolves
uniformity of dosage units
allowed variation of API content in each dosage form
USP/NF
the information is on the API, the dosage form, and product
includes required API content of the dosage form
package inserts of drug products have data from USP testing
compounding
process of combining or altering ingredients to prepare a medicaiton by a pharmacist for an individual patient based on a prescription
non sterile compounding
used to prepare a dose or formulation that is not commercially available
potable water
drinkable like from tap, for hand and equipment washing
purified water
distilled, for use in water containing formulations and rinsing equipment and utensils
sterile compounding
must be conducted with strict procedures to prevent contamination of the drug
irrigation
liquid washes used in the body cavity
carcinogenic
cancer causing
teratogenic
causes fetal disabilites or malformations or reproductive toxicity
genotoxic
damages DNA, can cause cancer
Beyond use date (BUD)
type of expiration date based on general experimental evidence of drug degradation, microbial contamination, container failure