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THIS FLASHCARDS IS ABOUT [ANALYSIS] PHARMACEUTICAL STABILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR LIQUID AND RECONSTITUTED DOSAGE FORMS.
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Clarity
Odor
Color
PHYSICAL STABILITY OF PHARMACEUTICAL SOLUTIONS:
A stable solution must maintain its original?
Mnemonics: COC
Consistent
PHYSICAL STABILITY OF PHARMACEUTICAL SOLUTIONS:
The Goal: Ensuring the product remains ______ throughout its entire shelf life.
Retention of clarity
PHYSICAL STABILITY OF PHARMACEUTICAL SOLUTIONS:
Primary Concern: __________________ is the cornerstone of a physical stability program.
14 days
How many days must the opened medicine (kept in the refrigerator) be consumed within?
Ordinary light
METHODS FOR TESTING CLARITY:
Visual vs. Instrumental Observation:
This is insufficient for professional clarity testing
Tyndall Effect
METHODS FOR TESTING CLARITY:
Light Scattering:
Projecting microscope light through a diaphragm.
Hazy appearance
METHODS FOR TESTING CLARITY:
Light Scattering (Tyndall Effect):
Undissolved particles scatter light, creating a “____” appearance.
Light-scattering instruments
Coulter Counter
What are the two (2) Analytical Tools for Testing Solution’s Clarity?
Light-scattering instruments
Analytical Tools for Clarity Testing:
This is the most sensitive method.
Coulter Counter
Analytical Tools for Clarity Testing:
This is used for particle counting and sizing.
Not visible
Tyndall Effect:
What is the visibility for solution (water)?
Visible
Tyndall Effect:
What is the visibility for colloid (milk)?
Visible
Tyndall Effect:
What is the visibility for suspension (water + flour)?
4-47 degrees celsius
THERMAL STABILITY & CYCLING:
Testing Range: Solutions should remain stable between what temperature?
Decreased solubility
THERMAL STABILITY & CYCLING:
Low-Temperature Risks: Ingredients may precipitate due to?
Flaking of particles
Leaching/degradation
THERMAL STABILITY & CYCLING:
____________ from glass containers.
___________________ from rubber closures.
Temperature cycling
THERMAL STABILITY & CYCLING:
Stability Strategy: Use _____________ to stress-test the formulation against these fluctuations.
pH changes
Insoluble acids/bases
COMPREHENSIVE STABILITY PARAMETERS:
Chemical Indicators: Careful monitoring of (1)____, particularly for soluble salts of (2)________.
Taste
Appearance
Color
Odor
COMPREHENSIVE STABILITY PARAMETERS:
What are the four (4) Organoleptic Properties?
Mnemonics: TACO
Viscosity and pourability
Surface tension and specific gravity
Specialized Testing
What are the three (3) Physical & Rheological Properties?
Mnemonics: VSS
Isotonicity
Gas evolution
Microbial stability
Pyrogen content (for parenterals)
What are the four (4) Specialized Testing?
Mnemonics: IGMP
Filter media
MANUFACTURING & FILTRATION CONSIDERATIONS:
Adsorption Risks: This media can inadvertently absorb active ingredients or excipients from the solution.
Stability Samples
MANUFACTURING & FILTRATION CONSIDERATIONS:
Protocol Consistency: These samples must be prepared using the exact same filter type as the production-size batches
Discrepancies
MANUFACTURING & FILTRATION CONSIDERATIONS:
Protocol Consistency: Prevents ______ between lab-scale results and commercial manufacturing.
Color
Odor
Moisture Content
RECONSTITUTED FORMULATIONS:
Pre-reconstitution: Observe the original dry cake for?
Mnemonics: COM
Rate of reconstitution
Final solution
Key metric
RECONSTITUTED FORMULATIONS:
Post-reconstitution: What are the three (3) observations must be made?
Mnemonics: RAFIK
Rate of reconstitution
How quickly does it dissolve?
Final solution
Monitor color, odor, and clarity of the liquid after mixing.
Color
Odor
Clarity of the liquid
For final solution, monitor these three (3) after mixing
Mnemonics: COC
Key metric
The stability profile must cover the product’s journey from dry powder to ready-to-use liquid.
Dry powder
Liquid
The stability profile must cover the product’s journey from (1)____ to ready-to-use (2)____.