Tablet Formulation and Manufacturing Notes

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Flashcards summarizing key concepts related to tablet formulation and manufacturing.

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A tablet is defined as a __ prep, consisting of compressed uniform volumes of particles containing one or more API and excipient.

solid

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Advantages of tablets include good patient compliance, convenience, accurate dosing, and __ stability.

chemical physical and microbial

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One disadvantage of tablets is poor __, which can affect their systemic delivery effectiveness.

bioavailability

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Immediate release tablets can be disintegrating, chewable, sublingual, or __.

buccal

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Disintegrating tablets are meant to be __ whole.

swallowed

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Effervescent tablets help in rapid drug action due to the reaction of carbonate/bicarbonate with an __.

acid

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An ideal powder blend should be homogeneous, free flowing, and should cohere and adhere without __ to tablet tooling.

adhesion

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A binder improves the mechanical strength of the tablet and an example is __.

PVP

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Granulation improves homogeneity and prevents __ segregation.

powder

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Advantages of direct compression in tablet manufacturing include reduced time and cost, and __ dissolution.

faster

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Tablet coating can be used to protect the drug, mask taste, and improve __.

appearance

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Tablet attributes include consistent weight, size, and appearance, along with sufficient mechanical __.

strength