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Which of the following is an advantage of suspensions?

Improved bioavailability of poorly soluble drugs

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Which if the following parameters is not a factor in Stokes’ law for sedimentation rate?

Temperature of the medium

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Measurement of zeta potential is useful in determining which property of a liquid formulation?

Stability

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Wetting agents are added to suspensions to:

Reduce surface tension between solid and liquid

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What is one property of a suspension that is different from that of a solution or a colloid?

If left to rest, the particles of a suspension will settle out

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Flocculated particles in the suspension have one of the following properties:

Repulsive forces between particles are appreciable

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In thixotropic systems, the viscosity ____ upon shaking, but the system regains viscosity _____ upon standing

decreases; slowly

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Fluidity is a term associated with newtonian fluids. An equivalent term in plastic flow fluids is:

Mobility

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Flocculated suspensions exhibit the flow of a type:

Plastic

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Kinematic viscosity is the ratio of dynamic viscosity to the _____

density of the fluid

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According to Newton’s law of viscosity, “the shear stress in flowing fluid is ____ to the rate of shear”

directly proportional

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What are the characteristics of the Plastic Flow Rheogram?

Curve does NOT pass through origin

Initially behaves like an elastic body

Fails to flow until it reaches Yield Value, f

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What are the characteristics of the Pseudoplastic Flow Rheogram?

As shear stress increases, shear rate increases but is NOT linear

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What are the characteristics of the Dilatant Flow Rheogram?

As shear stress increases, shear rate increases but is NOT linear

Shear rate increases, resistance to flow increases

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Dilatant flow is characterized as the reverse phenomenon of

Pseudoplastic flow

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Aspartame is an excipient with the following properties. Based on the following statements, pick the correct choice:

I. is an artificial sweetener

II. breaks down into 3 components: phenylalanine, aspartic acid, and methanol

III. discouraged in patients with PKU

True

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What is the role of Talc in dusting powder?

Vehicle

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What is the role of Mineral Oil in Cold Cream (external application)?

Emollient

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Choose the correct match of excipients used in semisolid dosage form to their function.

Emollients — modify vehicle/skin characteristics to assist penetration of API through skin

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Which type of sterile preparation is not permitted to contain antimicrobial preservatives?

Injectable preparations given in large volumes for blood replenishment of nutrients

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Which taste is produced by the presence of anions and cations together?

Salty

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Which of the following does contain color additives?

Cosmetics

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Lyophilized units disintegrate faster than conventional tablets.

True

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What is the role of lactose in capsule

Bulk diluent

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What natural sweetener is appropriate for pediatric formulations?

Sorbitol

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A reconstituted antibiotic forms a hard, non-redispersible cake after 5 days. Which excipient was likely inadequate?

Flocculating Agent

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During compression, tablets adhere to punches. Which adjustment is most effective?

Add talc or increase lubricant

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Case: Cough Syrup for a patient with PKU. The pharmacist must choose a sweetener. Which should be avoided?

Aspartame

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Case: Spoilage in an Aqueous Cream. A patient reports foul odor and visible microbial growth in a cream stored in a warm bathroom. Which error most likely caused this failure?

Use of parabens at insufficient concentration

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Case: Bitter Pediatric Antibiotic Suspension. A pharmacist is compounding an oral suspension with a strongly bitter API for a toddler. The child previously refused the medication. Which excipient change will MOST improve acceptance?

Add a fruit-flavor oil plus a high-intensity sweetener

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The time required for the drug to lose 10% of its original concentration. Or its the time required for the drug to degrade to 90% of its original concentration is called Shelf-Life.

True

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The purpose of accelerated stability studies is to

Both A and B

Predict shelf-life of a drug and study drug degradation at a faster pace