Introduction to Compounding and Manufacturing MD0809

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DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION LESSON 1 Section I. INTRODUCTION TO COMPOUNDING 1-1. INTRODUCTION TO COMPOUNDING 1-2. DEFINITIONS 1-3. REFERENCES USED IN COMPOUNDING/MANUFACTURING 1-4. BASIC EQUIPMENT USED IN COMPOUNDING PRESCRIPTIONS Section II. MEASUREMENT 1-5. SOLID MEASURE 1-6. LIQUID MEASURE Section III. HEAT 1-7. METHODS 1-8. REGULATION OF HEAT 1-9. PHYSICAL PROCESSES INVOLVING HEAT Section IV. COMMINUTION 1-10. INTRODUCTION 1-11. METHODS OF COMMINUTION Section V. SEPARATION 1-12. INTRODUCTION 1-13. SEPARATION BY HEAT 1-14. PRECIPITATION 1-15. FILTRATION 1-16. COLATION EXERCISES SOLUTIONS LESSON 2 Section I. PHARMACEUTICAL MANUFACTURING 2-1. BACKGROUND INFORMATION 2-2. FORMS USED IN THE MANUFACTURING SECTION 2-3. EQUIPMENT USED IN THE MANUFACTURING SECTION Section II. QUALITY CONTROL 2-4. INTRODUCTION TO QUALITY CONTROL 2-5. QUALITY CONTROL TESTS Section III. PHARMACEUTICAL PREPACKAGING 2-6. INTRODUCTION TO PREPACKAGING 2-7. EQUIPMENT USED IN A PREPACKAGING SECTION 2-8. LABELING REQUIREMENTS FOR PREPACKAGING DISPENSING UNITS 2-9. LABELING REQUIREMENTS FOR PREPACKAGED DRUGS IN NONDISPENSING UNITS EXERCISES SOLUTIONS LESSON 3 Section I. SOLUTIONS 3-1. INTRODUCTION 3-2. USES OF SOLUTIONS 3-3. ADVANTAGES OF SOLUTIONS 3-4. DISADVANTAGES OF SOLUTIONS 3-5. PREPARATION OF SOLUTIONS 3-6. SIMPLE SOLUTIONS 3-7. COMPOUND SOLUTIONS 3-8. SATURATED SOLUTIONS 3-9. STOCK SOLUTION Section II. SYRUPS 3-10. INTRODUCTION 3-11. PRESERVATION OF SYRUPS 3-12. SYRUP, USP 3-13. OTHER SYRUPS Section III. CLASSES OF PREPARATIONS CONTAINING ALCOHOL 3-14. SPIRITS 3-15. TINCTURES 3-16. ELIXIRS 3-17. LINIMENTS EXERCISES SOLUTIONS LESSON 4 Section I. EMULSIONS 4-1. INTRODUCTION 4-2. BACKGROUND INFORMATION 4-3. THE USE OF EMULSIONS 4-4. EMULSIFYING AGENTS 4-5. METHODS USED TO PREPARE EMULSIONS 4-6. ADDITION OF OTHER INGREDIENTS TO EMULSIONS 4-7. CRACKING OF EMULSIONS 4-8. DISPENSING AN EMULSION Section II. SUSPENSIONS 4-9. INTRODUCTION 4-10. SETTLING 4-11. COALESCENCE 4-12. DISPENSING SUSPENSIONS 4-13. MIXTURES 4-14. LOTIONS EXERCISES SOLUTIONS LESSON 5 Section I. OINTMENTS, PASTES, AND CREAMS 5-1. INTRODUCTION 5-2. CLASSIFICATION OF OINTMENT BASES 5-3. PREPARATION OF OINTMENTS 5-4. DISPENSING OINTMENTS Section II. SUPPOSITORIES 5-5. INTRODUCTION 5-6. SHAPES AND WEIGHTS 5-7. ACTION 5-8. USES OF SUPPOSITORIES 5-9. DOSES 5-10. SUPPOSITORY CASES 5-11. DISPENSING EXERCISES SOLUTIONS LESSON 6 Section I. CAPSULES 6-1. INTRODUCTION TO CAPSULES 6-2. ADVANTAGES OF CAPSULES 6-3. SIZES OF CAPSULES 6-4. STORING AND DISPENSING Section II. PILLS AND TABLETS 6-5. PILLS 6-6. TABLETS 6-7. ADVANTAGES OF TABLETS 6-8. DISADVANTAGES OF TABLETS 6-9. COMPONENTS OF A TABLET 6-10. TYPES OF TABLETS 6-11. DISPENSING TABLETS Section III. SUSTAINED-RELEASE DOSAGE FORMS 6-12. INTRODUCTION TO SUSTAINED-RELEASE DOSAGE FORMS 6-13. ADVANTAGES 6-14. DISADVANTAGES 6-15. MODES OF OPERATION EXERCISES SOLUTIONS LESSON 7 OPTHALMIC PREPARATIONS 7-1. INTRODUCTION 7-2. DEFINITION OF OPHTHALMIC PREPARATIONS 7-3. TYPES OF OPHTHALMIC PREPARATIONS 7-4. CHARACTERISTICS OF OPHTHALMIC PREPARATIONS 7-5. PREPARATION OF OPHTHALMIC SOLUTIONS 7-6. DISPENSING OPHTHALMIC PREPARATIONS EXERCISES SOLUTIONS