Nanotechnology
Opthalmic Delivery
Pulmonary Delivery
Excipients and Tablets
Powders and Capsules
100

Drug release is prolonged because of lower surface/volume ratio and lower surface area exposure to the biological fluids

What are microparticles?


100
5-minute interval is recommended between drops.

What is to allow maximum absorption of each drop

100

Purpose of 5 Minute intervals and breath-holding

What is maximum deposition into lungs

100

___ Ensures the tablet remains intact after compression and improves free-flowing qualities by formulation of granules

what are binders?

100

Diameter d of a sphere that occupies the same volume (volume-weighted diameter) as irregularly shaped particle

What is a definition of particle size?


200

Brownian (random) movement causes these particles to collide more times

What are nanoparticles?

200

Optimal Ophthalmic Drug Volume

What is 20 microliters?
200

Filling that loses propellant and has moisture contamination

What is cold-filling?

200

____ Prevents adhesion of table to surface and improves flowability

What is a lubricant?

200

Sugar is a _____ particle

What is polydisperse particle

300

The property of antibodies that allows long circulation or low clearance.

What is the glomerular filtration cutoff size and hydrophilic nature of the surface?

300

Pathways or tissues that allow entry of a drug into systemic circulation.

What is:

Nasal mucosa (nasolacrimal drainage)

Conjunctiva

300

This deposits more in the lungs than in patients

What is spacer?

300
Charge of glidant particles that prevents adhesive interactions between granules increasing flowability

What is negatively charged? 

300

When diameter decreases 2 times, the surface area of each particle decreases ___ times. The combined surface area for the same weight of powder increases ___ times.

What is 4 times and 2 times?


400

Properties of bacteria that allow them to cross barriers and infect remote parts of the body.

What are endotoxins and amplification through replication

400

Effect of tear protein binding.

What is decreasing of bioavailability?

400

The tendency of a substance to absorb water from surrounding leading to a reduction of total dose

what is hygroscopicity?
400

Entrapment of large amounts of water

Development of elastic force acting to break the tablet

Formation of 3D network

Multiple water bonding

are mechanisms of

What is swelling of disintegrants?

400

Surface tension and contact angle of low wettability 

What is high surface tension and large contact angle?

500

Name benefits of Abraxane in Taxol. At least 2

What is:

No solvent toxicity

30 Minute infusion

Higher dosing tolerated

Better response rate

500

Properties of an ophthalmic drug that allows it to penetrate the cornea

What is hydrophobic and hydrophilic properties

500

An ideal DPI

What is a DPI that has a consistent dosage of powder within range of inhalation energy levels produced at a comfortable level and to de-aggregate the powder to the smallest possible particle size?

500

First-line option for manufacturing an API that is unstable in water but has good adhesive properties.

What is direct compression?

500

This considers interparticle and intraparticle volumes that add to the volume

What is bulk density?