PK & ADME
Aerosols & Inhalers
Powders & Granules
Tablets
Capsules
100

PK describes what the body does to the drug. PK describes what the drug does to the __.

Body

100

DPIs require no actuation-inhalation coordination because they are __-activated

Breath-activated

100

Reducing particle size is called

Comminution

100

A filler/diluent increases tablet __

Bulk

100

Hard gelatin capsules use a plasticizer:gelatin ratio of

0.4:1

200

A drug with pKa=3.4 in the stomach pH 1.4 is mostly __


Unionized (HA)

200

Deep lung deposition requires particle size ~ __ um

1-5 um

200

Mixing equal volumes of a drug and diluent repeatedly is __ __

Geometric dilution

200

Magnesium stearate is primarily a __

Lubricant

200

What is the main plasticizer for __ capsules

Hard gelatin

300

Steady state is reached when drug input equals drug __

Elimination

300

About __% of aerosole propellants are compressed gases

10%

300

Granules flow __ than powders

Better

300

A tablet that releases drug in the intestine is __-coated

Enteric

300

Capsule size 000 is __ than size 5

Bigger/Larger

400

Fick's Law: Diffusion rate is NOT directly proportional to __

Membrane thickness

400

Large fast-moving particles deposit by __ impaction

Inertial

400

Effervescent granules contain an acid and a __ (give an example too)

Base (Ex: sodium bicarbonate)

400

A tablet defect where the top separates 

Capping

400

Capsule cGMP includes weight, uniformity, disintegration, dissolution, stability, and __?

Moisture permeation

500

A drug with Cl = 7 L/hr and Vd = 70 L has a half-life closest to __ hours

6.9 hours

500

The 4 components of a pMDI: Container, propellant, __/__, and drug

Valve/actuator

500

Slugging pressures are typically __-__ lbs

8,000-12,000 lbs

500

About __% of dosage forms are solid oral, and __% are tablets

About 90% of dosage forms are solid oral, and 45% are tablets

500

Two non-gelatin capsule materials

HPMC & Pulluan