Font size
WorksheetsHIPPA
Total questions: 167
Worksheet time: 11hrs 25mins
Diovan is an example of a conventional compressed tablet.
True
False
Compressed tablets coated with colored or uncolored thin film of water soluble polymeric material which disintegrates rapidly in the G.I. tract (film coated tablets). Select all that apply
Biaxin
Erythromycin
Diovan
Why can't potassium chloride (Klor Con) be in capsule form?
It's very soluble; thus causes localized irritation and gastric distress
IT IS NOT very soluble; thus causes localized irritation and gastric distress
Which of the following are Advantages of modified release dosage forms? Select all that apply
Improved patient compliance
maintain the therapeutic level of a drug for a longer duration
obtain continuous effect of the drug as a consequence for constant drug blood level
reduced local irritation of drug substance in the GI tract due to high local concentration
reduced frequency of drug administration
Oral controlled release dosage forms are better suited for drugs with shorter elimination half life. What is the time frame?
8-10 hours
2-6 hours
10-12 hours
12-16 hours
Extremely insoluble drugs are not well suited for modified release dosage forms since they tend to be absorbed slowly.
True
False
Disadvantages of modified release drugs (Select all that apply)
More expensive to produce
If administered too frequently, undesirable high blood level of drug may result due to repetition of the loading dose and accumulation factor
Less expensive to produce
Repeat action dosage form is not effective for patient compliance as conventional dosage form.
True
False
The thickness of the coat material applied will control the release of a drug from beads.
True
False
Each group of beads will have ____ thickness of coating material
different
same
Beads with thin coating material will release drug ____
faster
slower
In Osmotic systems, gastric fluid from outside the tablet goes inside the tablet and dissolves the drug
True
False
What is the lowest value of Tortuosity?
0
1
2
3
Which of the following is the dimension for the first order rate constant?
mg/hr.
mole.lit-1
hour-1
Cal/mole
0K
Which of the following inactive ingredients are required to prepare an immediate release tablet by employing suitable method? (select all that apply)
Diluent
coloring agent
surface active agent
Binding agent
Flavoring agent
Which of the following commercially available product uses the coated bead technique to control the release of the drug?
Slow-K
K-Dur
Micro-K
Wellbutrin XL
Ambien CR
Which of the following property of a therapeutic agent is ideal to develop a modified release dosage form?
Low volume of distribution
Narrow therapeutic range
Very low aqueous solubility
Long elimination half-life
Short elimination half-life
Which of the following commercial product represents an example of a non-disintegrating matrix type modified release dosage forms?
Micro K 10 mEq
K-Dur 20 mEq
Klor-Con 10 mEq
Adalant CC
Glucotrol XL
Which of the following factors will influence the drug release from a coated slow release bead type modified release dosage form? (select all that apply)
Thickness of the coat
Osmotic pressure of the dissolution fluid
Permeability of the polymer
True density of a drug
Solubility of a drug inside the bead
Which of the following will contribute to slower drug release from a non-disintegrating matrix type modified release dosage form?
High Porosity
High equilibrium solubility of a drug
High true density of a drug
Low tortuosity
High tortuosity
Hydrophilic polymers act as emulsifying agents by forming a stable monomolecular layer at the interface between the external and internal phases
True
False
Which following statement(s) is(are) correct? (select all that apply)
A. The formulation process of Drug-in-Adhesive transdermal patches is more complicated than that of Reservoir transdermal patches
B. Drug-in-Adhesive transdermal patches have higher potential for dose dumping than Reservoir transdermal patches
C. Matrix transdermal Patches are usually more comfortable to use then Reservoir transdermal patches
Which of the following R.L. plot of drug release rate against time best describes the drug release from a modified release dosage form that belongs to G.I.T.S?
a) Declining rate followed by constant rate
b) Contact rate all throughout
c) Increasing rate followed by constant rate
d) Increasing rate followed by declining rate
e) Constant rate followed by declining rate
Which of the following inactive ingredients are mixed with the active pharmaceutical ingredients during the preparation of granules for immediate release tablets? (Select all that apply)
Diluent
Lubricant
Glidant
Binding agent
Anti-adherent
Which of the following are used as diluent in the formulation of an immediate release tablet dosage form? Select all that apply
A. Starch powder
B. Spray dried lactose
C. Microcrystalline cellulose
D. Tragacanth powder
E. Talc
Which of the following is an appropriate dimension for the first order rate?
A. mg/hr
B. mole lit.1
C. hour-1
D. cal/mole
E. OK
Which of the following is most commonly used diluent for immediate release tablets for oral administration?
A. Di Calcium Phosphate
B. Talc
C. Microcrystalline Cellulose
ExplotabR
Sodium Bicarbonate
Which of the following is likely to be observed when the drug dissolution from an immediate release tablet is very slow?
A. Short peak time
B. Short peak time and high peak plasma concentration
C. Long peak time and high peak plasma concentration
D. Short peak time and quicker onset of action.
E. Long peak time and slower onset of action
The unit for zero order rate constant is?
a. mg/min
b. min^-1
c. mg
d. min
e. mg^-1
Zero order is a process which doesn’t depend on drug concentration.
True
False
First order is a process which depends on drug concentration.
True
False
Zero order kinetics is a process that is directly proportional to the drug concentration involved in process.
True
False
When talking about first order kinetics the Half-life depends on initial drug
concentration.
True
False
When talking about first order kinetics the half-life is concentration independent?
True
False
Which of the following is NOT true about conventional tablets or immediate release
dosage forms?
a. They require disintegrating agents
b. They require binding agents
c. They require grinding of particles to reduce the particle size
d. They have economy in manufacturing
Modified dosage form has a longer duration of action.
True
False
A shorter half -life is best suitable for which dosage form?
a. Solution
b. Suspension or emulsion
c. Extended release
d. Tablet
pMDI’s, the momentum of aerosol particles generated depends on the device
rather than the patients IFR.
True
False
Which of the following is/are true about the property tortuosity? Select all that apply
a. It influences drug release from a certain type of modified release dosage form
b. It is inversely proportional to the compressional force
c. Its lowest value is one
Which of the following commercially available product(s) are prepared by
employing the principle of osmotic pressure difference between the solution inside
and outside the dosage form? Select all that apply
Concerta^R
b. Wellbutrin^R XL
c. Omeprazole
Which of the following unit applies to a rate constant when the drug release data,
from a modified release form, is fitted to the square root or cubic equation?
a. mg.hr^-1
b. hr^½
c. hr^-1
d. hr^-1/2
(True/False) Tortuosity is one of the factors that influence the release of a drug
from a non-disintegrating matrix type modified release dosage form. In general, the greater the tortuosity, the faster is the drug release from the dosage form.
True
False
(True/False) In general, the particle size of the suspensoid is larger in oral and
topical suspensions when compared with ophthalmic and parenteral suspensions.
True
False
Which of the following will influence the drug release from the porous non-
disintegrating matrix release dosage form?
a. True density of the powder
b. Tortuosity of the matrix
c. Equilibrium solubility of the matrix
d. Thickness of the coating material
Which of the following may be employed to minimize the mottling problem in an immediate release tablet formulation?
Avoid using binding agent
Slow drying of granules
Rapid drying of granules
Drying granules without heat
Avoid using diluent
Which of the following will contribute to greater variation in the drug content uniformity results of an immediate release tablet? Select all that apply
A. Poor flow of granules
B. High granule porosity
C. Inadequate binding agent
D. Inadequate diluent
E. Low granule porosity
Which of the following is the right unit of permeability coefficient?
A. cm/s
B. cm2/s
C. cm2/s2
D. cm/s2
In aerosol delivery, the inhaled particles _________ in diameter are deposited on the tracheobronchial surface by __________.
A. greater than 5 um; gravitational sedimentation
B. between 0.5-3 um; Brownian diffusion
C. greater than 5 um; inertial impaction
D. between 0.5-3 um; inertial impaction
Which of the following commercially available products uses the coated beat technique to control the release of the drug?
Wellbutrin XL
Ambien CR
Slow K
Micro K
K-Dur R
Is the following statement true or false? Hydrophilic polymers act as emulsifying agents by forming a stable monomolecular layer at the interface between the external and internal phases.
True
False
When dispensing a transdermal patch, a patient should be advised: (Select all that apply)
A. To fold the used patch in half with the adhesive sides sticking together
B. To moisture the selected area of skin prior to applying the patch.
Not to use more than one patch at one time unless prescribed.
Which of the following is the characteristic layer of a reservoir transdermal system?
A. Adhesive
B. Drug matrix
C. Liner
D. Drug in adhesive
E. Membrane
Which of the following is the unit for the rate constant associated with the slow first order release of a drug from a modified release dosage form?
A. hr.1/2
B. mg/hr
C. hr.mg-1
D. mg.ml.hr-1
E. hr.-1
Increase in tidal volume results in less penetration of aerosol particles deeper into the distal tracheobronchial and alveolar regions.
True
False
Increase in tidal volume results in _______ penetration of aerosol particles deeper into the _______ tracheobronchial and alveolar regions.
A. greater; distal
B. less; proximal
C. greater; proximal
D. less; distal
Which of the following factors will influence the drug release from a coated slow release bead type modified release dosage form? (Select all that apply)
A. Thickness of the coat
B. Osmotic pressure of the dissolution fluid
C. Permeability of the Polymer
D. True density of a drug
E. Solubility of a drug inside the bead
Which one of the following commercial product represents an example of a non disintegrating matrix type modified release dosage form?
Micro K 10 mEq
K-Dur 20 mEq
Klor Con 10 mEq
Adalat CC
Glucotrol XL
Cell death and muscle contraction are disadvantages of which of the following methods of skin permeation enhancement?
A. Iontophoresis
B. Microneedles
C. Sonophoresis
D. Electroporation
Which of the following structures can serve as a shunt route for transdermal drug delivery?
A. Epidermis
B. Hair follicles
C. Stratum corneum
D. Dendritic cells
E. Melanocytes
For using, Fentanyl patch which of the following is TRUE? (Select all that apply)
A. Skin temperature does not affect fentanyl absorption
B. Hypothermic patients may not get
adequate pain relief
C. Febrile patients may absorb more drug
Which of the following TDS yields a drug permeation profile characterized by a concentration plateau?
A. Infinite dose formulations
B. Finite dose formulations
Which of the following parameters is NOT relevant when developing a transdermal delivery system?
A. Partition coefficient of the drug
B. Drug therapeutic index
C. Potency of the drug
D. Drug molecular weight
Which of the following is a disadvantage of TDDS?
A. Enables self administration
B. Drug half-life extension through the use of a reservoir
C. Painless route of administration
D. Possibility of an extended therapy with a single application
E. Development of local allergic reactions to treatment
The unit of the Valve Discharge Rate could be _______
A. mg/mL
B. mg/sec
C. g/mL
D. mg/g
Which statement is TRUE about the nebulizers? (Select all that apply)
A. Air jet nebulizers may cause crystallization of drug due to the evaporation of solvent
B. Ultrasonic nebulizers can nebulize high viscosity liquids
C. Ultrasonic nebulizers can be used for thermo sensitive drugs
D. Air jet nebulizers are louder than ultrasonic nebulizers
Deposition by diffusion _________ with the increase in particle size.
A. increases
B. decreases
C. remains same
D. could increase or decrease
Which of the following is an appropriate dimension for the first order rate?
A. mg/hr
B. mole.lit-1
C. hour-1
D. cal/mole
OK
Enteric coated tablet is a type of controlled release tablet that is coated with a material insensitive to the acidic environment of the stomach; the coating material of such a tablet , however, will dissolve in the alkaline pH of the intestine and make the drug available for absorption.
True
False
Which of the following property of a drug is considered ideal for its development
into a modified release dosage form?
A. High dose
B. Short elimination half-life
C. Long elimination half-life
D. High aqueous solubility
There are some striking differences between zero and first order processes; unit for the rate constant and integrated equation are two of them.
True
False
Which of the following property of a drug is ideal to prepare a modified release dosage form?
A. Narrow therapeutic range
B. Long elimination half life
C. Highly insoluble drug
D. Short elimination half life
Which of the following apply to porosity and tortuosity; two parameters that play an important role in influencing the drug release from a certain type of a modified release dosage form?
A. Each parameter influences the drug release from a non-disintegrating matrix type modified release dosage form.
B. Each parameter is directly proportional to the compressional forces.
C. Each parameter influences the drug release from coated bead type modified release form
D. The lowest value for each parameter is zero
Which of the following products use the principle of osmotic pressure difference in controlling the drug release (Select all that apply)
A. Ambien CR
B. Concerta
C. Theo-Dur
D. Ditropan XL
E. Lipitor
Shelf-life can be viewed as a thermodynamic parameter.
True
False
Is the following statement true or false? Half-life of a drug undergoing zero order degradation depends on degradation rate constant and initial concentration of the drug.
True
False
Which of the following equations define the relationship between temperature and the rate of a chemical reaction?
A. Arrhenius Equation
B. Fick's Law
C. Noyes-Whitney equation
D. Stocks law
There are some striking differences between zero and first order processes. In the former, the constant percent of the remaining amount of a drug is eliminated per unit time while, in the latter, the constant amount of drug is eliminated per unit time.
True
False
Which of the following best describes the relationship between the elimination half-life against the systemic clearance for a drug that exhibits the characteristics of a first order process, one compartment model, and eliminated exclusively by the kidneys?
A. Directly proportional with a positive slope (R.L. Plot)
B. Directly proportional with a positive slope (S.L. Plot)
C. Inversely proportional with a negative slope (R.L. Plot)
D. Declining curvilinear plot (R.L. Paper)
E. Horizontal line with slope =0 (R.L. Plot
Which of the following apply if an intravenously administered drug exhibits the characteristics of a one compartment model and first order process? (Select all that apply)
A. Duration of action and termination of action are identical
B. Unit for rate of elimination and elimination rate constant will be identical
C. Unit for termination of action and duration of action is identical
D. Requires finite time time to attain the distribution equilibrium
E. Presence of two phases in a plasma concentration versus time profile
Which of the following will always be present, regardless of the nature of the drug and the route of administration, following the administration of a drug to a subject? (Select all that apply)
A. Absorption
B. Distribution
C. Metabolism
D. Elimination
E. Dissolution
Which of the following apply if a drug exhibits the characteristics of a first order process? (Select all that apply)
A. Active transport
B. Unit for the rate constant is always reciprocal of time
C. Passive diffusion is operative
D. Unit for rate and rate constant is identical
E. Rate remains unchanged with time
Which of the following is true about the term e^-Kt?
A. Its value increases as time increases
B. Its value is one when time is equal to infinity
C. Its value is zero when time is equal to zero
D. Its value cannot be greater than one
E. It is directly proportional to the administered dose
Which of the following best describes the term elimination?
A. It is the irreversible loss of drug from the body in a chemically unchanged form
B. It is the irreversible loss of drug from the body
C. It is the reversible loss of drug from the body in a chemically unchanged form
D. It is the irreversible loss of drug from the body in a chemically changed form
E. It is the irreversible loss of drug from the GI tract in a chemically unchanged form
Which of the following formulation factor are true for transdermal patch? Select all that apply
Delivery of a high molecular weight drugs
pH of the vehicle
Partition coefficient
Polar drugs favor transport between cells (intercellular route)
Rolling ball Q-C tests measure the force required to remove the release liner from an adhesive patch.
True
False
What is the most significant barrier for transdermal drug delivery?
Molecular size of drug molecules
Skin structure
Patient noncompliance
A high cost of TDDs
Which of the following statements is true about transdermal patch application?
The part of the skin where the patch is to be applied should be properly cleaned
You can cut it in halves.
Can not be self-administered
The movement of drugs through the membrane is defined as __________.
Permeation
Permeants
Partitioning
Diffusion
Contains a liquid or semisolid (gelled) blend of a drug and polymer and any other excipients
Drug reservoir
Membrane
Adhesive
Backing layer
Which component does NOT exist in Drug-in-adhesive single layer transdermal patch?
Rate controlling membrane
Liner
Backing Layer
Regarding matrix-type transdermal patches, which of the following statements are true?
Most commonly used
Contain a drug reservoir layer
Matrix is a blend of drug, polymer, and excipients
DIA systems are a special case of matrix systems
Have no protective liner
Delivery of a high molecular weight drugs are advantages of which of the following methods of skin permeation enhancement?
Iontophoresis
Microneedles
Sonophoresis
Electroporation
Which of the following drug properties are preferable for transdermal delivery? Select all that apply
High potency
High molecular weight
Low potency
Low molecular weight
Lop P values between 1-4
Which of the following Q-C tests determines the ability to properly adhere to a patient’s skin?
Peel Adhesion test
Release liner peel test
Rolling ball test
Invitro release testing
Transdermal drug delivery systems are designed to enable the passage of drugs into the skin.
True
False
The application of a formulation to the skin to deliver a drug through the SKIN into the general CIRCULATION for a SYSTEMIC effect.
True
False
What are the common layers for all types of transdermal patches? Select all that apply
Adhesive
Liner
Drug matrix
Backing Layer
Membrane
Which of the following are true about TDDS? Select all that apply
Matrix transdermal patches are usually more comfortable to use than Reservoir transdermal patch
The formulation process of Drug-in-Adhesive transdermal patches more complicated than that of reservoir transdermal patch
Protective liner can not removed before application to enable drug release
Adhesive contains a liquid or semisolid (gelled) blend of a drug and polymer and any other excipients
Entry of molecules into the tissue is defined as _________.
Penetration
Percutaneous absorption
Permeations
Permeants
Which of the following is a advantage of TDDS? Select all that apply
Enables self-administration
Painless route of administration
Avoiding gastrointestinal degradation/irritation
Bypassing the first-pass metabolism
Development of local allergic reaction to treatment
Which of the following is a disadvantage of TDDS?
Enables self-administration
Drugs half-life extension through the use of a reservoir
Painless route of administration
Possibility of an extended therapy with a single application
Development of local allergic reaction to treatment
Match the different formulation steps of reservoir-type TDDS with their respective order.
Step 1: Delivery unit pre-construction
Step 2: Filling the drug reservoir
Step 3: Sealing
Step 1: Filling the drug reservoir
Step 2: Delivery unit pre-construction
Step 3: Sealing
Step 1: Filling the drug reservoir
Step 2:Sealing
Step 3: Delivery unit pre-construction
Which of the following Q-C test determines how quickly an adhesive can from a bond with another surface?
Release liner peel test
Rolling ball tests
Peel adhesion test
Which of the following dosage form its administered at a constant rate?
Transdermal patch
Oral tablet
Ointment
Powder
In Nicotrol as DIA system the polymer matrix controls the drug release rate.
True
False
In Nicotrol DIA system the API is sandwiched between backing layer and liner.
True
False
Which of the following TDDS yields a drug permeation profile characterized a steady state slope and lag time.
Infinite dose formulations
Finite dose formulations
Porosity (Ɛ) is inversely related (but not inversely proportional) to the compressional forces
True
False
The higher the compressional forces, the lower will be the matrix porosity (Ɛ)
True
False
Shelf life of a drug is usually set at a time when 90% of the initial labeled amount is degraded at room temperature.
True
False
Hydrolysis is a process in which chemicals interact with water molecules yielding reaction products.
True
False
Which of the following equation represents 10% of API degrade by this time?
Q10=k(T+10)/kt
AT= 0.9A0
T90= 0.1A0/k0
K=Ae(-Ea/RT)
Which of the following excipients that may be critical in terms of drug product stability? Select all that apply
Buffer
Preservatives (antioxidants)
Acids
Bulking agents
Which of the following equation represent Arrhenius equation?
T1/2= 0.693/K
Log Kapp = logA – Ea/2.303RT
Q10 = K(T+10)/KT
Which of the following equation represents 90% of API remains unchanged?
Q10=k(T+10)/kt
AT= 0.9A0
T90= 0.1A0/k0
K=Ae(-Ea/RT)
Activation energy (Ea) is an important factor determining the speed of a reaction or degradation of a drug. If the Ea required for the molecules to become activated is low, the degradation rate is low.
True
False
Activation energy (Ea) is an important factor determining the speed of a reaction or degradation of a drug. If the Ea required for the molecules to become activated is HIGH, the degradation rate is low.
True
False
Which of the following constitute the major advantages of administering a drug via modified release dosage form? Select all that apply
Improved patient compliance
Better bioavailability
Increase frequency of administration
Reduced frequency of administration
Which of the following are considered as modified release dosage form? Select all that apply
Porous matrix type tablet
Liquid with ion exchange resin
Sugar coated tablet
Non-disintegrating matrix type modified release tablets are prepared by compressing the therapeutics agent, excipient, and polymers. In general, the higher the compressional forces employed to prepare the greater is the porosity and tortuosity of the matrix.
True
False
Which of the following is true about the various types of coated tablets?
Most of the available coated tablets are enteric coated
Most of the available coated tablets are film coated
Most of the available coated tablets are sugar coated
Which of the following is/are reasons to develop a drug formulation in a modified release dosage form?
Creating a pharmaceutical alternative
Altering the pharmacological activity pf a drug
Altering the duration of action of a drug
Developing a less expensive dosage form
Which of the following may be use as excipients to control the drug release from various modified release dosage forms? Select all that apply
Starch
Eudragit R ion exchange resins
Methylcellulose
Carnauba wax
Which of the following according to Higuchi equation will influence the drug release from modified release dosage forms? Select all that apply
Specific surface
Hydrophobicity
Porosity
Amount of drug present per unit area
True density
Which of the following therapeutic agent is available in a modified release dosage form described as OROS?
Glipizide
Procainamide
Potassium chloride
Methylphenidate
Which of the following biodegradable polymers are frequently used in various types of modified release dosage forms? Select all that apply
Ethyl Cellulose
Glycolic/lactic acid copolymersv
Poly-DL lactic acid
Polyglycolic acid
The higher the compressional forces, the higher is the matrix tortuosity
True
False
Which of the following physical chemical property is utilized in developing G.I.T.S. type modified release dosage form?
Diffusion
Dissolution
Osmotic pressure
Solution pH
Which of the following polymers are frequently used in various types of modified release dosage forms?
Sodium Lauryl sulfate
Eudragit S
Eudragit R
Ethyl cellulose
Methyl cellulose
Which of the following excipient is likely to present in a coating solution of a certain type of modified release dosage form?
Coloring agent
Antioxidant
Fixing agent
Preservative
Modified dosage form has a longer duration of action.
True
False
Which of the following will contribute to slower drug release from a non-disintegrating matrix type modified release dosage form?
High tortuosity
Low tortuosity
High true density of a drug
High equilibrium solubility of a drug
High porosity
Which of the following therapeutic agent is available as a coated bead type modified release dosage form?
Potassium chloride
Aspirin
Nifedipine
Acetaminophen
Which of the following is/are true about the property tortuosity? Select all that apply
Its lowest value is one
It is inversely proportional to the compressional force
It influences drug release from a certain type of modified release dosage form
Which of the following is the unit for the rate constant associated with the slow first order release of a drug from a modified release dosage form?
hr1/2
mg/hr
hr.mg-1
mg.ml-1hr-1
hr-1
Which of the following equation can be used to describe a drug release from a cylindrical non disintegrating matrix type modified release dosage form with all surface exposed to the dissolution fluid?
Zero order equation
Higuchi square root equation
First order equation
Cubic equation
Which of the following is true about the enteric-coated tablets?
The coating will dissolve only above pH of 10.0
The coating will dissolve only at pH of 4.0
The coating will dissolve only in alkaline condition
The coating will dissolve only in acidic condition
Which of the following apply to porosity and tortuosity; two parameters that apply an important role in influencing the drug release from a certain type of a modified release dosage form.
Each parameter influences the drug release from a non-disintegrating matrix type modified release dosage form.
Each parameter is directly proportional to the compressional forces.
Each parameter influences the drug release from coated bead type modified release form.
The lowest value for each parameter is zero.
Which of the following unit applies to a rate constant when the drug release data, from a modified release dosage form, is fitted to the zero order process?
Hr1/2
Mg.hr-1
Hr-1
Mg.hr
Which of the following properties will influence the drug release from a modified release dosage form? Select all that apply
Equilibrium solubility
Diffusion coefficient
Angle of repose
Contact angle
Which of the following will control the drug release from beads as a modified release dosage form?
Thickness of the coating layer
Thickness of the drug layer
Concentration of a fixing agent
Concentration of a drug
Which of the following therapeutic agent is available as an enteric coated type modified release dosage form?
Aspirin
Nifedipine
Potassium Chloride
Acetaminophen
Which of the following commercial product belong to the class of modified release dosage form that uses coated beads?
K-dur
Nexium
Klor-con
Ambien
Which of the following equations may be commonly employed to describe drug release from modified release dosage forms? Select all that apply
Noyes-Whitney equation
Yang’s equation
Fick’s equation
First order equation
Higuchi equation
Which of the following property of a therapeutics agent makes it a poor candidate for modified release dosage form? Select all that apply
Rapid drug absorption
Long elimination half life
Broad therapeutic range
Short elimination half-life
Which of the following formulation factor play important role in influencing the release of drug? Select all that apply
Higher drug
Surface area
Tortuosity
Porosity
Which of the following factors will influence the drug release from a coated slow-release bead type modified release dosage form? Select all that apply.
Thickness of the coat
Permeability of the polymer
Osmotic pressure of the dissolution fluid
True density of a drug
Solubility of a drug inside the bed
Which of the following inactive ingredient is added to the drug solution prior to its application on to the core spherical beads in a certain type of modified release dosage form?
Fixing agent
Diluent
Preservative
Coloring agent
There are some striking differences between zero and first order processes; unit for the rate constant and the integrated equation are two of them.
True
False
Which of the following is formulated as slow release beads? (Select all that apply)
Nexium
Adalat CC
MicroK
K-Dur
Which of the following commercial product represents an example of a non-disintegrating matrix type modified release dosage form?
Micro KR 10 meq
Klorn-conR 10 meq
K-DurR 20 meq
Adalat CCR
Glucotrol XLR
Which of the following is considered as an advantage of a modified or controlled release dosage form? Select all that apply
Increased drug accumulation
Longer duration of action
Increased frequency of drug administration
Reduced local irritation of all drugs
Which of the following unit applies to a rate constant when the drug release data, from a modified release form, is fitted to the square root or cubic equation?
mg.hr-1
hr1/2
hr-1
hr-1/2
Which of the following fats and waxes are frequently used in various types of modified release dosage forms?
Peg 800
Eudragit E
Eudragit L
Hydrogenated castor oil
White wax
Which of the following commercially available product uses the coated bead technique to control the release of the drug?
Welbutrin XL
K-Dur
Slow-K
Ambien CR
Micro K
Which of the following therapeutic agent is/are available in modified release forms?
Potassium chloride
Lorazepam
Amoxicillin
Lisinopril HCL
Which of the following routes of administration can be used to administer a drug via modified release dosage form? Select all that apply
Oral
Ocular
Oral and topical only
Topical
Which of the following commercial product belong to the G.I.T.S. type modified release dosage form?
Glucotrol XL
Cardizem SR
Micro-K
Wellbutrin SR
Which of the following products use the principle of osmotic pressure difference in controlling the drug release (Select all that apply).
Ambien CR
Concerta
Theo−DurR
Ditropan XLR
LipitorR
Tortuosity is one of the factors that influence the release of a drug from a non-disintegrating matrix type modified release dosage form. In general, the greater the tortuosity, the faster is the drug release from the dosage form.
True
False
Which of the following will influence the drug release from the porous non-disintegrating matrix release dosage form?
Thickness of the coating material
Equilibrium solubility of the matrix
Tortuosity of the matrix
True density of the powder
Which of the following products, though they contain an identical amount of an identical therapeutic agent, are not interchangeable? Select all that apply
Diltiazem
Zantac
K-dur
Klor-con
Which of the following property of a drug is considered ideal for its development into a modified release dosage form? Select all that apply
High aqueous solubility
Long elimination half-life
Short elimination half-life
High dose
Which of the following parameters are dimensionless? Select all that apply
Porosity
Tortuosity
Specific surface
Surface area
Partition Coefficient
Which of the following according to the Higuchi equation will yield a straight line with a positive slope?
Amount of drugs remaining to be release against square root of time (RL paper)
Cumulative amount of drug release against square root of time (SL paper)
Cumulative amount of drug release against square of time (SL paper)
Cumulative amount of drug release against time (RL paper)
Cumulative amount of drug release against square root of time (RL paper)
Which of the following commercially available product(s) are prepared by employing the principle of osmotic pressure difference between the solution inside and outside the dosage form? Select all that apply
Omeprazole
Wellbutrin^R XL
Concerta^R
All tablets must pass for disintegration except Chewable tablets and Extended/Modified release tablets?
True
False
