WorksheetsContainers, Closures, Glass and Essential Trace Elements
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
most important material for containers
glass
plastic
rubber
metal
seal between closure and container
hermetic cloure
lid
cap
liner
Lack of Selenium leads to
Wilson's disease
Menkes Disease
Keshan's disease
Bipolar Disorder
Which is not a function of a closure?
Provide a totally hermetic seal
Provide decoration to the package
Provide effective microbiological seal
Provide an effecive seal that is inert with the product
acts a catalyst for enzymes and helps in facilitating breakdown of some amino acids
Lithium
Vanadium
Molybdenum
Selenium
types of glass that are subjected to Powder Glass Test
type I
type II
type III
type I
type III
type IV
type I
type II
type III
type IV
type II
type III
type IV
Vanadium
Control of sodium pump, inhibition of ATPase
Component of enzyme urease
Structural role in connective tissue, in metabolism of osteogenic cells
Interaction with riboflavin metabolism
Nickel
Control of sodium pump, inhibition of ATPase
Component of enzyme urease
Structural role in connective tissue, in metabolism of osteogenic cells
Interaction with riboflavin metabolism
Tin
Control of sodium pump, inhibition of ATPase
Component of enzyme urease
Structural role in connective tissue, in metabolism of osteogenic cells
Interaction with riboflavin metabolism
Selenium
Control of sodium pump, inhibition of ATPase
Least abundant trace element
Structural role in connective tissue, in metabolism of osteogenic cells
Interaction with riboflavin metabolism
Silicon
Control of sodium pump, inhibition of ATPase
Least abundant trace element
Structural role in connective tissue, in metabolism of osteogenic cells
Interaction with riboflavin metabolism
disadvantages of glass containers
(a)
type of glass subjected to water attack test
borosilicate glass
soda lime treated glass
type II
type III
container that allows withdrawal of successive portions w/o changing strength or quality
Multiple Dose Container
Single-dose container
Multiple-unit container
unit dose package
almost the same as roll-on closures but torque is necessary to remove it
lug cap
threaded screw cap
pilfer proof closures
roll-on closures
extracted from pork kidney
Chromium
Iron
Zinc
Flouride
Mood stabilizing agent
Boron
Bromine
Lithium
Xenon
potassium added to vitreous silicate results to
blue color
brown color
blue-green color
yellow
ferric oxide added to vitreous silicate results to
blue color
brown color
yellow color
green color
manganese oxide added to vitreous silicate results to
blue color
purple color
yellow color
green color
chromic oxide added to vitreous silicate results to
blue color
purple color
yellow color
green color
cobalt oxide added to vitreous silicate results to
blue color
purple color
yellow color
green color
has more than a single-unit/ dose of medication
multiple dose container
unit dose container
single dose container
multiple unit container
contents are administered to patient as single dose direct from container
multiple dose container
unit dose container
single dose container
multiple unit container
contents are administered to patient as single dose promptly after container is opened
multiple dose container
single dose container
single unit container
multiple unit container
