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Pkg503.5 TO 6 1 Name of the Staff : Y.Venkat Reddy Designation : Sr. Lecturer Branch : Packaging Technology Institute : J.N.G.P. Ramanthapur, Hyd Subject : Drug & Pharmaceutical Packaging Subject Code : PKG.503 Topic : Introduction to Drug Packaging Sub topic : Preparation of Dosage form Duration : 100 minutes Teaching Aid : PPT, Animations & Photographs DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION ANDRA PRADESH

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  • DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION ANDRA PRADESHName of the Staff: Y.Venkat ReddyDesignation: Sr. Lecturer Branch: Packaging TechnologyInstitute: J.N.G.P. Ramanthapur, Hyd Subject: Drug & Pharmaceutical PackagingSubject Code: PKG.503Topic: Introduction to Drug Packaging Sub topic: Preparation of Dosage formDuration: 100 minutesTeaching Aid: PPT, Animations & Photographs

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  • In the last class we have learntThe Concept Classification of Pharmaceuticals.Preparation of Tablets.Recap

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  • On the completion of the topic the student will able to understandThe Concept of Various Dosages PreparationsObjectives:

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  • A capsule is a hard or soft ,water soluble that contains a powder or liquid. Hard Gelatin Soft Gelatin

    Capsules:

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  • Hard Gelatin Capsules

    Empty Capsule Storage Controlled temperature and humidityToo moist capsules become tackyToo dry capsules become brittle and change dimensions30 to 45% R.M. ideal

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  • Operations Rectify the capsule Separate body from cap Fill the body Replace the capCapsule Filling Machine Hand Operated Semi-automatic Fully automatic

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  • Capsule filling machine

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  • SuppositoriesRectal

    Non rectal

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  • LiquidsEmulsions

    Suspensions

    Oral liquids

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  • Nasal, Inhalant, Ophthalmic, Otic liquids

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  • Parenterals and IV fluidsThe parenteral routes are the principal routes for the systemic delivery of drugs.

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  • Lozenzes

    Having sugar base, much harder than tabletsDo not require much mechanical protection

    PillsReplaced by tabletsSimilar packaging to Tablets

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  • GelA semisolid emulsion or suspensionContains a gelling agent in sufficient quantities to impart a 3-dimensional, cross-linked matrixProvides a cooling sensation when applied to the skinUsually translucent and non-greasy

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  • PasteA semisolid suspensionContains a large proportion (i.e., 20-50%) of solids finely dispersed in an aqueous or fatty vehicleOpaque, viscous, greasy to mildly greasyAdheres well to the skin, forming a protective layer

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  • LotionA liquid emulsionGenerally contains a water-based vehicle with > 50% of volatilesHas sufficiently low viscosity that it may be pouredOpaque and non-greasyTends to evaporate rapidly with a cooling sensation when applied to the skin

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  • OintmentsTopicalOpthalmicA semisolid emulsion or suspensionGenerally contains > 50% of hydrocarbons or PEGs as the vehicle and < 20% of volatilesOpaque or translucent, viscous, greasyTends not to evaporate or be absorbed when applied to the skin

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  • CreamA semisolid emulsion or suspensionGenerally contains < 50% of hydrocarbons or PEGs as the vehicle and/or > 20% of volatilesOpaque, viscous, non-greasy to mildly greasyTends to mostly evaporate or be absorbed when applied to the skinCan be hydrophilic or lipophilic

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  • We have learnt Capsules: A capsule is a hard or soft ,water soluble that contains a powder or liquid. These are of Hard Gelatin Or Soft Gelatin.

    Summary

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  • Various medications available areSyrups, Tablets, Capsules,

    Summary

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  • Lotions ,Ointments,Creams, Gels, paste , Lozenzes, liquids ,Parenterals

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  • 1. A Capsule is a a) Hard Gelatin b) Soft Gelatin c) a and b of above d) either a or b of above

    Quiz

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  • 2. Liquid medications are a) Emulsions b) Suspensions c) Oral liquids d) Lozenzes e) All of the above Quiz

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  • How the capsules are filled and sealed ?Explain the preparation of various dosage forms .What are the various types of medications available.Frequently asked Questions

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