norita - pharmaceutical engineering 5 - exercise 1
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Pharmaceutical Engineering 5
1. Describe the characteristic of polymorph of active pharmaceutical ingredientsrelevant to formulation design and APIs bioavailability.
Polymorph is characterized as the ability of a drug substance to exist as two or more
crystalline phases that have different arrangements and/or conformations of the
molecules in the crystal lattice. The characteristics of polymorph relevant to
formulation design and APIs bioavailability are:
- Polymorph form will have different aqueous solubility and dissolution rates inform that differ in solid-state structure.
- Have a significant influence on the stability and bioavailability of the drugproduct.
- Polymorphs exhibit different physical and mechanical properties, such ashygroscopicity, flowability, and compactibility, which in turn may affect the
processing or manufacturing of a drug substance.
- Polymorphs of a pharmaceutical solid may have different physical and solid-statechemical reactivity properties. These differences based upon differences in
thermodynamic ability and in molecular mobility, particularly of an amorphous
form.
2. Describe the purpose of formulation designThe purposes of formulation design are:
To design and manufacture medicines that delivers the drug to the patient in therequired amount.
At the optimum rate necessary to achieve the desired therapeutic benefit withinliving dissolution and absorption
Consistently within lots which is blend uniformity for all components, betweenlots which is validated manufacturing process
For the shelf life of the product or stability To optimize their clinical effectiveness To enhance the quality of designed product and to improve the efficiency of the
design process.
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3. Describe the relevant of stability study versus shelf life of pharmaceutical dosageform
The stability of the pharmaceutical dosage form should be monitored according to a
continuous appropriate programme that will permit the detection of any stability
issue changes in levels of impurities or dissolution profile) associated with the
formulation in its marketed container closure system. The purpose of the stability
programme is to monitor the product over its shelf life and to determine that the
product remains, and can be expected to remain, within specifications under the
labelled storage conditions.Stability can affect the functioning of the dosage form,
the role of packaging in relation to stability, and the estimation of the shelf life of
pharmaceutical dosage form. Shelf life is expiration dating period, conformance
period. The time period during which an API is expected to remain within the
approved shelf-life specification, provided that it is stored under the conditions
defined on the container label.
4. Describe the purpose of closures in parenteral dosage formThe purposes of a closure in parental dosage form are:
To allow easy access to a packaged product and to reclose the package, when thecontents are not used only for single serve.
Ensuring that the package has not been opened prior to the first opening by theconsumer, facilitating the dispensing of the product.
Supporting the brand equity value of the product. To keep the container closed and the contents contained for the specified shelf
life until time of opening.
Provide a barrier to dirt, oxygen and moisture. Provide a means of reclosing or reusing the container. Assist in dispensing and use of product.