6injeksi S1UNG2012w
6injeksi S1UNG2012w
zulfiayu,S1UNG,may 2012
parenteral
Parenteral (Gk, para enteron= beside the
intestine)
Parenteral administration of drugs involves
the injection of therapeutic agents, in the
form of solutions, suspensions or
emulsions, into the body.
In so doing, one of the major barriers to
drug entry (the skin) is breeched.
5 general categories of
injection
Route of administration
Intravenous
Subcutaneous
Intradermal
Intramuscular
Intraarticular
Intrathecal
Injeksi subkonjungtiva
Disuntikkan ke dalam selaput lendir di bawah
mata. Berupa suspensi atu larutan, tidak lebih
dari 1 ml
Inj.intraperitoneal (i.p)
Disuntiikan langsung ke dalam rongga perut.
Penyerapan berlangusng cepat, namun bahaya
infeksi besar
Advantages
Immedidiate physiological action is
nedded
Patient cant not be given orally
because of the unconscious or
uncooperative state of the patient, or
because of inactivation or lack of
absorption in the intestinal tract.
Disadvantages
The requirement of aseptis at administation
The risk of tissue factor and difficulty in
correcting an error
If a direct pharmacological antagonist is
immediately available, correction of an error
may be impossible
Daily or frequent administration poses
difficulties, either for the patient to visit a
professionally trained person or to learn to
inject oneself
pH optimal
pH optimal u darah atau cairan tubuh
yg lain ad 7,4 dan disebut isohidri.
Krn tdak semua bahan obat stabil pd
pH cairan tubuh, injeksi sering dibuat
di luar pH cairan tubuh dan berdasar
kestabilan bahan tsb.
Isotonis
1. Punya tek.osmosis yg sama dgn
tekanan osmosis cairan tubuh (darah,
cairan lumbar, air mata) bernilai sama
dgn tekanan osmosis lar.NaCl 0,9% b/v
2. Mempunyai titik beku yg sama dgn
titik beku cairan tubuh, yi -0,52C
<<< NaCl 0,9% b/v : hipotonis
>>> NaCl 0,9% b/v : hipertonis
sterilization
The complete destruction or removal
of all forms of live from materials
The process by which living
organisms are removed or killed to
this extent that they are no longer
detectable in standard culture media
in which they have previously have
been found to proliferate
definition
Antiseptic : a substance which, when
aplied to microorganism, renders them
innocuous either by killing them or
preventing their growth
Asepsis : the prevention of access of
viable microorganism to materials or
process
Bactericide: a substance or process
thatt kills bacteria
Kind of sterilization
Sterilization by moist heat
Sterilization by dry heat
Sterilization by ionizing radiation
Gaseous sterilization with ethylene
oxide
5. Sterilization with liquid chemical
6. sterilization by uv radiation
7. Sterilization by filtation
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4.
disterilkan
dilarutkan (ruang
disterilkan
diisi
ditutup kedap
dikarantina
Sibwei etiket dan dikemas
diperiksa
Zat pembawa
Zat pembantu
disaring
Dicuci
kedap
disterilkan
dikarantina
Sibwei etiket dan dikemas
diperiksa
components
Vehicles
Solutes
Containers
Closures
production
Maintaining facilities and equipment
Preparing and controlling the
environment
Cleaning the containers and equipment
Preparing the product
Filtering the solution
Filling containers with the product
Sealing the containers
Control of quality
Evaluation of components
Validation of equipment and
processes
Determination with the prescribed
requirements
Performance of necessary evaluative
test on the finished product
Component and
containers
vehicle
Since most liquid injections are quite
dilute, the component present in the
highest proportion
No therapeutic activity and nontoxic
The vehicle of greatest importance
water
Prepared by distillation or by reserve
osmosis.
Types of vehicles
Aqueous vehicles isotonicc to
which a drug may be added at the
time of administration
Water miscible vehicles
Non aqueous vehicles effect
solubility and to reduce hydrolysis
Nonaqueous vehicles
solutes
Requirements for purity
Level of microbial and pyrogenic
contamination
Solubility characteristic as
determined by the chemical or
physical form of the compound
Freedom from the dirt
Added substances
Effect solubility
Provide patient comfort
Enhance the chemical stability of the
solution
Preserve a preparation against the
growth of microorganism
Antimicrobial agents
USP states that antimicrobial agents in
bacteriostatic or fungistatic concentrations
must be added to preparations contained
in multiple-dose containers
Adequate concentration at the of use to
prevent the multiplication of the
microorganisms inadvertently introduced
into the preparation while withdrawing a
portion of the contents with a hypodemic
needle and syringe
Antimicrobial agents
Phenylmercuric nitrate and thimerosal
0,01% (most frequently 0,002%)
Metil apraben and propyl paraben
(0,18%/0,02% in combination)
Benzethonium chloride and
benzalkonium chloride 0,01%
Phenol or cresol 0,05%
Chlorobutanol 0,5%
buffers
Used primarily to stabilize a solution
againts the chemical degradation that
might be occur if the pH changes
appreciably.
Buffer systems employed should normally
have as low a buffer cappacity as feasible
in order not to disturb significantly the
body buffer system when injected
Ex: acid salts (citrates, acetates,
phosphates)
antioxidants
To preserve products because of the
ease with the which many drugs are
oxidizes
Ex: sodium bisulfite 0,1%
PYROGENS
Anticipated contaminants in crude
drugs, such as antibiotics produced
by fermentation, or they may be
present as unexpected and
unwanted contaminants in a finished
product as result of inadvertent
contamination during processing.
process
The former must be:
eliminated during the purification
steps of the drugs
Eliminated best by prebventing their
introduction or development during
the process
containers
Plastic
Glass
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