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College of Medicine and Health Sciences

School of Medicine and Pharmacy


Department of Pharmacy/ BY MT-Einstein PHARM4; 2018-19

APPLIED BIOPHARMACY
A4.what are pharmacokinetics conditions to consider in providing replacement dose
for patients under dialysis

A4.1.the following is true on the patient under hypoproteinemia


a) The free fraction of drug is increased
b) The volume of distributions is decreased
c) The blood concentration of the drug is increased
d) Modification of the dose is justified in uremic patient
e) Only a and d are correct

A4.2. T/F For drugs having a small coefficient of extraction or a small plasma
protein binding, the clearance depends on the capacity of renal metabolism

A3. List the Pharmacokinetics parameters to consider in formulating controlled


releases
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A1. Explain the following terms using the related formulae


a) Absolute bioavailability
b) Relative bioavailability
c) Comparative bioavailability
d) Zero order kinetics
e) First order kinetics

A1.1 what are the factor to consider in pk for adjusting patient dose according to
pathophysiology

A1.2. what are the objectives of biopharmaceutics


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A1.3 what are the physico-chemical factors that influence drug bioavailability
A1.4 what are the physicochemical and physiological parameter that influence
drug dissolution

A1.5What are the Factors associated with the formulation of aqueous solutions that
can influence drug bioavailability
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Q. T/F Usually, the absorption of a drug in suspensions dosage form is dissolution-


rate limited
A1.4 what are factors associated with the formulation of emulsions that can
influence drug bioavailability

A12L. What are the factors associated with the formulation of suspensions can
influences drug bioavailability

A05. What are the Factors associated with the formulation of liquid-filled gelatin
capsules that can influence drug bioavailability

A23. Enumerate the 4 step of the drug release from the tablet
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Department of Pharmacy/ BY MT-Einstein PHARM4; 2018-19

AH34. Complete the table by yes or no, according to the formulation and stage
pass through for the process of the drug release

Q017. Why do tablet are coated


Q34M. What influence the rate of drug release from coated tablet?
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Department of Pharmacy/ BY MT-Einstein PHARM4; 2018-19

Qw34.Mentions why do we need the enteric-coated tablet formulations


Lm12. Enumerate at least two enteric coating agents

Qw345.What are the properties to quantify in assessing the biopharmaceutical


propertis of medicines relating to absorption.
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Qw76. What are the factors influencing the dissoluation rate and bioavailability of
the conventional tablet.

89. When designing a dissolution test to assess drug release by the beak method,
the following are true except
a) Beaker contain the 400 cc
b) The dissolution medium is 300cc
c) agitated by three bladed polyethylene stirrer with a diameter of 50 mm
d) The stirrer is immersed to a depth of 27 mm into the dissolution medium
e) Polyethylene stirrer is rotated at 60 rpm
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Department of Pharmacy/ BY MT-Einstein PHARM4; 2018-19

67MT. Apart from the beaker, method what are other method used to assess the
dissolutions of medicines in vitro

PT5. State the medium you should need to access the drug release in stomach at
fasted state

TM34. Describe the assessment of drug quality according to


a) drug from dosage form into solution
b) stability in physiological fluid
c) transport across biological membrane
d) resistance to first pass metabolism
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Department of Pharmacy/ BY MT-Einstein PHARM4; 2018-19

MT23. How can you prepare the medium for testing dissolution of drug in the
intestines according to dressman et al in 1998?

A2. How can you access the drug stability in physiological fluid?

A235. How can assess the drug efficiency in permeability capacity


657THE. Describe the at least six modes used in accessing drug permeability
across biological membrane.
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Department of Pharmacy/ BY MT-Einstein PHARM4; 2018-19

QRT100. Briefly, describe how the permeability by cell culture (caco-2-


monolayers) is conducted.
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School of Medicine and Pharmacy
Department of Pharmacy/ BY MT-Einstein PHARM4; 2018-19

GRM56. Discuss about the assessment of drug permeability by


a) Cell culture
b) Perfusion studies

BGH67. Define the following terms


a) chemical equivalence
b) pharmaceutical equivalence
c) pharmacological equivalence
d) therapeutic equivalence
e) bioequivalence
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Department of Pharmacy/ BY MT-Einstein PHARM4; 2018-19

TY980. What is indications of bioavailability, absolute, relative and


comparative bioavailability?

Q123M. What are the advantages and disadvantages of modified release


dosage form?

What are the different form of modified release, drop out the kinetic release profile?
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QM34. Enumerate the following modified release dosage form and give example for each

B A C D E

DT56. Describe the Criteria required to consider about


formulating a Controlled Release form
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QWER123. What are the parameters to take in account while choosing


drug to be formulated as the modified releases medicines?

YT678. Enumerate different formulation methods of achieving


modified drug release

Q124. Define the following terms or differentiate the following


1. Delivery systems with Discontinued kinetics and with
Continued kinetics
2. Lenticures and spacetabs
3. Spansules and Medules
4. Double layer tablet
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College of Medicine and Health Sciences
School of Medicine and Pharmacy
Department of Pharmacy/ BY MT-Einstein PHARM4; 2018-19

Qt  f i Q0  f s Q0 1  e
Da of continuous
  k0 t

Dm of continuous kinetics

kinetics

CELL CULTURE: CACO2MONOLAYER

Da
Vd 
CE
Da  CE  Vd
Dm  CE  Vd  T  ke
Dm  Da  T  ke
CE  Vd  T  0.693
Dm 
t 12

Calculation of doses being incorporated in each unit


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School of Medicine and Pharmacy
Department of Pharmacy/ BY MT-Einstein PHARM4; 2018-19

TM 45. List different available modified release forms of


which the kinetics of release is continuous. And describe
the drug kinetic release mechanisms
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School of Medicine and Pharmacy
Department of Pharmacy/ BY MT-Einstein PHARM4; 2018-19

TM 46. List different available modified release forms of


which the kinetics of release is discontinuous and describe
the drug kinetic release mechanisms

Review exercise
1. Give the difference between First order kinetics and Zero order kinetics
2. Describe the basket method for dissolution test in vitro
3. List different available modified release forms of which the kinetics of release is continuous
4. Define the criteria to consider before deciding to make dosing correction after dialysis
5. Describe the Mathematical modelings in pharmacokinetics
6. Why biopharmacy course
7. Describe the mechanism of drug realease from coated tablet
8. Describe how do we assess biovailablity (use one method for single step)
9. Describe the dissolution medium of drug in feed stage of intestine medium
10. Give the difference between First order kinetics and Zero order kinetics
11. Describe the basket method for dissolution test in vitro
12. List different available modified release forms of which the kinetics of release is continuous
13. Define the criteria to consider before deciding to make dosing correction after dialysis
14. What do you understand when saying “Alcohol is eliminated by zero-order kinetics?
15. List different available modified release forms of which the kinetics of release is discontinued
16. Define the criteria to consider before deciding to make dosing correction after dialysis
17. Give the difference between Physiological model and Compartmental model
18. State the steps involved during drug release of coated tablets
19. List different methods used to test bioavailability in vitro
20. In modified release forms show how to calculate loading and maintenance
21. Define the criteria to consider before deciding to make dosing correction after dialysis
22. List the formulation with continuous kinetic drug releases
23. Describe the dissolution drug medium in fasted state of stomach medium
24. Describe the cell culture by coco2monolayer in assessing the drug permeability

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