Efficient Capsule Preparation Techniques - Edubirdie

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The University of Tennessee at Martin
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PHCY 1213 | Pharmacy Law I
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2024
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Nicho H.

Practical 9 CAPSULE PREPARATION CAPSULE Capsules are solid dosage forms consisting of a drug in a hard/soft shell that can dissolve. The shell generally consists of gelatin, but can also be made of starch or other suitable ingredients. The purpose of the capsule form is: 1. Avoid unpleasant tastes. 2. Avoid unpleasant odors. 3. Relatively easy to swallow. Hard shell capsules can be filled with powders, granules, semi-solid materials and liquids. The size of the hard capsule shell varies from the smallest number (5) to the largest number (000). RECIPE 1 R/ Amoxicillin tab 125mg Lactosum qs mfpulv.No.X Stdd.cap.I Pro: Love Recipe problems: 1. Purpose of use of dosage form Quantity 2. of weighing of ingredients 3. Labels used Ways of making : 1. Weigh the required amoxicillin 2. Weigh the necessary lactosum 3. Grind the amoxicillin in a mortar Add lactosum Stir until homogeneous 4. Divide equally according to the recipe 5. Put the divided amoxicillin powder into the capsule shell and close 6. Clean the capsule with a dry and clean cloth 7. Put it in a plastic container and label it Problem: 1. The purpose of treatment with the drug written in the prescription 2. Drug dosage 3. Side effects of medication 4. Duration of treatment 5. Rules for use 6. Another way of writing recipes 7. Patent preparations circulating on the market RECIPE 2 R/ Ol Iecoris Aselli gtt.V mfcaps.dtd.No.VI Ssdd.cap.Iac Pro: Dean (6 years old) Recipe problems: 1. Purpose of use of the dosage form 2. Equalization of pipette droplets 3. The etiquette used Ways of making : 1. Equalize the drops of the test pipette with the international pipette 2. Insert the fish oil with an equalized pipette into the capsule shell 3. Lightly moisten the tip of the capsule shell with water and cover with the capsule cap 4. Clean the capsule with a dry and clean cloth 5. Put it in a plastic container and label it Problem: 1. The purpose of treatment with the drug written in the prescription 2. Rules of use 3. Another way of writing recipes 4. Preparations circulating on the market

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