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Pharmaceutical, Drug, Medicine, Manufacturing, Tablet, Capsule, Powder, Inhaler, Suppository, Cream, Ointment

What you'll learn

Define general scope of pharmaceutical dosage form in pharmaceutical industry

Evaluate the requirements of pharmaceutical dosage forms

Understand specifications, formulations and manufacturing methods of compressible solid dosage forms such as tablet and film coated tablet

Understand specifications, formulations and manufacturing methods of uncompressible solid dosage forms such as powder, granules, inhalers and suppositories

Understand specifications, formulations and manufacturing methods of liquid dosage forms such as solution, syrup, elixir, suspension and emulsion

Understand specifications, formulations and manufacturing methods of semisolid dosage forms such as cream, ointment and gel

Understand specifications, formulations and manufacturing methods of small volume sterile (parenteral) dosage forms such as ampoule, bottles and vials

Understand specifications, formulations and manufacturing methods of large volume sterile (parenteral) dosage forms

Understand specifications, formulations and manufacturing methods of special sterile (parenteral) dosage forms

Requirements

Require mobile/tablet/laptop/personal computer with internet

To be student, graduate and/or pharma professional

Description

A drug is defined as an agent intended for use in the diagnosis, mitigation, treatment, cure, or prevention of disease in humans or in other animals according to FDA. The most effective routes of administration (e.g., oral, rectal, parenteral, topical) must be deteed, and approaches for the dosages recommended for persons according to their ages, and states of illness have to be provided. To facilitate administration of the drug by the selected routes, appropriate dosage forms, such as tablets, capsules, injections, suppositories, ointments, aerosols, and others, are formulated and prepared. Each of these dosage units is designed to contain a specified quantity of medication for ease and accuracy of dosage administration.In this course, the pharmaceutical dosage forms, technical information and manufacturing process of them have been discussed.COURSE SCOPE1 INTRODUCTION 2 PHARMACEUTICAL DOSAGE FORMS 3 WHY DO WE NEED DIFFERENT PHARMACEUTICAL DOSAGE FORMS? 4 COMPRESSIBLE SOLID DOSAGE FORM 4_1 Compressible Solid Dosage Form General Informations 4_2 Compressible Solid Dosage Form (Tablets) 4_2_1 Tablet 4_2_2 Chewable Tablet 4_2_3 Effervescent Tablet 4_3 Compressible Solid Dosage Form (Coated Tablets) 4_3_1 Sugar Coated Tablet 4_3_2 Film Coated Tablet 4_3_3 Enteric Coated Tablet 4_4 General Manufacturing Method for Compressible Solid Dosage Form 5 UNCOMPRESSIBLE SOLID DOSAGE FORM 5_1 Uncompressible Solid Dosage Form General Informations 5_2 Uncompressible Solid Dosage Form (Powder & Granules) 5_2_1 Granules for Suspension / Effervescent 5_2_2 Topical Powder 5_2_3 Capsule 5_3 Uncompressible Solid Dosage Form (Inhalers) 5_3_1 Inhaler (Respiratory Dosage Forms) 5_4 Uncompressible Solid Dosage Form (Suppositories) 5_4_1 Suppositories 5_5 General Manufacturing Method for Uncompressible Solid Dosage Form 6 LIQUID DOSAGE FORM 6_1 Liquid Dosage Form General Information 6_2 Liquid Dosage Form (Solution & Syrup & Elixir) 6_2_1 Solutions 6_2_2 Oral Solution 6_2_3 Syrup 6_2_4 Elixir 6_3 Liquid Dosage Form (Suspension & Emulsion) 6_3_1 Suspension 6_3_2 Emulsion 6_4 General Manufacturing Method for Liquid Dosage Form 7 SEMISOLID DOSAGE FORM 7_1 Semisolid Dosage Form General Informations 7_2 Semisolid Dosage Form (Cream & Oinment & Gel) 7_2_1 Cream 7_2_2 Oinment 7_2_3 Gel 7_3 General Manufacturing Method for Semisolid Dosage Form 8 STERILE (PARENTERAL) DOSAGE FORM 8_1 Sterile (Parenteral) Dosage Form General Informations 8_2 Sterile Dosage Forms (Small Volume Parenterals) 8_2_1 Ampoule 8_2_2 Bottles and Vials 8_3 Sterile Dosage Forms (Large Volume Parenterals) 8_4 Sterile Dosage Forms (Special Parenteral Dosage Forms) 8_4_1 Powder for Injection 8_4_2 Concentrated Solutions for Injections 8_4_3 Injectable Suspension 8_4_4 Injectable Emulsion 8_5 General Manufacturing Method for Sterile Dosage Form 9 CONCLUSIONS

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms

Lecture 2 Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms

Section 3: Why do we need different pharmaceutical dosage forms?

Lecture 3 Why do we need different pharmaceutical dosage forms?

Section 4: Compressible Solid Dosage Forms

Lecture 4 Compressible Solid Dosage Form General Information

Lecture 5 Compressible Solid Dosage Forms (Tablets)

Lecture 6 Compressible Solid Dosage Forms (Coated Tablets)

Lecture 7 General Manufacturing Method for Compressible Solid Dosage Forms

Section 5: Uncompressible Solid Dosage Forms

Lecture 8 Uncompressible Solid Dosage Form General Information

Lecture 9 Uncompressible Solid Dosage Form (Powder & Granules)

Lecture 10 Uncompressible Solid Dosage Form (Inhalers)

Lecture 11 Uncompressible Solid Dosage Form (Suppositories)

Section 6: Liquid Dosage Forms

Lecture 12 Liquid Dosage Forms General Information

Lecture 13 Liquid Dosage Form (Solution & Syrup & Elixir)

Lecture 14 Liquid Dosage Form (Suspension & Emulsion)

Lecture 15 General Manufacturing Method for Liquid Dosage Form

Section 7: Semisolid Dosage Forms

Lecture 16 Semisolid Dosage Form General Informations

Lecture 17 Semisolid Dosage Form (Cream & Ointment & Gel)

Lecture 18 General Manufacturing Method for Semisolid Dosage Form

Section 8: Sterile (Parenteral) Dosage Forms

Lecture 19 Sterile (Parenteral) Dosage Form General Informations

Lecture 20 Sterile Dosage Forms (Small Volume Parenterals)

Lecture 21 Sterile Dosage Forms (Large Volume Parenterals)

Lecture 22 Sterile Dosage Forms (Special Parenteral Dosage Forms)

Lecture 23 General Manufacturing Method for Sterile Dosage Form

Section 9: Conclusion

Lecture 24 Conclusion

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