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Pharmacy as a Career Introduction: Pharmacy are developed to organize educational programs and research activities for spreading and establishing awareness on the need and scope of quality standards for drugs and related articles/ materials. Pharmacists is the first person of health care system by playing various roles like academic pharmacists, industrial pharmacist , community pharmacists, … Read more

History of the profession of Pharmacy in India Pharmacy relation in Industry- In industry pharmacist perform many works in many ways:

SERA: (Serum) SERA manufacturing methods: Human Serum preparations Plasma – Clotting factor= Serum Antitoxic SERA: Sera may be Anti-toxic, Anti-viral, Anti-bacterial. Anti-toxic sera more effective than Anti-viral, Anti-bacterial. Example: Diphtheria Antitoxin: VACCINE Stages of vaccine production Vaccine production has several stages. Process of vaccine manufacture has the following steps: Toxoid Vaccines

Sterile dosage forms containing therapeutic agents do not present any viable microbes parenteral, opthalmic and irrigating preparations are the prime sterile dosage product among which the parenteral products are unique as they are injected in the internal body carities through the skin or mucous membranes. Or Sterile dosage forms are those which are free from … Read more

Powders Classification of powders Bulk power for external use A. Dusting powder: B. Insufflation: C. Snuffs: D. Douche powder: Advantage of powders: Disadvantages of Powders: Effervescent Powder: Effervescent granules Formulation of Granules: Advantage of granules Disadvantages of granules

Topical preparations Ointments Therapeutical Ointments: Advantages of Ointments Disadvantages of Ointments Pastes Difference between Ointments and Pastes: Sr. No. Ointments Pastes 1. Less Viscous More Viscous 2. Less Stiff More Stiff 3. More greasy Less greasy 4. Contain less cone of solids More concentrated than ointment 5. Oleaginous , water soluble water miscible and absorption … Read more

Liquid Oral Preparations Advantages of Liquid Oral Preparations: Disadvantages of Liquid Oral Preparations: Monophasic Advantage of monophasic Disadvantages of monophasic Solution Advantage of Solution Disadvantages of Solution SYRUP Classification of Syrup 1. Simple syrup Preparation of simple syrup: 2. Medicated syrup 3. Flavour Syrup: Elixirs: Storage of Elixirs Emulsions Emulsion is defined as biphasic liquid … Read more

CAPSULES Type of capsules: 1. Hard Gelatin capsules: 2. Soft Gelatin capsules: Difference between Hard Gelatin and Soft Gelatin capsules: S.No Hard Gelatin Capsules Soft Gelatin Capsules 1. They consists of two parts body and Cap They consists of single unit after sealing the two halves of the capsules. 2. They are cylindrical in shape … Read more

Table of Contents TABLETS Advantage of Tablets Disadvantages of Tablets: Types Of Tablets Coated tablets: There are different types of coatings: Uncoated Tablets: Tablet Manufacturing Process: Formulation Design: Powder Preparation: Blending: Granulation (Optional): Drying (if Wet Granulation): Compression: Quality Control: Coating (Optional): Packaging and Labeling: The finished tablets are counted, placed in bottles or blister … Read more

Our Chapter 5 of Pharmaceutics ER20-11T Notes contains the following Topics. By clicking any of the topic you can read the Latest Notes of it according to PCI (Pharmacy Council of India). Chapter 5 – Pharmaceutics (D Pharma 1st Year) Topics Chapter 5 – Pharmaceutics Notes Links