- Degree Bachelor
- Code: PPS115
- Credit hrs: 3
- Prequisites: None
This course aims at offering students the basic skills for formulating and compounding liquid dosage forms. The student will be provided with the knowledge and skills regarding the properties and utility of the different components of liquid dosage forms. Multiple practical and theoretical exercises will be used to enable the student to apply the acquired knowledge in overcoming simple formulation problems related to drug properties and/or formulation stability.
Bachelor of Pharmacy-B Pharm
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content serial | Description |
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15 | Liquid dosage forms |
1 | Solubility and solubilization phenomena (1) (lecture) The prescription - Extemporaneous dispensing – Pharmaceutical abbreviations (practical) |
2 | Solubility and solubilization phenomena (2) (lecture) The prescription - Extemporaneous dispensing – Pharmaceutical Abbreviations (2) (practical) |
3 | Interfacial Phenomena & surface-active agents (1) (lecture) Weights and measures(practical) |
4 | Interfacial Phenomena & surface-active agents (2) (lecture) Pharmaceutics laboratory tools(practical) |
5 | Introduction to monodisperse systems. Theoretical consideration and development of pharmaceutical solutions(lecture) Introduction to Solutions preparation (practical) |
6 | Types of pharmaceutical vehicles (aqueous and non-aqueous) (lecture) Solution preparation (Simple syrup)(practical) |
7 | Pharmaceutical excipients (lecture) Solution preparation (Tincture Iodine)(practical) |
8 | Types of pharmaceutical solutions and methods to enhance solubility of drugs (lecture) Solution preparation (Dettol disinfectant solution) (practical) |
9 | Introduction to disperse systems: Colloids (lecture) Solution preparation (Paracetamol pediatric Elixir)(practical) |
10 | Theoretical consideration and development of pharmaceutical suspensions (lecture) Introduction to suspension preparation and methods of stabilization (practical) |
11 | Types of suspension formulations (flocculated and deflocculated systems) - Additives added (lecture) Suspension preparation (Magnesium trisilicate mixture) (practical) |
12 | Theoretical consideration and development of pharmaceutical emulsions (lecture) Suspension preparation (Calamine lotion) (practical) |
13 | Determination of type of pharmaceutical emulsions and emulsion stability (lecture) Introduction to emulsion preparation - Emulsions preparation (Liquid paraffin emulsion) (practical) |
14 | Rheology (1) (lecture) Emulsion preparation (Turpentine liniment) (practical) |
15 | Rheology (2) (lecture) Emulsion preparation (Triethanolamine cleansing solution) (practical) |
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