MimiHapa MEDICINE as HOME OF MEDICINE Share with medical student of pharmacy known as pharmaceutical science course (PST) a collection of past paper questions of pharmacy for subject of Pharmaceutics Theory and CompoundingQuestions For Pst Nta Level 5, These are collections of question from the previously past paper, As Pharmacy Questions Time. So below are those question of Pharmaceutics Theory and Compounding can pass through it and try to solve those question and be completely on it (module)
1. What is osmotic pressure
2. What is the importance of isotonic solutions
3. What are creams?
4. What are procedures for preparing creams?
5. What are suitable containers and closure for creams?
6. What are pastes?
7. What are procedures for preparing pastes?
8. What are suitable containers and closure for pastes?
9. What is a reference book?
10. What are the types of references used in pharmaceutical production?
11. What are treatment target for semi –solid preparations?
12. What are semis–solid pharmaceutical preparations?
13. what are ideal properties of semi-solid preparations?
14. What is percutaneous absorption?
15. What are factors affecting percutaneous absorption?
16. What are premises requirements for sterile production?
17. What are raw materials requirements for sterile production?
18. What are documentation requirements for sterile production?
19. What is aseptic processing?
20. What is the requirements necessary to achieve strict asepsis?
21. What is Millimole (mmol) of an element?
22. What is equivalent weight of an element?
23. What is Milliequivalent?
24. What is molecular concentration?
25. What is molarity?
26. What is sodium chloride equivalent method (E) in determining isotonic?
27. What is the percentage of sodium chloride for adjustment to isotonicity?
28. What is Milliosmoles?
29. What are the uses of Osmolarity?
30. What is sterile pharmaceutical products
31. What are the roles of aseptic techniques in assuring quality in pharmaceutical production?
32. What is freezing point depression in determining isotonicity?
33. What is the formula for determining isotonicity by freezing point depression?
34. What is Milliosmoles?
35. What are the difference between osmolarity and osmolality?
36. What are the solvents?
37. What are the Cautions before reconstituting injectable drugs?
38. What are the procedures for preparation of intravenous admixtures?
39. What standard concentrations of intravenous solutions are commonly used to provide drugs uniformity within the Patient care facilities?
40. What is formula used to calculate rate of flow of intravenous fluids?
41. What is the rate of flow of intravenous fluid?
42. What is a buffer solution?
43. What are the applications of buffer solutions in pharmacy?
44. What are pharmaceutical preservatives?
45. What are criteria for selecting antimicrobial preservatives?
BOOK MAY HELP YOU IN STUDYING
1. R.A. Fassihi, (1991), Preservation of Medicines against Microbial Contamination, in: S.A.Block (Ed.) Disinfection Sterilization and Preservation, 4th Edition, Lea and Febiger, , pp. 871-886. London
2. Scheler et al,( 2010), Preservation of liquid drug preparations for oral administration, J. Pharm. Sci, Vol. 99, No. 1, , 357-367.New York
3. Meyer et al, (2007), Antimicrobial preservative use in parenteral products: Past and present, J. Pharm. Sci., Vol. 96, No. 12,, 3155-3167. India
4. Narang R, Narasimhan B, Judge V, Ohlan S, Ohlan R. (2009),Evaluation of preservative effectiveness in an official antacid preparation. ActaSci Pharm;51:225-29
5. Britain, R. P. S. o. G. (1994). The Pharmaceutical Codex (12 ed.). London: London Pharmaceutical Press.
6. Doemling DP (1998) Isotonic vs Isosmotic Solutions: A Clarification of Terms. JAMA,203(3): 232-233.
7. Sareen R, Jain N, Kumar D (2012) An insight to osmotic drug delivery. Curr. Drug Deliv. 9(3): 285-296.India
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