Name the ways obtaining nitroglycerine tablets:
A. Direct pressing
B. Formation
C. Wet granulation
D. Dry granulation
E. Briquetting
ANSWER: B
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients. Name the purpose of using
disintegrating agents:
A. For a certain mass of tablets
B. Correction taste
C. Order to achieve the adhesion forces of
particles
D. To improve the destroyed of tablets
E. To improve the flowability of mass for
tableting
ANSWER: D
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients. Name the purpose of using
fillers:
A. For a certain mass of tablets
B. Correction taste
C. Order to achieve the adhesion forces of
particles
D. To improve the destroyed of tablets
E. To improve the flowability of mass for
tableting
ANSWER: A
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients. Name the purpose of using
antifriction agents:
A. For a certain mass of tablets
B. Correction taste
C. Order to achieve the adhesion forces of
particles
D. To improve the destroyed of tablets
E. To improve the flowability of mass for
tableting
ANSWER: E
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients. Name the purpose of using
loosens:
A. For a certain mass of tablets
B. Correction taste
C. Order to achieve the adhesion forces of
particles
A. D.To improve the destroyed of tablets
D. To improve the flowability of mass for
tableting
ANSWER: D
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients which are included
to lubrication:
A. Magnesium carbonate
B. Ethanol
C. Polivinilpirolidon
D. Starch
E. Magnesium stearate
ANSWER: E
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients which are included
to lubrication:
A. Magnesium carbonate
B. Ethanol
C. Polivinilpirolidon
D. Starch
E. Calcium stearate
ANSWER: E
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients which are included
to lubrication:
A. Magnesium carbonate
B. Ethanol
C. Polivinilpirolidon
D. Starch
E. Stearic acid
ANSWER: E
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to fillers:
A. A.Magnesium carbonate
B. Ethanol
C. Polivinilpirolidon
D. Stearic acid
E. Talcum
ANSWER: A
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to fillers:
A. Pharmatose
B. Ethanol
C. Polivinilpirolidon
D. Stearic acid
E. Talcum
ANSWER: A
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to fillers:
A. Mannitol
B. Ethanol
C. Polivinilpirolidon
D. Stearic acid
E. Talcum
ANSWER: A
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to fillers:
A. Microcrystalline cellulose
B. Ethanol
C. Polivinilpirolidon
D. Stearic acid
E. Talcum
ANSWER: A
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to fillers:
A. Glucose
B. Ethanol
C. Polivinilpirolidon
D. Stearic acid
E. Talcum
ANSWER: A
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to fillers:
A. Sorbitol
B. Ethanol
C. Polivinilpirolidon
D. Stearic acid
E. Talcum
ANSWER: A
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to fillers:
A. A.Saccharose
B. Ethanol
C. Polivinilpirolidon
D. Stearic acid
E. Talcum
ANSWER: A
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to fillers:
A. Dextrin
B. Ethanol
C. Polivinilpirolidon
D. Stearic acid
E. Talcum
ANSWER: A
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to fillers:
A. A.Lactose
B. Ethanol
C. Polivinilpirolidon
D. Stearic acid
E. Talcum
ANSWER: A
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to fillers:
A. Pectin
B. Ethanol
C. Polivinilpirolidon
D. Stearic acid
E. Talcum
ANSWER: A
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to fillers:
A. Sodium chloride
B. Ethanol
C. Polivinilpirolidon
D. Stearic acid
E. Talcum
ANSWER: A
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to antifriction – sliding:
A. Pectin
B. Ethanol
C. Polivinilpirolidon
D. Stearic acid
E. Talcum
ANSWER: E
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to antifriction – sliding:
A. Pectin
B. Ethanol
C. Polivinilpirolidon
D. Stearic acid
E. Starch
ANSWER: E
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to antifriction – sliding:
A. Pectin
B. Ethanol
C. Polivinilpirolidon
D. Stearic acid
E. Aerosil
ANSWER: E
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to improves the wettability:
A. Starch
B. Ethanol
C. Polivinilpirolidon
D. Stearic acid
E. Water
ANSWER: A
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to improves the wettability:
A. Talcum
B. Ethanol
A. C.Rice starch
C. Stearic acid
D. Water
ANSWER: C
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to improves the wettability:
A. Talcum
B. Ethanol
C. Water
D. Stearic acid
E. Aerosil
ANSWER: E
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to improves the substances that form
gas:
A. Talcum
B. Ethanol
C. Mixture of sodium bicarbonate with
tartaric acid
D. Stearic acid
E. Aerosil
ANSWER: C
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to improves the substances that form
gas:
A. Talcum
B. Ethanol
C. Mixture of sodium bicarbonate with citric
acid
D. Stearic acid
E. Aerosil
ANSWER: C
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to improves the swelling:
A. Talcum
B. Agar-agar
C. Mixture of sodium bicarbonate with citric
acid
D. Stearic acid
E. Aerosil
ANSWER: B
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to improves the swelling:
A. Talcum
B. Ethanol
C. A mixture of sodium bicarbonate with
citric acid
D. Starch rice
E. Aerosil
ANSWER: D
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to improves the swelling:
A. Talcum
B. Ethanol
C. A mixture of sodium bicarbonate with
citric acid
D. Gelatin
E. Aerosil
ANSWER: D
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to improves the swelling:
A. Talcum
B. Ethanol
C. A mixture of sodium bicarbonate with
citric acid
D. alginic acid
E. Aerosil
ANSWER: D
Obtaining of tablets require using of introducing
different excipients: fillers, antifriction, loosens.
Name the group of excipients, which are
included to improves the swelling:
A. Talcum
B. Ethanol
C. A mixture of sodium bicarbonate with
citric acid
D. Amylopectin
E. Aerosil
ANSWER: D
Fillers are used to obtain a certain mass for
tablets. Choose them:
A. Talcum
B. Aerosil
C. Stearic acid
D. Ethanol
E. Fructose
ANSWER: E
Fillers are used to obtain a certain mass for
tablets. Choose them:
A. Talcum
B. Aerosil
C. Stearic acid
D. Ethanol
E. Mannitol
ANSWER: E
Fillers are used to obtain a certain mass for
tablets. Choose them:
A. Talcum
B. Aerosil
C. Stearic acid
D. Ethanol
E. Starch
ANSWER: E
Fillers are used to obtain a certain mass for
tablets. Choose them:
A. Talcum
B. Aerosil
C. Stearic acid
D. Ethanol
E. Pharmatose
ANSWER: E
Fillers are used to obtain a certain mass for
tablets. Choose them:
A. Talcum
B. Aerosil
C. Stearic acid
D. Ethanol
E. Amylopectin
ANSWER: E
Fillers are used to obtain a certain mass for
tablets. Choose them:
A. Talcum
B. Aerosil
C. Stearic acid
D. Ethanol
E. Magnesium carbonate basic
ANSWER: E
Fillers are used to obtain a certain mass for
tablets. Choose them:
A. Talcum
B. Aerosil
C. Stearic acid
D. Ethanol
E. Sodium chloride
ANSWER: E
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Specify limit the amount of pharmatose in a
tablets:
A. 1 %
B. 2%
C. 3%
D. 10%
E. Not limited
ANSWER: E
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Specify limit the amount of starch in a tablets:
A. 1 %
B. 2%
C. 3%
D. 10%
E. Not limited
ANSWER: E
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Specify limit the amount of glucose in a tablets:
A. 1 %
B. 2%
C. 3%
D. 10%
E. Not limited
ANSWER: E
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Specify limit the amount of Twin-80 in a tablets:
A. 1 %
B. 2%
C. 3%
D. 10%
E. Not limited
ANSWER: A
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Specify limit the amount of mannitol in a tablets:
A. 1 %
B. 2%
C. 3%
D. 10%
E. Not limited
ANSWER: E
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Specify limit the amount of stearic acid in a
tablets:
A. 1 %
B. 2%
C. 3%
D. 10%
E. Not limited
ANSWER: A
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Specify limit the amount of Sodium chloride in a
tablets:
A. 1 %
B. 2%
C. 3%
D. 10%
E. Not limited
ANSWER: E
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Specify limit the amount of microcrystalline
cellulose in a tablets:
A. 1 %
B. 2%
C. 3%
D. 10%
E. Not limited
ANSWER: E
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Specify limit the amount of lactose in a tablets:
A. 1 %
B. 2%
C. 3%
D. 10%
E. Not limited
ANSWER: E
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Specify limit the amount of gelatin in a tablets:
A. 1 %
B. 2%
C. 3%
D. 10%
E. Not limited
ANSWER: E
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Specify limit the amount of magnesium stearate
in a tablets:
A. 1 %
B. 2%
C. 3%
D. 10%
E. Not limited
ANSWER: A
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Specify limit the amount of calcium stearate in a
tablets:
A. 1 %
B. 2%
C. 3%
D. 10%
E. Not limited
ANSWER: A
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Specify limit the amount of talcum in a tablets:
A. 1 %
B. 2%
C. 3%
D. 10%
E. Not limited
ANSWER: C
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Specify limit the amount of Aerosil in a tablets:
A. 1 %
B. 2%
C. 3%
D. 10%
E. Not limited
ANSWER: D
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Indicate name of excipients which should be not
more than 1 % in the tablet:
A. Aerosil
B. Starch
C. Talcum
D. Calcium stearate
E. Gelatin
ANSWER: D
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Indicate name of excipients which should be not
more than 1 % in the tablet:
A. Aerosil
B. Starch
C. Talcum
D. Magnesium stearate
E. Gelatin
ANSWER: E
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Indicate name of excipients which should be not
more than 1 % in the tablet:
A. Aerosil
B. Starch
C. Talcum
D. Stearic acid
E. Gelatin
ANSWER: E
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Indicate name of excipients which should be not
more than 1 % in the tablet:
A. Aerosil
B. Starch
C. Talcum
D. Twin-80
E. Gelatin
ANSWER: D
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Indicate name of excipients which should be not
more than 3 % in the tablet:
A. Aerosil
B. Starch
C. Talcum
D. Calcium stearate
E. Gelatin
ANSWER: C
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Indicate name of excipients which should be not
more than 10 % in the tablet:
A. Aerosil
B. Starch
C. Talcum
D. Calcium stearate
E. Gelatin
ANSWER: A
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Indicate name of excipients which are not
normalized in the tablet:
A. Aerosil
B. Magnesium stearate
C. Talcum
D. Calcium stearate
E. Gelatin
ANSWER: E
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Indicate name of excipients which are not
limited in the tablet:
A. Aerosil
B. Magnesium stearate
C. Talcum
D. Calcium stearate
E. Starch
ANSWER: E
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Indicate name of excipients which are not
normalized in the tablet:
A. Aerosil
B. Magnesium stearate
C. Talcum
D. Calcium stearate
E. Glucose
ANSWER: E
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Indicate name of excipients which are not
normalized in the tablet:
A. Aerosil
B. Magnesium stearate
C. Talcum
D. Calcium stearate
E. Pharmatose
ANSWER: E
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Indicate name of excipients which are not
normalized in the tablet:
A. Aerosil
B. Magnesium stearate
C. Talcum
D. Calcium stearate
E. Lactose
ANSWER: E
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Indicate name of excipients which are not
limited in the tablet:
A. Aerosil
B. Magnesium stearate
C. Talcum
D. Calcium stearate
E. Mannitol
ANSWER: E
Amount of excipients is regulated in the tablet.
Indicate name of excipients which are not
limited in the tablet:
A. Aerosil
B. Magnesium stearate
C. Talcum
D. Calcium stearate
E. microcrystalline cellulose
ANSWER: E
The size of tablets ranging from 4 to 25 mm.
What is the most common size of tablets:
A. 1-4 mm
B. 6-20 mm
C. 10-25 mm
D. 4-12 mm
E. 15-23 mm
ANSWER: D
What are used to improve the flowability of mass
for tableting:
A. Gelatin
B. Magnesium stearate
C. Talcum
D. Calcium stearate
E. Mannitol
ANSWER: C
What are used to improve the flowability of mass
for tableting:
A. Gelatin
B. Magnesium stearate
C. Starch
D. Calcium stearate
E. Mannitol
ANSWER: C
What are used to improve the flowability of mass
for tableting:
A. Gelatin
B. Magnesium stearate
C. Aerosil
D. Calcium stearate
E. Mannitol
ANSWER: C
Depending by the localization of oral capsules
are classified:
A. soluble, insoluble, prolonged
B. sublingual absorption, gastro-soluble,
oral solution
C. subcutaneous, intravenous, rectal
D. Pressed, with one shell, with a few
shells
E. For obtaining microcapsules different
methods are used
ANSWER: A
Please specify which methods belong to
physicochemical methods:
A. method of dispersion in system
“liquid-liquid”
B. method of spray-coating in fluidized
bed
C. centrifugal micro-capsulation
D. electrostatic method
E. inter-phase polycondensation
ANSWER: C
There are two methods of producing capsular
base. What is the main feature of the method of
obtaining basis of capsular without process
swelling of gelatine:
A. gelatine is mixed with excipients and
dissolved in heated water
B. gelatine is melted in water and then
add excipients
C. excipients are dissolved in water, then
add gelatine
D. water is added to gelatine batches
when mixing with the addition of
excipients
E. gelatine is grinded with excipients
and dissolved in heated water
ANSWER: C
Elasticity of capsules governed by containing
plasticizers. How many plasticizers are added to
obtain hard capsules:
A. 15-20 %
B. 0,3-1,0 %
C. 0,1-10 %
D. 20-45 %
E. 45-65 %
ANSWER: B
There are different dosages forms, while
production of which medicinal substances are
placed in a shell. What technological principle
corresponds hard capsules:
A. Filling the capsule until it is soft and
elastic, and then, after further
processes, membrane elasticity is lost
completely or partially
B. Separately produce capsule, then
when it becomes hard, filling her
drugs
C. Solution of film formation, which
makes drying shell, coated on a hard
drug
D. Receiving a continuous spherical
shell, this is cut around the perimeter
and fill drug
E. Shell and nucleus are simultaneously
produced
ANSWER: B
For which method obtaining gelatine capsules is
used capsules base derived from the process of
swelling of gelatine:
A. the drooping method
B. the method of indentation
C. pressing method
D. disk method
E. the granulation method
ANSWER: C
While production of gelatinous base at the end of
the technological stage to the reactor, where is
the mass, connect the vacuum. For what is
purpose it done:
A. to remove the vapours of organic
solvents
B. to remove of air bubbles from the
mass
C. for accurate dosing
D. to control viscosity
E. to increase the concentration of
gelatine
ANSWER: B
To producing microcapsule shells water-soluble
substances are used. Point out them:
A. Gelatin, Starch, Polyvinylpyrrolidone
B. Ethyl Cellulose, Polyethylene,
Polypropylene
C. Magnesium oxide, Talc, Magnesium
carbonate
D. Citric acid, Vanillin, sugar
E. Vegetable oils, Twins, Sugar syrup
ANSWER: A
To obtaining microcapsules different methods
are used. Please specify which methods belong
to physical methods:
A. method of spray-coating in fluidized
bed
B. micro-capsulation, based on
coacervation
C. micro-capsulation by phase
separation
D. electrostatic method
E. inter-phase polymerization
ANSWER: A
Several categories of capsules may be
distinguished (by Eu. Ph.). What categories of
capsules do not exist?
A. hard capsules
B. persistent intestinal
C. soft capsules
D. gastro-resistant capsules
E. modified-release capsules
ANSWER: B
There are two methods of producing capsular
base. What is the main feature of the method of
obtaining basis of capsular with process of
swelling gelatine:
A. gelatine is mixed with excipients and
dissolved in heated water
B. gelatine is melted in water and then
add excipients
C. excipients is dissolved in water, then
add gelatine
D. water is batched to gelatine add when
mixing with the addition of excipients
E. gelatine is grinded with excipients
and dissolved in heated water
ANSWER: B
To obtaining microcapsules different methods
are used. Please specify which methods belong
to chemical methods:
A. method of pelleting
B. method of spraying
C. method of dispersion in system
“liquid-liquid”
D. micro-capsulation, based on
coacervation
E. inter-phase polymerization
ANSWER: E
For which method obtaining gelatine capsules
derived by the process of swelling of gelatine
base of capsules is used:
A. the drooping method
B. the method of indentation
C. pressing method
D. disk method
E. granulation method
ANSWER: C
To producing microcapsule shells substances,
which dissolve in organic solvents are used. Call
them:
A. Gelatin, Starch, Polyvinylpyrrolidone
B. Ethyl Cellulose, Polyethylene,
Polypropylene
C. magnesium oxide, talc, magnesium
carbonate
D. citric acid, vanillin, sugar
E. vegetable oils, twins, sugar syrup
ANSWER: B
To obtaining microcapsules different methods
are used. Please specify which methods belong
to physicochemical methods:
A. method of pelleting,
B. method of spraying
C. micro-capsulation, based on
coacervation
D. inter-phase polymerization
E. centrifugal micro-capsulation
ANSWER: C
There are different dosage forms, in which
medicines are placed in the shell. What is
technological principle for soft capsules:
A. filling the capsule until it is soft and
elastic, and then, after further
processes, membrane elasticity is lost
completely or partially
B. separately produce capsule, then
when it becomes hard, filling her
drugs
C. Solution of film formation, which
makes drying shell, coated on a hard
drug
D. Receiving a continuous spherical
shell, this is cut around the perimeter
and fill drug
E. Shell is pressed and grinded
ANSWER: A
Elasticity of capsules governed by containing
plasticizers. How many plasticizers are added to
obtain soft capsules:
A. 15-20 %
B. 0,3-1,0 %
C. 0,1-10 %
D. 20-45 %
E. 45-65 %
ANSWER: D
To obtaining microcapsules different methods
used. Please specify which methods belong to
physical methods:
A. method of pelleting,
B. micro-capsulation, based on
coacervation
C. micro-capsulation by phase
separation
D. inter-phase polymerization
E. electrostatic method
ANSWER: A
In the course of tablet manufacturing can
delaminate. What group of auxiliary substances
is necessary for ensuring to gain resistant
tablets?
A. Fillers
B. Antifriction substances
C. Binding substances
D. The loosening substances
E. Correctors of taste.
ANSWER: C
Tablets are the solid dosed medicinal form. They name
cakes if their diameter exceeds:
A. 25 mm
B. 40 mm
C. 28 mm
D. 30 mm
E. 35 mm
ANSWER: A
Medicinal substances should possess properties
what provide their direct pressing. To these
properties refer to:
A. Irregular the form of crystals, good
looseness, high adhesion to the press
tool
B. Regular the form of crystals, good
friability, compactability, low
adhesion to the press tool
C. Irregular the form of crystals, good
looseness, low adhesion to the press
tool
D. Wettability of pulverous substance,
compactability, cohesion
E. Regular the form of crystals, good
friability, compactability, wettability,
a coalescence of particles
ANSWER: B
In the course of manufacturing of tablets for
reception of their certain weight in composition
of compound for tabletting it is necessary to add:
A. Fillers
B. Antifriction substances
C. Connecting substances
D. The loosening substances
E. Correctors of taste
ANSWER: A
While manufacturing of tablets apply different
groups of auxiliary substances. Specify, for what
are purpose connecting substances used:
A. For reception of necessary weight of
tablets
B. For a taste adjustment
C. For raise of mechanical durability of
tablets
D. For improving disintegrate tablets
E. For improving of flow of a mix for
tabulating
ANSWER: C
What excipients are used while manufacturing of
tablets for improving of friability of compound:
A. PVP
B. Dairy sugar
C. Agar-agar
D. The twin-80
E. Starch
ANSWER: D
Tablets are classified by different signs. By a
way of reception they discriminate:
A. The frame
B. Formation
C. The simple
D. The single-layer
E. Dragee
ANSWER: B
What are disadvantages of the method direct
pressing for manufacturing of tablets:
A. Possibility of stratification of tablets
B. Exclusions of several positions of the
equipment
C. Decrease of a total surface of parts
D. Adhesion of corpuscles of a different
size
E. Short technological cycle
ANSWER: A
While manufacturing of tablets different groups
of auxiliary substances are applied. Specify,
what are purpose use correctors of taste:
A. For reception of certain weight of
tablets
B. For a taste adjustment
C. For achievement of necessary
mechanical durability of tablets
D. For improving disintegrating tablets
E. For martempering of flow of a mix
for pressing
ANSWER: A
While pressing of medicinal substances porosity
sharply decreases and by that penetration of a
liquid in a tablet is at a loss. To improving
disintegrating apply:
A. Fillers
B. Antifriction substances
C. Connecting substances
D. The loosening substances
E. correctors of teste
ANSWER:
While reception of tablets for tabulating it is
necessary to induct the auxiliary substances what
quantity does the Pharmacopoeia into mass
ration. How many МKC 10 it is possible to
entering into a tablet?
A. 1 %
B. 2 %
C. 3 %
D. 5 %
E. It is not rationed
ANSWER: E
For reception of necessary weight of tablets in
tabletted mass induct fillers. What is refers to
this group:
A. Glucose
B. Tragacant
C. Magnesium stearate
D. Agar-agar
E. Talc
ANSWER: A