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Tablets & Tablet Coating

Tablets & Tablet Coating

  • dispersible tablets

    -are dispersed in water prior to ingestion

  • effervescent tablets

    -Prepared by compression of granular effervescent salts that release carbon dioxide in contact with water

  • citric acid, tartaric acid, sodium bicarbonate

    What are the different compounds used in making effervescent mixtures? (3)

  • a

    What kind of tablets dissolve slowly?

    a) buccal

    b) dispersible

    c) effervescent

    d) sublingual

  • c,d

    What kind of tablets dissolve immediately to deliver rapid drug effects?

    a) buccal

    b) dispersible

    c) effervescent

    d) sublingual

  • b

    Which kind of tablets use super-disintegrants to make it dissolve faster in liquid?

    a) buccal

    b) dispersible

    c) effervescent

    d) sublingual

  • d

    Which kind of tablets are used for drugs that are destroyed by gastric juice or poorly absorbed in GI tract?

    a) buccal

    b) dispersible

    c) effervescent

    d) sublingual

  • mannitol

    -found in most chewable tablets; provides a good feeling in the mouth.

  • antacids, pediatric vitamins, anti-flatulent

    What are some chewable tablets?

  • patients w difficulty swallowing; nausea & vomiting caused by chemo

    Oral disintegrating tablets is mostly used in what kind of patients?

  • physical & chemical stability, esthetic appearance, bioavailable, content uniformity

    What are some properties of Good tablets? (5)

  • shape; size

    Tablet shape is determined by ______ and ______ of punch and die set.

  • b

    Which method of tablet making CANNOT be used for potent drugs like Clonazepam?

    a) wet granulation

    b) direct compression

    c) dry granulation

    d) hot melt extrusion

  • a

    Which method of tablet making is expensive & time consuming?

    a) wet granulation

    b) direct compression

    c) dry granulation

    d) hot melt extrusion

  • capping

    -Partial or complete separation of the top or bottom crowns of the tablet

  • lamination

    -Separation of a tablet into two or more distinct layers

  • mottling

    -Un-uniform distribution of color on a tablet, with light or dark spots appearing on surface

  • sticking

    -The granules adhere to the die wall and punches.

  • picking

    -The tablet punches pick the contents of the tablet surface. Picking occurs on the letters, logos, and other designs of the punch face.

  • double impression

    -Occurs in punches with engraving on the surface.

  • excellent

    <25 degrees indicates _______ flow.

  • 85-115%

    Active ingredient should lie between ___________ of the labeled value.

  • 4-6

    ________ an acceptable hardness for an uncoated tablet.

  • friability test

    -determines the tablet’s resistance to cracking, chipping and breaking during handling, packaging and shipping.

  • tablet disintegration test

    -water in beaker maintained at 37 +/- 2 degrees celsius

    -shaft moves up and down at 29-32 cycles/min

  • film coating

    -coated with a  polymer to form thin film around the surface. The release profile of drug from the dosage form depends on the nature of the  coating polymer.

  • compression coating

    What type of coating results in a "tablet within a tablet" or shell and core?

  • compression force; amount of binding agent

    Hardness is a function of __________ and ____________.

  • poor flow of granules; improper setting of die volume

    What could be possible reasons as to why tablets vary in weight?

  • blistering, chipping, peeling, orange peel, sticking/picking

    What are quality issues in coated tablets?

  • improper drying, formulation composition, processing issues

    Why do quality issues in coated tablets occur?

  • time consuming; increase in size and weight of tablet

    What are disadvantages associated with sugar coating?

  • less than 1%

    What difference in weight in the friability test is considered acceptable?