M PHARMA

Course Details :

MPG-IV PHARMACOGOSY & PHYTO-CHEMISTRY
MPG-V PHARMACOGOSY & PHYTO-CHEMISTRY
MPL-I PHARMACOLOGY-I
MPL-II PHARMACOLOGY-II
MPL-III PHARMACOLOGY-III
MPL-IV PHARMACOLOGY
MPL-V PHARMACOLOGY
MPP-I PHARMACY PRACTICE-I
MPP-II PHARMACY PRACTICE-II
MPP-III PHARMACY PRACTICE-III
MPP-IV PHARMACY PRACTICE
MPP-V PHARMACY PRACTICE
MPT-I PHARMACEUTICS-I
MPT-II PHARMACEUTICS-II
MPT-III PHARMACEUTICS-III

PHARMACEUTICS I:

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT AND PACKAGING TECHNOLOGY

1. Preformulation Studies.
Study of physical, chemical and pharmaceutical factors influencing formulation of drugs
2. Study of different types of formulation additives e.g., diluents, binders, disintegrators, Lubricants, vehicles, antioxidants, preservatives, coloring, flavoring, sweetening, suspending and emulsifying agents, materials for a ointment and suppository bases, drug excipient interaction and incompatibilities,
3. Formulation Considerations.
Technology involved, detailed study of equipment (Machines) employed along with layouts, problems to be encountered and evaluation of
a) Solid dosage forms- Tablets, Tablet coatings, Capsules
b) Liquid dosage forms- liquid orals including solutions, suspensions, elixirs, syrups, and emulsions.
c) Semisolid dosage forms- Ointments, creams, suppositories.
d) Sterile dosage forms- Parenterals and ophthalmic.
e) Aerosols.
f) Herbal cosmetics
Designing of fast-release products,
4. Kinetic principles and stability testing.
Order of reaction. Stability study programmes for formulations, Determination of expiry date(shelf life), and overages calculations.Stablity indicating assays, Physical stability testing.