RAJIV GANDHI UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
Final Year B.Pharm
Advanced Industrial Pharmacy
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(Revised Scheme 4)QUESTION PAPER BANK
Chapter - 1 BIOPHARMACEUTICAL CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS (5)
SHORT ESSAY (5 Marks)
- Explain the BCS classification of drugs with examples.
- Define bioavailability. Explain any three approaches to improve the bioavailability of the poorly soluble drugs.
- Explain the concept of inclusion complexes.
- Define solid dispersions. Explain any one method of preparation of solid dispersions.
- Define complexation technique. Explain any one method of preparation of inclusion complexes.
- Define bioavailability. Explain how the bioavailability of poorly soluble drugs can be improved?
- Explain the following approaches: a) Solid dispersion b) Complexation technique.
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Chapter - 2 CONTROLLED DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS: (10 + 2)
LONG ESSAY (10 Marks)
- Explain the various requirements of drug candidate to be selected for formulation into controlled drug delivery system.
- Explain the principle involved in the design of controlled drug delivery systems.
- Define microencapsulation. Write the applications of microencapsulation. Explain phase separation – coacervation technique.
- Describe the various physicochemical and pharmaceutical factors to be considered in selection of a drug candidate for controlled delivery formulations.
- Write the concept of controlled drug delivery systems. Explain the approaches for the Controlled release formulations based on diffusion.
- Write the concept of controlled drug delivery systems. Explain the approaches for the Controlled release formulations based on dissolution.
- Write the concept of controlled drug delivery systems. Explain the approaches for the Controlled release formulations based on ion exchange technique.
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SHORT ANSWERS (2 Marks)
- Define controlled drug delivery systems with examples.
- What are the advantages and disadvantages of controlled drug delivery systems?
- Define core and coat materials with respect to microencapsulation.
- Define microencapsulation technique.
- Define dissolution and diffusion.
- Write the applications of microencapsulation.
- Name any two polymers used in the reservoir type of controlled drug delivery formulations.
- Name any two polymers used in the matrix type of controlled drug delivery formulations.
- Name any two ion exchange resins used in controlled drug delivery formulations.
- Name the techniques of microencapsulation.
- Define half life and protein binding.
- How the half life influence the design of controlled drug delivery systems.
- How the protein binding influence the design of controlled drug delivery systems.
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Chapter - 3 A) NOVEL DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS B) TARGETED DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS (10 + 5 + 5 + 2)
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LONG ESSAYS (10 Marks)
- Define NDDS. Explain the advantages and formulation of ocular drug delivery systems.
- What is transdermal DDS? Explain the different formulation approaches for transdermal DDS.
- What is an implant? Explain the formulation of implants with a suitable example.
- Define liposome. Explain the different methods of preparation of liposomes.
- Define nanoparticle? Write the importance of nanoparticles in target drug delivery systems with suitable examples.
- What are buccal DDS? Explain the formulation of buccal drug delivery system.
- What are the advantages and disadvantages of nasal DDS? With the help of a neat labeled diagram explain the physiology of the nasal cavity with reference to nasal drug absorption.
- Explain the methods of preparation and applications of microsphere with suitable examples.
- Describe all the criteria to be considered for the selection of drugs to be formulated into a transdermal DDS with examples.
- What are vesicular DDS of niosomes? Explain the advantages, disadvantages and applications.
- What are targeted DDS? Explain the different approaches of targeting.
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SHORT ESSAYS (5 Marks)
- Explain the characteristics of ocular drug delivery systems.
- What is ocular DDS? Explain its advantages, disadvantages and ideal requirements for ocular drug delivery systems.
- Explain concept, advantages and disadvantages of nanoparticles.
- Explain concept, advantages and disadvantages of liposomes.
- Explain concept, advantages and disadvantages of implants.
- Write a note on the formulation of buccal drug delivery systems.
- Define ocular drug delivery system. Explain different types of ocular DDS.
- What is nasal drug delivery system? Write about its advantages and disadvantages.
- Define nanoparticles. Explain its importance in targeted drug delivery systems.
- What are niosomes? Write its applications in target drug delivery system.
- Explain any two formulation approaches for transdermal drug delivery systems.
- Define microspheres. Explain any two methods of microsphere preparation.
- Describe the components of transdermal DDS.
- Differentiate between novel and conventional drug delivery systems.
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SHORT ANSWERS (2 Marks)
- Define buccal drug delivery systems.
- What is transdermal drug delivery?
- Enumerate the different types of ocular dosage forms.
- What are the ideal requirements for ocular drug delivery systems?
- Define liposomes?
- Define niosomes.
- Explain the advantages of nasal drug delivery systems.
- What is nasal DDS?
- Define microspheres.
- Define nanoparticles.
- How nanoparticles are used as target drug delivery systems.
- What are pressure sensitive adhesives? Give examples.
- Define ocular drug delivery systems.
- What are implants?
- Give examples for implant drug delivery systems.
- Name two marketed transdermal products.
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Chapter -4 PILOT PLANT SCALE UP (10 + 2)
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LONG ESSAY (10 marks)
- What is a pilot plant? Explain the factors to be considered in the organization of a pharmaceutical pilot plant.
- Explain the protocol for pilot plant scale up for tablets production.
- What are the various general requirements for setting up a pilot plant for pharmaceutical preparations?
- Explain how the development of master formula records and batch manufacturing records play an important role in pilot plant scale up studies.
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SHORT ANSWERS (2 Marks)
- What is pilot plant?
- Describe master formula records.
- What is a batch manufacturing record? What are the different parts in batch manufacturing record?
- Explain the contents of batch manufacturing record.
- Describe the personnel requirements in a pilot plant.
- What is technology transfer?
- Describe the benefits of pilot plant scale up studies.
- Name any four general requirements for pilot plant construction.
- What are the contents of master formula records?
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Chapter -5 PHARMACEUTICAL PACKAGING (5 + 2)
SHORT ESSAY (5 Marks)
- Explain the different types of pharmaceutical packaging materials?
- Define and explain primary and secondary packing materials.
- Define pharmaceutical packaging materials. What are their advantages and disadvantages?
- What are the criteria for the selection of pharmaceutical packaging materials?
- What are the materials used for the construction of containers and closures?
- Explain glass as the container for the pharmaceutical packaging.
- Explain metal as the container for the pharmaceutical packaging.
- Explain plastic as the container for the pharmaceutical packaging.
- Explain rubber as the container for the pharmaceutical packaging.
- Explain the quality control tests conducted for glass as pharmaceutical packaging materials.
- Explain the quality control tests conducted for metal as pharmaceutical packaging materials.
- Explain the quality control tests conducted for plastic as pharmaceutical packaging materials.
- Explain the quality control tests conducted for rubber as pharmaceutical packaging materials.
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SHORT ANSWERS (2 Marks)
- Define pharmaceutical packaging with examples.
- Define primary packing materials with examples.
- Define secondary packing materials with examples.
- Define containers with examples.
- Define closures and closure liners with examples.
- What are the advantages and disadvantages of glass as the pharmaceutical packaging material?
- What are the advantages and disadvantages of metal as the pharmaceutical packaging material?
- What are the advantages and disadvantages of plastic as the pharmaceutical packaging material?
- What are the advantages and disadvantages of rubber as the pharmaceutical packaging material?
- Name the types of glass used as the pharmaceutical packaging materials.
- Define glass transition temperature.
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Chapter - 6: CURRENT GOOD MANUFACTURING PRACTICES (CGMP): (5+2+2)
SHORT ESSAY (5 marks)
- Explain the salient features of USFDA with respect to approval of pharmaceutical formulations.
- Describe the guidelines mentioned under MHRA for quality manufacture of pharmaceutical formulations.
- Write the cGMP requirements of schedule M as per D & C Act.
- Explain the salient features of USFDA with respect to manufacture of finished products.
- Explain the objectives, role and structure of TGA.
- Explain the objectives, role and structure of MHRA.
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SHORT ANSWERS (2 Marks)
- What is cGMP? Write the significance of implementation of cGMP.
- What are the objectives of D & C Act.
- What is USFDA? Write any two functions of USFDA.
- What is MHRA? Write any two functions of MHRA.
- What is TGA? Write any two functions of TGA.
- What are therapeutic goods as per TGA guidelines?
- What are the objectives of USFDA guidelines?
- What are the objectives of MHRA guidelines?
- What are the objectives of TGA guidelines?
- Define Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient and Finished Product as per USFDA.
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Chapter - 7: VALIDATION: (10 + 2)
LONG ESSAY (10 Marks)
- Explain various types of validation. Discuss suitable validation procedure for mixing operation.
- Explain the process validation. Describe the protocol of process validation of compression of tablets.
- Describe the various steps involved in the process validation of the mixing operation on a planetary mixer.
- Describe the various steps involved in the process validation of the mixing operation on a sigma blade mixer.
- Define validation. Explain the prospective and concurrent validation.
- Define validation. Explain the retrospective validation and revalidation.
- Define validation. Explain the significance of validation in pharmaceutical operations with respect to mixing and compression.
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SHORT ANSWER (2 Marks)
- Define validation.
- Define process validation.
- Why do we have to perform process validation?
- What are the objectives of process validation?
- What is the importance of process validation?
- Name different types of validation.
- Define prospective validation.
- Define concurrent validation.
- Define retrospective validation.
- Define revalidation.
- Name four types of process validation.
- What are the three stages of process validation?
- What are the typical activities of process design?
- What is meant by process qualification?
- What is meant by continued process verification?
- Define validation master plan.
- Define validation protocol.
- Define validation report.
- Define sampling plan.
- Name the critical process parameters in validation of mixing.
- Name the critical process parameters in validation of compression.
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Chapter - 8: BIOSTATISTICS (5 + 2)
SHORT ESSAY (5 Marks)
- Define biostatistics. What is the significance of biostatistics in pharmacy?
- Define biostatistics. Explain different types of data distribution.
- Define biostatistics. Explain the measurement of central tendency distribution with respect to average, mean, median and mode.
- Define and explain average, mean, median and mode with examples.
- Explain variation of mean and standard deviation with examples.
- Explain variance and coefficient of variation with examples.
- Define biostatistics. Explain the standard error of mean.
- Describe the procedure for the measurement of the spread of data range?
- Define variation of mean, standard deviation, variance and coefficient of variation.
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SHORT ANSWERS (2 Marks)
- Define biostatistics.
- Define data distribution.
- Define central tendency distribution.
- Define median and mode.
- What are the differences between median and mode?
- Define variation of mean.
- Define standard deviation.
- Define variance.
- Define coefficient of variation.
- What is meant by standard error of mean?
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Chapter - 9: ICH GUIDELINES AND QbD (2 + 2)
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SHORT ANSWERS (2 Marks)
- Define ICH. What is the purpose of ICH guidelines?
- What are the advantages of ICH guidelines?
- Name various zones as per ICH guidelines.
- What is the basis of classification of zones as per ICH guidelines?
- What are the quality guidelines as per ICH?
- What are the safety guidelines as per ICH?
- What are the efficacy guidelines as per ICH?
- Classify zones for long term stability testing as per ICH guidelines.
- Classify zones for accelerated stability testing as per ICH guidelines.
- Classify zones for intermediate stability testing as per ICH guidelines.
- Define accelerated and intermediate testing?
- Define long term and accelerated testing?
- Define QbD.
- What are the benefits of QbD?
- What are the tools of QbD?
- What are the components of QbD?
- What are the advantages of implementing QbD?
- What are the challenges of adopting QbD?
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