Download OU Pharm D Question Paper 3rd Sem 2018 1255 Pharmaceutical Formulations

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FACULTY OF PHARMACY

Pharm D (6-YDC) III - Year (Main & Backlog) Examination, July 2018

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Subject: Pharmaceutical Formulations

Time: 3 Hrs Max.Marks: 70

Note: Answer all questions from Part — A. Any Five questions from Part - B.

PART - A (10x2 = 20 Marks)

1. Write about the significance of the clarity test.

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2. What is bloom strength and explain its importance?
3. Write a note on preservatives used in ophthalmic products.
4. Write about the leaker test of parenterals.
5. Give the classification of emulsifying agents with suitable examples.
6. Write about preservatives for ophthalmic products.

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7. Explain displacement value and mention its importance.
8. Explain about lamination and capping.
9. What are the defects of sugar coating?
10. Write about sedimentation parameters.

PART - B (50 Marks)

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11. Explain briefly about various excipients used in tablet formulation and their functions.
12. Explain in detail the different granulation techniques for the preparation of tablets with their advantages.
13. Define and classify capsules. Explain the manufacturing and evaluation of soft gelatin capsules. 2+8
14. Explain formulation and evaluation of suspensions. Write different identification tests of emulsions. 7+3
15. With the help of a neat labeled diagram explain the layout of a small volume parenteral unit. Explain the official quality control tests of parenterals. 5+5

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16. What are suppositories and write about the bases used for their preparation. Write about the formulation of jellies. (1+4+5)
17. Discuss in detail about the containers used in the packaging of parenterals.
18. Define prolonged action dosage form. Write their advantages and disadvantages. Explain the formulation and evaluation of transdermal patches.