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Under what conditions may the FDA waive the in vivo bioavailability requirement?
Under what conditions may the FDA waive the in vivo bioavailability requirement?
- If the drug is intended for oral administration
- If certain conditions are met (correct)
- If the drug is a solid dosage form
- If there is a change in manufacturing process
For which type of application is in vivo bioavailability data required unless information is provided and accepted?
For which type of application is in vivo bioavailability data required unless information is provided and accepted?
- Biological License Applications (BLAs)
- Supplemental Applications
- Abbreviated New Drug Applications (ANDAs) (correct)
- New Drug Applications (NDAs)
When are in vivo bioavailability data required for Supplemental Applications?
When are in vivo bioavailability data required for Supplemental Applications?
- If there is a change in product formulation
- If there is a change in dosage strength
- If the drug is intended for oral administration
- If there is a change in manufacturing process (correct)
What type of data submissions does the FDA require bioavailability data for?
What type of data submissions does the FDA require bioavailability data for?
What type of data is required for NDAs according to the FDA?
What type of data is required for NDAs according to the FDA?
Which type of drugs are most bioavailability and bioequivalence studies applied to?
Which type of drugs are most bioavailability and bioequivalence studies applied to?
When are in vivo bioavailability data required for Supplemental Applications?
When are in vivo bioavailability data required for Supplemental Applications?
Under what circumstances may the FDA waive the in vivo bioavailability requirement?
Under what circumstances may the FDA waive the in vivo bioavailability requirement?
What type of applications require in vivo bioavailability data unless information is provided and accepted?
What type of applications require in vivo bioavailability data unless information is provided and accepted?
What type of drugs are most bioavailability and bioequivalence studies applied to?
What type of drugs are most bioavailability and bioequivalence studies applied to?
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Study Notes
FDA Waiver Conditions
- The FDA may waive the in vivo bioavailability requirement under certain circumstances.
Bioavailability Data Requirements
- In vivo bioavailability data is required for Abbreviated New Drug Applications (ANDAs) unless information is provided and accepted.
- In vivo bioavailability data is required for Supplemental Applications when the supplement involves a change in the formulation, manufacturing process, or bioavailability/bioequivalence.
Data Submissions
- The FDA requires bioavailability data for New Drug Applications (NDAs) and ANDAs.
- The FDA requires pharmacokinetic data, including bioavailability and bioequivalence data, for NDAs.
Bioavailability and Bioequivalence Studies
- Bioavailability and bioequivalence studies are most commonly applied to oral dosage forms, particularly solid oral dosage forms.
Circumstances for Waiver
- The FDA may waive the in vivo bioavailability requirement under specific circumstances, which are not specified.
Application Requirements
- In vivo bioavailability data is required for ANDAs unless information is provided and accepted.
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