Pharmaceutical Solutions and Types Lecture

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Which type of pharmaceutical solution contains more than 60% sugar (sucrose)?

Syrups

What is the main solvent in elixirs?

Ethanol

Which type of pharmaceutical solution is prepared by extracting active constituents from crude materials?

Tinctures

For which route of administration are pharmaceutical solutions NOT given?

Intravenous

What is the main advantage of pharmaceutical solutions over solid dosage forms like tablets or capsules?

Faster absorption

What is the main reason for using water as a solvent for pharmaceutical solutions?

Availability, physiological compatibility, and lack of toxicity

Which type of water is used for drugs sensitive to carboxylation by CO2?

Carbon dioxide-free WFI

How is Water for Injection (WFI) obtained?

By sterilizing the distilled water using an autoclave

What approach can be used to improve the solubility of weak electrolytes or non-polar drugs?

Co-solvency

What are the fundamental considerations in the formulation of pharmaceutical solutions?

Solubility and stability

This lecture covers the conversion of drugs into pharmaceutical solutions, including solutions, syrups, and elixirs, which are liquid preparations containing chemical substances dissolved in a solvent or mixture of solvents. It provides an overview of common types of pharmaceutical solutions and their characteristics.

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