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What type of drugs require an increase in stability according to the given information?
What type of drugs require an increase in stability according to the given information?
- Vaccines
- Over-the-counter drugs
- Antibiotics
- Light-sensitive drugs (correct)
Which substances are mentioned in the text for increasing the stability of light-sensitive drugs?
Which substances are mentioned in the text for increasing the stability of light-sensitive drugs?
- Synthetic dyes, natural colors, and food pigments (correct)
- Chemical preservatives
- Antioxidants
- Flavor additives
What is the specific reason provided in the text for the stability enhancement of light-sensitive drugs?
What is the specific reason provided in the text for the stability enhancement of light-sensitive drugs?
- To increase potency
- To prevent degradation from exposure to light (correct)
- To enhance taste
- To neutralize acidity
Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the text as a method to increase the stability of light-sensitive drugs?
Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the text as a method to increase the stability of light-sensitive drugs?
What role do pigments of food play in relation to light-sensitive drugs based on the text?
What role do pigments of food play in relation to light-sensitive drugs based on the text?
What is the principle behind the concept 'like dissolves like' in solubility?
What is the principle behind the concept 'like dissolves like' in solubility?
What is the relationship between the polarity of a solvent and its ability to dissolve a solute?
What is the relationship between the polarity of a solvent and its ability to dissolve a solute?
What is the primary factor that affects the solubility of a substance?
What is the primary factor that affects the solubility of a substance?
What is the ratio of solvent to solute that determines solubility?
What is the ratio of solvent to solute that determines solubility?
What is the concept of 'like dissolves like' often associated with?
What is the concept of 'like dissolves like' often associated with?
What is the primary function of fillers in pharmaceuticals?
What is the primary function of fillers in pharmaceuticals?
Which of the following is a surfactant?
Which of the following is a surfactant?
What is the 'cleanest' ISO classification for particulate matter in room air?
What is the 'cleanest' ISO classification for particulate matter in room air?
What is the purpose of USP general chapters?
What is the purpose of USP general chapters?
Which of the following is not a filler?
Which of the following is not a filler?
What is the primary function of the 'bubble action' in tablets?
What is the primary function of the 'bubble action' in tablets?
What is the approximate pore size required to remove microorganisms from a filter?
What is the approximate pore size required to remove microorganisms from a filter?
What happens to the tablets as a result of the 'bubble action'?
What happens to the tablets as a result of the 'bubble action'?
What is the primary purpose of having a filter with a specific pore size?
What is the primary purpose of having a filter with a specific pore size?
What is improved due to the 'bubble action'?
What is improved due to the 'bubble action'?
What would happen if the pore size of the filter is larger than 0.2 μm?
What would happen if the pore size of the filter is larger than 0.2 μm?
What is the ultimate goal of the 'bubble action' in the tablets?
What is the ultimate goal of the 'bubble action' in the tablets?
What is the 'bubble action' related to in the context of tablets?
What is the 'bubble action' related to in the context of tablets?
What is the consequence of using a filter with a pore size larger than 0.2 μm?
What is the consequence of using a filter with a pore size larger than 0.2 μm?
Why is it important to have a filter with a specific pore size?
Why is it important to have a filter with a specific pore size?
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