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![• These are Inactive Ingredients or Inert [ non-active ]
• Excepients have No Pharmaceutical Effect.
• Examples:-
Colouring Agents
Flavouring agents
Sweeting Agents
Preservatives….etc.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/dosageform-231115124625-6fa43327/85/DOSAGE-FORM-AND-ITS-CLASSIFICATION-pptx-4-320.jpg)
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DOSAGE FORM AND ITS CLASSIFICATION.pptx
The document outlines the definitions and classifications of drugs and pharmaceutical ingredients, highlighting the difference between active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and excipients. It describes various dosage forms based on the route of administration, physical form, and method of manufacture, providing examples for each category. The classifications include oral, topical, ophthalmic, parenteral, inhalation, rectal, and vaginal routes, as well as solid, liquid, and semi-solid forms.
DOSAGE FORM AND ITS CLASSIFICATION.pptx
- 2. • Drug isa compound which used in Diagonsis Treatment And Prevention of Diseases.
- 3. • API isstands for Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients. • API is the main part of any formulation that actually produces its Pharmaceutical Effect.
- 4. • These areInactive Ingredients or Inert [ non-active ] • Excepients have No Pharmaceutical Effect. • Examples:- Colouring Agents Flavouring agents Sweeting Agents Preservatives….etc.
- 5. The form By which DRUGDELIVERED TO THE SITE OF ACTION WITHIN THE BODY.
- 6. CLASSIFICATION OF DOSAGEFORM DOSAGE FORM BASED ON ADMINISTRATION BASED ON PHYSICAL FORM METHORD OF MANUFACTURE
- 7. (1.)BASEDON ADMINISTRATION ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION ORALROUTE TOPICAL ROUTE OPTHALMIC ROUTE PARANTRAL ROUTE INHALATION ROUTE OTIC ROUTE RECTAL ROUTE VAGINAL ROUTE EXAMPLE TABLET CAPSULE SRUP SUSPENSION EXAMPLE CREAM SPRAY GEL LOTION EXAMPLE EYE DROPS EYE OINTMENT EYE GELS EXAMPLE EAR DROPS EXAMPLE INTRAVENOUS INJECTION INTTRAMUSCULAR INJECTION SUBCUTANEOUS INJECTION EXAMPLE NEBULASIOR AERASOL EXAMPLE SUPPOSITORIES ENEMA EXAMPLE PESSARY
- 8. (2.)BASED ON PHYSICALFORM PHYSICAL FORM SOLID DOSAGE FORM LIQUID DOSAGE FORM SEMI-SOLID DOSAGE FORM
- 9. SOLID DOSAGE FORM UNIT DOSAGE FORM BULK EXTERNAL INTERNAL SOLIDDOSAGE FORM EXAMPLE TABLET CAPSULE PILLS EXAMPLE DUSTING POWDER DENTRIFICE EXAMPLE FINE POWDER GRANULES
- 10. LIQUID DOSAGE FORM LIQUID DOSAGEFORM BIPHASIC MONOPHASIC EXTERNAL INTERNAL EXAMPLE SUSPENSION EMULSION EXAMPLE SRUP ELIXER DROPS EXAMPLE CREAM LOTION SPRAY GEL EYE/EAR DROPS
- 11. SEMI-SOLID DOSAGE FORM SEMI-SOLID DOSAGEFORM INTERNAL EXTERNAL EXAMPLE SUPPOSITORIES PESSARIES EXAMPLE OINTMENT CREAM GEL PASTE
- 12. (3.)METHOD OF MANUFACTURE METHORDOF MANUFACTURE ASEPTIC NON-ASEPTIC EXAMPLE PARANTRAL EYE/EAR DROPS EXAMPLE SOLUTION SRUP