The document elaborates on the pharmacy profession, defining a pharmacist's role in drug preparation and dispensing, and detailing various aspects of drug manufacturing and pharmaceutical marketing. It highlights the importance of quality assurance, regulatory affairs, and research and development within the industry. Additionally, it discusses career opportunities in pharmacy, emphasizing the significance of education and skills in advancing one's career.

1. Presented By –
Shahnawaz Ahmad
B. Pharmsecond year

2.  The Pharmacy word derived from the
Greek word “pharmakon” means drug.
 Pharmacy is the art and science of
preparing and dispensing of drug.

3. The formal definition of a pharmacist
is, a person who is professionally
qualified to prepare and dispense
medicinal drugs.

4. Any Substance used in the treatment of
disease or diagnosis is known as drug.
Diagnosis is the determination of nature of
disease

5. The basic ingredients which are needed for
production.
Raw materials can be either active drug or
inactive substances.
The material may be-
Natural ( plant, animal, mineral)
Synthetic
semi-synthetic
Raw Materials

6. AcademicPharama Marketing
Production &
Manufacturing
Quality Control &
Quality Assurance
Formulation &
Development
Pharmaceutical
Packaging
Research & Development
Drug Regulatory
Affairs Hospital Pharmacy
Regulatory Bodies
Drug Inspector
Drug Controller
Drug Analyst
Scientist in CDRI &
NBRI
Community Pharmacy
Abroad Research
Go
vt.
Job
s

7. Drug Manufacturing is the process of industrial-
sacle synthesis of pharmaceutical drugs by
pharmaceutical companies.
The process of drug manufacturing can be broken
down into a series of unit operations, such as
milling, granulation, coating, tablet pressing,
and others.

8. Manufacturing

9. Tablet & Capsule Inspection machin

10. Pharmaceutical Packaging
Packaging is the science, art & technology of enclosing or
protecting products for distribution, storage, sale & use.
Pharmaceutical packaging is the economical means of
providing protection, identification, information,
convenience and stability of the product.

11. Functions / Benefits of Packaging
 Product identification- Packaging greatly
helps in identification of the products.
 Product protection- Packaging protect the
content of the product from spoilage, breakage,
leakage
 Facilitate the use of product- Packaging
makes product convenient to open, handle and
use by the consumer
Product promotion- Packaging helps in
product promotion & attract the attention of
the people while purchasing

12.  Is the material
that first envelops
the product and
hold it.
 Is outside the
primary packaging,
used to group
primary package
together.
 Is used for bulk
handling and
shipping
Strip pack Blister pack
Bottle Spray
Boxes Cartons

13.  Some times called Medico-marketing or
Pharma-marketing.
 B & D Pharmacy fresher are employed in
marketing of pharmaceutical products and
medical devices as Medical Representatives
(MR).

14. A Men who represent a pharma company in terms
of their BRANDS in front of doctors as well as
Medical institute.
BRANDS = Product (Medicine) OR
Medical Devices Name

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• The first step in sales team.Medical
Representative
• Directly touch with M.R.Area Sales Manager
• Second forward step of a
M.R. carrier.
Regional Sales
Manager
• A zone is handle.
• Three to five state covered.
Zonal Sales Manager
Deputy General
manager
General Manager
Management OR
Director

16. The business of advertising or other wise
promoting the sale of Pharmaceutical drugs.
Career grow in marketing depends on the
networking ability, Knowledge and
Communication skills.

17. Branch of
Pharmacy
B. Pharm
M.
Pharm
M.S.
Pharm M.Tech
D.
Pharm
Pharm.
D
National institute -
NIPER & DIPSER

18. Drug Analyst
1- In which testing the accuracy of drug and
medicine.
2- This industries specially in order to
maintain a proper quantity of drug.
3- In which we are comparsion the drug limit
test with pharmacopoia.

19. A system of maintaining standards in
manufactured products by testing a
sample of the output against the
specification.

20. The maintenance of a desired level of
quality in a service of product, especially
by means of attention to every stage of the
process of delievery or production
Quality Assurance

21.  This is a profession associated with Job
satisfaction and social status.
 They can teach in any pharmacy institute as a
lecture, professor and other post.
These are some opportunities –
 Lecture
 Assistant Professor
 Associate Professor
 Professor
 Bussiness.

22.  R&D can be defined as any project to resolve
scientific or technological uncertainty with the aim
of securing advance in science or technology.
 The Pharmacy industry is one such industry
that thrives on research and development for the
research of new molecules process, to be used as
drugs, cosmetics, excipients, industrial chemical &
preservatives.

23. Various area of R & D
- New drug discovery research
- Process development
- Formulation & development
- Clinical trials
- Designing of dosage forms
- Pharmacodynamics studies
- Bioavailability of drug
- Toxicological studies
- Stability of dosage form

25. The central and state governments are
empowered to appoint Drugs Inspector and
to assign them definite areas.
Drug inspectors are deemed to be public
servants and are officially sub-ordinate to
licensing authority.

26. A Doctor gives life to the patient through Medicines.
A Pharmacist gives life to Medicines
through his knowledge and skills.