Course/module academic calendar Basic and support material to be covered Week (1, 2 , 3) Semisolid dosage -Types of skin preparation. - Ingredients used in skin preparations. - Dispensing of external preparations. Ointments, (4) Creams , gels and pastes (5) Features of dermatological preparations (6 ,7, 8) Transdermal Drug Delivery system First examination (9,10,11) Pharmaceutical inserts Second examination Suppositories and Pessaries: - Suppository bases. - Preparation of suppositories. - Containers for suppositories 12, 13) Pharmaceutical Aerosol: ( - Introduction. - Operation of aerosol package. - Product formulation. - Propellants. - Valves. - Aerosol containers. (14, 15) Product stability and stability testing -Chemical stability -Physical stability -Microbiological stability -Accelerated stability testing ( 16) Final examination Final Exam Week Expected workload: On average students need to spend 2 hours of study and preparation for each 50-minute Lecture/ tutorial.
Course/module academic calendar Week Basic and support material to be covered (1, 2 , 3) Semisolid dosage -Types of skin preparation. - Ingredients used in skin preparations. - Dispensing of external preparations. Ointments, (4) Creams , gels and pastes (5) Features of dermatological preparations (6 ,7, 8) First examination Transdermal Drug Delivery system (9,10,11) Second examination Pharmaceutical inserts Suppositories and Pessaries: - Suppository bases. - Preparation of suppositories. - Containers for suppositories ( 12, 13) Pharmaceutical Aerosol: - Introduction. - Operation of aerosol package. - Product formulation. - Propellants. - Valves. - Aerosol containers. (14, 15) Product stability and stability testing -Chemical stability -Physical stability -Microbiological stability -Accelerated stability testing ( 16) Final examination Final Exam Week Expected workload: On average students need to spend 2 hours of study and preparation for each 50-minute Lecture/ tutorial.
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