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-obtain quality raw materials -clean/sterilize equipment and containers -control environment -prepare bulk product -filter -fill -lyophilize (only for lyophile products) seal -sterilize (if not feasible, aseptic process) |
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water removal via sublimation from the frozen product |
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lyophilization advantages |
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-processed as a liquid -stability (processed without elevated temperature and under vacuum)(final product sealed under N2) -rapid reconstitution -flexibility in final concentrations |
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lyophilization disadvantages |
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-destruction or removal of all living organisms and their spores |
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-steam -dry heat -filtration -gas -ionization radiation |
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-METHOD OF CHOICE -conducted under an autoclave -steam under pressure to reach 100+degrees C -N/A for heat labile products, powders (may be damaged), oleaginous products (not penetrated by moisture) |
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-conducted in ovens -higher temp and longer duration than moist heat -150-170 deg C for 2+ hours -used when moist heat is not effective or suitable -powders, oils -dry apparatus or containers are required |
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sterilization by filtration |
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-physical removal by membranes (0.2 micrometer pore size) -suitable for heat labile drugs -removes live/dead microbes and particles -filter compatibility? -low cost and fast? |
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-ethylene oxide or propylene oxide -mixed with CO2 (less flammable) -interferes with cell metabolism -conducted in chambers or bags -requires 4-16 hours |
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sterilization by ionizing radiation |
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-electromagnetic radiation (gamma radiation) -particle radiation (electron beam) -requires special equipment and facility -used for heat/moisture sensitive products -damage biomolecules through energy activation and free radicals -can distort/destroy some containers and products |
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-biological indicators -filter integrity |
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-for terminal sterilization methods -specifics? |
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-if terminal sterilization not feasible -a process that maintains sterility and particle free -sterilize raw/intermediate materials separately -process the remaining steps under aseptic conditions (controlled environment, trained operators with aseptic techniques) |
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terminal sterilization steps |
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-dissolve drug in buffer -polishing filtration -fill vials -autoclave |
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-dissolve drug in buffer -sterile filtration -fill vials aseptically (autoclaved vials) |
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aseptic air quality specification |
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-ISO class 5 (req for all parenterals) -100 particles/ft3 greater than .5 micrometers |
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how to achieve ISO class 5 air quality? |
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-HEPA filters -Laminar Air flow |
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-high efficiency particulate air -efficiency of 99.97% for removing 0.3 micrometer or larger particles |
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-entire body of air moves with uniform velocity along parallel flow lines -average velocity 100ft/min |
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tests unique to parenteral products |
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-sterility -pyrogen -particulates -preservative efficacy (multi dose) -container/closure integrity (ampules) |
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-USP 71 -membrane filtration method (preferred) -direct inoculation method -growth media (fluid thioglycollate medium for bateria and soybean-casein digest medium for fungi) -incubation 7 to 14 days -minimum sample quantity and number of test articles -antibiotic products -validation -do not replace sterilization procedure validation |
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-USP 151 -in rabbits -inject product (10ml/kg) -observe change in temperature -not suitable for products which are pyretic or antipyretic |
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bacterial endotoxins test |
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-USP 85 -limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL) -gel or color formation in the presence of endotoxings -simpler, faster, and more sensitive than rabbit test -ONLY DETECTS ENDOTOXINS from gram negative bacteria -endotoxin unit (EU) |
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particular matter visual inspection |
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-manual or automated -particles greater than 50 micrometers -100% product inspection |
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particulate matter in injections |
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-USP 788 -subvisible particles -light obscuration method (ex. HIAC/Royco) -microscopy method |
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