Pharmaceutics

medic, hospital, laboratory

Aseptic techniques in hospital settings

Aseptic techniques form one of the fundamental principles for infection control in clinical and surgical settings. These techniques include –  Removal and reduction of microorganisms from hands and objects Use of sterile equipment and other necessary items Reduction in the patient’s risk of exposure to nosocomial infections. Cleaning practices followed immediately before and during surgical procedures […]

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sterilization

Concept of sterilization in the pharmaceutical area

Sterilization is the process of killing and eliminating transmissible agents effectively. These unwanted agents include bacteria, endospores, fungi, viruses, and prions. If not taken care of, these can cause severe problems ranging from allergic reactions to fatal infections. The process is carried out on several potential infections spreading things including equipment, food, and medication, biological culture medium, or any

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CONTAINERS

Containers: Desirable features and types

Pharmaceuticals are highly susceptible to degradation, and the quality of the pharmaceutical products directly affects their response and effectiveness. Therefore it is essential to ensure that the packaging of the material is suitable. Containers are used to store various types of Pharmaceutical products with or without physically contacting the product. Pharmaceuticals packaging is vital as

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Materials for containers

Materials for containers: their merits and demerits

Pharmaceuticals packaging is vital as it provides protection, helps identify, improves the convenience in transporting, and provides information about the content without physically interfering with the product itself. Pharmaceutical containers are made up of different types of materials. The containers are made from the following types of materials: Plastic, glass, and metal. 1. Plastic Material

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