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LO-1
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Will be able to explain the basic concepts and definitions of parenteral preparations. |
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LO-2
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Will be able to explain the parenteral administration routes. |
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LO-3
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Will be able to define the Injection Dosage Form. |
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LO-4
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Will be able to explain the formulation of injectable dosage form. |
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LO-5
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Will be able to explain the packaging of injectable dosage form. |
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LO-6
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Will be able to explain the quality control process performed in injectable dosage forms. |
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LO-7
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Will be able to explain the anatomy of the eye. |
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LO-8
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Will be able to define ophthalmic preparation. |
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LO-9
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Will be able to explain the ocular route of administration. |
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LO-10
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Will be able to explain the drug disposition in ocular administration. |
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LO-11
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Will be able to explain ocular bioavailability. |
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LO-12
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Will be able to explain the sterility in ophthalmic preparations. |
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LO-13
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Will be able to define contamination. |
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LO-14
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Will be able to define sterilization. |
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LO-15
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Will be able to explain the sterilization method. |
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LO-16
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Will be able to explain the physical sterilization method – Sterilization by heat. |
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LO-17
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Will be able to explain the physical sterilization method – Sterilization by radiation. |
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LO-18
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Will be able to explain the physical sterilization method – Sterilization by ionizing radiation. |
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LO-19
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Will be able to explain the physical sterilization method - sterilization by filtration. |
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LO-20
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Will be able to explain the chemical sterilization method – ethylene oxide sterilization |
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LO-21
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Will be able to explain the aseptic method. |
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LO-22
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Will be able to explain sterilization validation. |
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LO-23
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Will be able to define general information about powdered drugs. |
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LO-24
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Will be able to explain the control performed on powdered drugs. |
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LO-25
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Will be able to explain the packaging of powdered drugs. |
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LO-26
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Will be able to explain the general characteristics of micro-pellets. |
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LO-27
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Will be able to explain the basic concepts and definitions in parenteral preparations. |
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LO-28
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Will be able to define the parenteral route of administration, volume, and dose. |
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LO-29
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Will be able to explain the components found in parenteral dosage forms. |
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LO-30
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Will be able to explain the method of preparing isotonic solution." |
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LO-31
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Will be able to define sterilization. |
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LO-32
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Will be able to explain sterilization control. |
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LO-33
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Will be able to explain the control performed on the ampoule. |
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LO-34
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Will be able to define sterile neutral olive oil." |
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LO-35
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Will be able to define parenteral suspension and emulsion. |
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LO-36
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Will be able to define large volume parenteral solution. |
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LO-37
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Will be able to explain the administration of parenteral preparations. |
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LO-38
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Will be able to explain the basic concepts and definitions in ophthalmic preparations. |
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LO-39
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Will be able to define the application of ocular solution. |
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LO-40
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Will be able to define the basic concept of nasal drops. |
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LO-41
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Will be able to explain the application of nasal drops. |
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LO-42
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Will be able to define the basic concept of ear drops. |
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LO-43
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Will be able to explain the application of ear drops. |
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LO-44
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Will be able to explain the basic concept of packaging. |
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LO-45
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Will be able to explain the application of the package. |
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LO-46
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Will be able to explain the basic concept of a cachet. |
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LO-47
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Will be able to explain the basic concept of hard capsules. |
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LO-48
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Will be able to explain the application of hard capsules. |
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LO-49
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Will be able to explain the basic concept of a pilular. |