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Chapter 15 MCQs
Solubility and drug development
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Which of the following is the correct defined pharmacopoeial solubility range for 'sparingly soluble'?
< 0.1 mg ml
-1
correct
incorrect
1-10 mg ml
-1
correct
incorrect
10-33 mg ml
-1
correct
incorrect
10-1000mg ml
-1
correct
incorrect
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Which one of the following biopharmaceutical classification classes represents low solubility and high intestinal permeability?
1
correct
incorrect
2
correct
incorrect
3
correct
incorrect
4
correct
incorrect
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Which of the following conditions is NOT usually used in the determination of the equilibrium solubility of a potential drug substance?
Preparation of a saturated solution of the substance.
correct
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Establishment of an equilibrium between dissolved and undissolved solute.
correct
incorrect
The equilibrium is established over a period of 24 hours.
correct
incorrect
An appropriate analytical method is used for the substance in solution.
correct
incorrect
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Which of the following temperatures is NOT usually employed in solubility studies?
4°C
correct
incorrect
25°C
correct
incorrect
37°C
correct
incorrect
50°C
correct
incorrect
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Which of the following is NOT regarded as a potential positive of salt formation of a drug?
Increased solubility
correct
incorrect
Increased number of polymorphs
correct
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Higher bioavailability
correct
incorrect
Increased dissolution rate
correct
incorrect
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Which of the following reasons may be why formation of a hydrochloride salt of a drug may NOT be utilised?
Hydrochloride ions are physiologically present.
correct
incorrect
Hydrochloride ions occur as physiological metabolites.
correct
incorrect
Hydrochloride salts generally have increased solubility.
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Hydrochloride salts may have reduced
in vivo
solubility because of the common ion effect.
correct
incorrect
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Which of the following drugs would you expect to have a negative log
P
value?
Benzocaine
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Methadone
correct
incorrect
Levodopa
correct
incorrect
Hydrocortisone
correct
incorrect
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According to the Noyes-Whitney equation, which of the following is NOT involved in the dissolution rate of a solid dosage form?
Solid/liquid interface area
correct
incorrect
The volume of the bulk solvent
correct
incorrect
The thickness of the diffusion layer
correct
incorrect
The concentration of the solid in the diffusion layer
correct
incorrect
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The standard pharmacopoeial dissolution test uses 900-1000ml of 0.1 M HCl/phosphate buffer. Which of the following changes would NOT give a more realistic measure of
in vivo
dissolution rate?
Reduction in volume of dissolution fluid
correct
incorrect
Use of simulated gastrointestinal fluids
correct
incorrect
Inclusion of chloride ions
correct
incorrect
Use of different temperatures
correct
incorrect
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Which of the following is NOT a technique for improving the formulation of a poorly soluble drug?
Drug precipitation
correct
incorrect
Particle engineering
correct
incorrect
Solid dispersion
correct
incorrect
Complex formation
correct
incorrect
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