Pharmaceuticals Practice Exam

Pharmaceuticals

Pharmaceutical Products means any item, compound, medication, or treatment that is subject to guidelines as a medication, medication, or controlled substance by an unfamiliar likeness the United States Food and Drug Administration.

Skills Required

• Precision.

• Relational abilities

• Proof Reading

• Interpersonal Skills

• The board Skills

• Multitasking

• Patient Counseling

• PC Skills.

Career Opportunity

• Pharmaceutical sales representative

• Pharmaceutical outside sales representative

• Clinical information supervisor

• Research scientist

• Drug store Manager

• Drug producer

• Biotechnology consultant

• Biostatistician.

Table of Content

Introduction

• History of Pharmaceutical industry

• Biopharmaceutical Evolution

• Indian Pharmaceutical Industry

• Biopharmaceutical Viability

• Importance of Biopharmaceuticals

• Differences between Pharmaceuticals and Biopharmaceuticals

• Present Scenario

• Industry Future

• Emerging Trends for the Industry

Examples of Biopharmaceuticals

• Humulin

• Etanercept

• Adalimumab

• Infliximab

• Gardasil

• Alefacept

• Briakinumab

• Secukinumab

• Ustekinumab

• Ibritumomab tiuxetan

• Tositumomab

• Abciximab

• Trastuzumab

• Alteplase

• Interferon beta 1-alpha

• Filgrastim

• Urofollitropin

• Humatrope

• Darbepoetin alfa

• Epoetin alfa

Types of Biopharmaceuticals

• Directly Derived Biopharmaceuticals

• Indirectly Derived Biopharmaceuticals

Sources of Biopharmaceuticals

• Microbial Sources

• Plant Sources

• Animal Sources

• Human Sources

Methods of Production

• Direct Extraction from Living Systems

• Recombinant DNA Technology

• Tissue Culture

• Gene Therapy

Large Scale Production

• Cell or Tissue Culture

• Production of Genetically Modified Organisms(GMO)

Legal Issues

• Patents

• Laws for production of biopharmaceuticals

• Drug Pricing

• Indian Regulation System

Nano-Biopharmaceutics

• Introduction

• Drug Delivery

• Types of Systems Used

• Applications

• Visualization

• Sensing

• Tissue Engineering

• Medical Devices

• Musculoskeletal Disorders

• Ethical and societal issues

Delivery of Biopharmaceuticals

• Oral Delivery Systems

• Sublingual Delivery

• Pulmonary Delivery

• Buccal Delivery

• Nasal Delivery Systems

• Topical Delivery

• Suppository Delivery

Bioavailability, bioequivalence, BCS and Biowaivers

• Bioavailability

• Bioequivalence

• Biopharmaceutics Classification System

• Biowaiver