Pharmaceutical Compounding and Dispensing 2nd Edition by John Marriott, Keith Wilson, Christopher Langley, Dawn Belcher 0853699127 9780853699125

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ISBN 10: 0853699127

ISBN 13: 9780853699125

Author: John F Marriott, Keith A Wilson, Christopher A Langley and Dawn Belcher

Pharmacists have been responsible for compounding medicines for centuries. Although most modern medicines are not compounded in a local pharmacy environment, there are still occasions when it is imperative that pharmacists have this knowledge. Pharmaceutical Compounding and Dispensing provides a comprehensive guide to producing extemporaneous formulations safely and effectively. The book covers three core sections: the history of compounding; pharmaceutical forms and their preparation; product formulae. This is a modern, detailed and practical guide to the theory and practice of extemporaneous compounding and dispensing. Fully revised and updated, this new edition will be an indispensable reference for pharmacy students and practicing pharmacists. Supplementary videos demonstrating various dispensing procedures can be viewed online.

Pharmaceutical Compounding and Dispensing 2nd Table of contents:

Part 1 History of compounding

1 Historical perspective

The origins of the pharmacy profession

Foundation of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain

Pharmacy legislation

Development of the pharmacopoeias

2 Obsolete dosage forms, equipment and methods of preparation

Obsolete pharmaceutical preparations and preparative methods

Old pharmaceutical equipment

Old pharmaceutical containers

3 Historical weights and measures

Metrication

Part 2 Pharmaceutical forms and their preparation

4 Key formulation skills

Weights and measures

Medication strength

5 Extemporaneous dispensing

Guide to general good practice requirements

Suitable record keeping

Equipment

Product formulae

Ingredients

Storage and labelling requirements

Pharmaceutical packaging

6 Solutions

Introduction and overview

General principles of solution preparation

Oral solutions

Gargles and mouthwashes

Enemas and douches

External solutions

Worked examples

Summary of essential principles relating to solutions

7 Suspensions

Introduction and overview

General principles of suspension preparation

Oral diffusible suspensions

Oral indiffusible suspensions

Suspensions for external use

Worked examples

Summary of essential principles relating to suspensions

8 Emulsions

Introduction and overview

Formulation of emulsions

General method of preparation of an emulsion using the dry gum method

Stability of emulsions

Emulsions for external use

Worked examples

Summary of essential principles relating to emulsions

9 Creams

Introduction and overview

Terminology used in the preparation of creams, ointments, pastes and gels

General principles of cream preparation

Worked examples

Summary of essential principles relating to creams

10 Ointments, pastes and gels

Introduction and overview

Ointments

Pastes

Gels

Worked examples

Summary of essential principles relating to ointments, pastes and gels

11 Suppositories and pessaries

Introduction and overview

General principles of suppository and pessary preparation

General method for suppository preparation

Worked examples

Summary of essential principles relating to suppositories and pessaries

12 Powders and capsules

Introduction and overview

Bulk powders for external use

Bulk oral powders

Individual unit dose powders

Unit dose capsules

Worked examples

Summary of essential principles relating to powders and capsules

13 Specialised formulation issues

Introduction and overview

Posology

Dermatological extemporaneous formulation

Further reading

Part 3 Product formulae

Preface

14 Creams

15 Dusting powders

16 Internal mixtures

17 Liniments, lotions and applications

18 Ointments and pastes

19 Powders

20 Miscellaneous formulae

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