GMPs are regulations developed by the FDA. GMPs are minimum requirements that the industry must meet when manufacturing, processing, packing, or holding human and veterinary drugs. These regulations, also known as cGMPs, establish criteria for personnel, facilities, and manufacturing processes to ensure that the finished drug product has the correct identity, strength, quality, and purity…
Drug products containing NCE are developed sequentially in the following phases: 1. Preclinical Animal pharmacology and toxicology data are obtained to determine the safety and efficacy of the drug. Because little is known about the human and the therapeutic/toxicologic potential, many drug products will not reach the marketplace. No attempt is made to develop a…
The North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination (NAPLEX) includes a variety of question types, including pharmacology, which is an important section of the exam. This quiz contains 25 MCQs on Pharmacology. Practicing these questions will help you prepare for the pharmacology portion of the NAPLEX. Read also:
The North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination (NAPLEX) includes a variety of question types, including pharmacology, which is an important section of the exam. This quiz contains 25 MCQs on Pharmacology. Practicing these questions will help you prepare for the pharmacology portion of the NAPLEX. Read also:
Infectious agents are found in a number of different environments (reservoirs). Humans are reservoirs for diseases that are obligate human pathogens. When humans are the reservoir for the disease, they are said to be carriers. An animal reservoir exists when the primary host is an animal. Such animals may be wild (e.g., foxes, raccoons) or…
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