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INTRODUCTION TO HYPERTENSION: AN OVERVIEW TO THE ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY TO THE HEART

An Overview Hey readers!! I am Sarang More an Edublogger and student. So in today’s video we are going to discuss about the PATHOPHYSIOLOGY of Hypertension. But, but, but before jumping into the actual concept it is very essential to know about the organ or the system in which the actual hypertension will be causing i.e. in heart obviously but more specifically in the arteries or the blood vessels. So in this article we are going to study about the CARDIOLOGY. Coming to the heart, it is relatively small, conical in shape and roughly as the size of one’s fist (not always possible). It is 12cm in length and 9cm in breath and 6cm thick. It weighs 250gm in adult females while in males it weighs about 300gm . The heart rest on diaphragm, near the midline of thoracic cavity known as mediastinum. Actually, the heart is slightly tilted towards left so it is said that heart is positioned to the left side. One more astounding fact about the heart is it is placed inverted in position,

Dosage forms : Introduction to dosage forms, its definition and classification

 PART - 2



Quick definitions and classifications of dosage form

Introduction to dosage form Part 1

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In todays blog we will discuss the various classification of the dosage form because it becomes impossible for a normal human being to memorize and collect al dosage form in one glance.

There is need to categorize the all dosage form by considering some criteria so that all the dosage form can be memorized and recollect.

There are ton of dosage form that is need to be memorized by pharmacist of his well being.

So the criteria are according to route of administration and according to state of that dosage form.


 §  CLASSIFICATION OF DOSAGE FORMS ACCORDING TO ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION:-

 

a.  Topical

b. Oral

c.   Parenteral

d. Ophthalmic

e.  Rectal

f.    Vaginal

g.  Inhalers





§  CLASIFICATION OF DOSAGE FORMS ACCORDING TO PHYSICAL STATE OF MATTER:-

SOLID DOSAGE FORM

UNIT

BULK

Tablet

Fine powder granules

Capsules

Effervescent granules

Powder

Dusting powders

Pills

Insufflation

Lozenges

Dentifrices

Cachets and Pills

Snuffs

 



 

LIQUID DOSAGE FORM

MONOPHASIC LIQUID DOSAGE FORM

BIPHASIC LIQUID DOSAGE FORM

Syrup

Suspension

Elixir

Emulsion

Gargles

 

Mouthwashes

 

Throat paint

 

Douches

 

Liniments

 

Lotion

 

Enemas

 

Nasal drops

 

Ear drops

 

Eye drops

 

 




SEMI- SOLID DOSAGE FORM

Ointment

Paste

Jellies

Suppositories

Pessaries

Cream






Now here we covered each and every traditional and olden dosage form but the new ones is yet to be classified such as implants and erythrocytes.

Each and every drug is perfect in its own way. Drug apart from its action has its own diversity.

Some drugs stimulate the CVS or some depresses it.

Eg- mydriatic drugs dilate the pupil of eye where as miotics constrict the pupil of eyes.

Eg- Emetics induces vomiting and antiemetics suppresses vomiting.

 

Now here question arises how these are synthesized? Or are these god made or some kind of super natural powers included in it.

 

Q. How the drugs are synthesized?

New drugs that are derived from animal and plant sources or in some case mineral sources as a byproduct of microbial growth, chemical synthesis. It requires sophisticated methods of screening of drug discovery.

 

Q. Is it possible to bring the new drugs into the market?

The answer is Yes! The process of drug discovery is complex.

When the new drug is discovered it undergoes huge contributions of organic, physical and analytical chemists, biochemists, physiologists, bacteriologists, pharmacologists, cardiologists, toxicologists, and many more…..

When drug is discovered its physical structures and organic structures are determined. When it is administered its absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion is determined.

The determination also considered that How the drug is absorbed or what are the channels that open or closes on entry of drug….

 Is there any kind of adverse effect are there by intaking the drug. How it is eliminated?

What are its consequences?....

Every drugs has its own way of acting. for example the drugs used in CHF (Coronary Heart Disease) Likewise ACE inhibitor ( Captopril ...) acts by inhibiting the angiostensin converting enzyme , some act by inhibiting the enzyme Renin.


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