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#1. Which of the following is a common technique for lipid-based drug delivery system characterization?
#2. What is the most critical concern associated with the use of Poloxamers as thermoresponsive gelling agents?
#3. How does the 'Rule of 5' impact oral bioavailability of a new chemical entity (NCE)?
#4. In pharmacokinetics, what is the biopharmaceutics classification system (BCS) Class II representative of?
#5. Which computational method is commonly used for the prediction of solubility parameters?
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#6. What is the primary consideration for drug loading in a mesoporous silica nanoparticle?
#7. Which of the following is a rate-controlling polymer commonly used in reservoir-type transdermal drug delivery systems?
#8. In a Quality Function Deployment (QFD) matrix, what does the 'Roof' represent?
#9. Which of the following is an example of a prodrug designed to improve aqueous solubility?
#10. Which is the most widely used technique for impurity profiling in pharmaceuticals?
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#11. Which technique is most commonly used for sterilization of liposomes?
#12. What is the primary mode of action of penetration enhancers in transdermal patches?
#13. Which of the following co-solvents is least likely to cause vein irritation in parenteral formulations?
#14. Which rheological model is typically used to describe the flow behavior of semi-solid dosage forms?
#15. What role does P-glycoprotein play in drug absorption?
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#16. What is the main advantage of using cyclodextrins in drug formulation?
#17. Which of the following excipients is commonly used as a suspending agent?
#18. What is the primary function of chelating agents in ophthalmic formulations?
#19. What is the advantage of using SEDDS (Self-Emulsifying Drug Delivery Systems) for oral drug delivery?
#20. What is the role of anhydrous tricalcium phosphate in direct compression tablet formulations?
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#21. Which process is primarily responsible for size reduction in a fluid energy mill?
#22. What is the impact of zeta potential on the stability of colloidal systems?
#23. Which of the following is a complex coacervation technique used for?
#24. In Quality by Design (QbD), which of the following would be considered a Critical Quality Attribute (CQA)?
#25. Which of the following polymers is often used for hydrogel-based ocular drug delivery systems?
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#26. How does the principle of 'Sink Conditions' apply to dissolution testing?
#27. Which of the following is a key characteristic of "Quality by Design" in pharmaceutical manufacturing?
#28. Which technique is most effective for determining the polymorphic form of a drug?
#29. What is the primary mechanism of osmotic-controlled drug delivery systems?
#30. Which of the following surfactants is most commonly used for the stabilization of parenteral nanoemulsions?
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#31. What is the significance of Higuchi's equation in drug release kinetics?
#32. Which of the following is a function of chitosan in mucoadhesive drug delivery systems?
#33. What role does 'Specific Surface Area' play in the dissolution rate of poorly soluble drugs?
#34. Which term is used to describe the process where a gas or vapor is absorbed by a solid, or a liquid retained by a porous material, leading to a decrease in its concentration?
#35. Which of the following parameters would be least important in the development of an inhalation formulation?
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#36. In parenteral formulations, which of the following would be considered a critical material attribute (CMA) of an excipient?
#37. What is the main difference between hot-melt extrusion and cold extrusion in pharmaceutical manufacturing?
#38. Which of the following is not a type of wet granulation technique?
#39. What is the primary function of preservatives in multi-dose ophthalmic formulations?
#40. Which of the following substances is commonly used as an osmotic agent in oral osmotic pumps?
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#41. What is the impact of the Noyes-Whitney equation on dissolution rate?
#42. In lyophilization, what is the main purpose of the secondary drying phase?
#43. Which of the following describes a Level A in vitro-in vivo correlation (IVIVC)?
#44. What is the significance of Fick's First Law in transdermal drug delivery?
#45. Which of the following techniques is most appropriate for the size characterization of liposomes?
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#46. Which term best describes the rate-limiting step in the absorption of most orally administered, poorly soluble drugs?
#47. In the context of Quality by Design (QbD), what does the acronym 'PAR' stand for?
#48. What is the role of cryoprotectants in freeze-drying processes?
#49. Which of the following mechanisms best describes the release of drug from an erodible matrix?
#50. Which of the following is an example of a prodrug?
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