Pharma Definition/Abbreviation, Pharma Beginners
A tablet is a solid, compressed form of medication made by pressing powdered ingredients into a compact shape, which is often flat, round, or oval.
A capsule consists of medication enclosed within a soluble outer shell, typically made of gelatin or plant-based materials.
TQM/QMS/SIX SIGMA/QFD
LEAN/KAIZEN/SIX SIGMA/5S/FMEA
JIDOKA/JUST-IN-TIME/KANBAN/KPI
Vendor qualification in pharma is a systematic process of evaluating and approving suppliers to ensure they meet stringent quality, safety, and regulatory standards for materials and services.
ICH-Q3D, USP-232,233
Elemental Impurities- Lead, Cadmium, Mercury, Arsenic & Cobalt.
USFDA DMF- Type-I, Type-II, Type-III, Type-IV.
What is CAPA? Why CAPA is important? How CAPA works? Steps in CAPA?
CAPA management, Root cause, Implementation, Effectiveness.
Difference between Correction, Corrective action and Preventive Action.
Difference between Assay, Purity and Potency
Cleaning Validation
TDD/MBS/PF/SF/Rinse/Swab/
