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Anti-infective Pharmaceutical Care of Clinical Pharmacists in Hospital

Zhen WANG ; Dong LIU ; Bingpeng SONG ; Guang DU

China Pharmacist.2014;(4):662-664.

Objective:To investigate the breakthrough point and working method of anti-infective clinical pharmacists for involving the clinical therapy. Methods:Through the specific cases, the effect of clinical pharmacists in ward round and consultation was intro-duced and analyzed. Results:Through communication and learning, clinical pharmacists could play an important role in such areas as indications, multi-resistant bacterium and adverse reactions, especially in adverse reactions and individualized dosage regimen. Con-clusion:To a certain extent, clinical pharmacists are helpful to rational application of antibiotics in clinics through ward round, case discussion and consultation.

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Optimization of Alcohol Precipitation Technology for Qingmai Granules by Orthogonal Test

Yandong YI ; Wei MA ; Shihe LIN ; Nancai YU

China Pharmacist.2014;(4):571-573.

Objective:To optimize the alcohol precipitation technology of Qingmai granules. Methods:The relative density of liq-uor,the concentration and time of alcohol precipitation were chosen as the factors,the yield of dry extract and content of diosgenin as the indices,the alcohol precipitation technology was optimized by orthogonal test. Results:The optimal alcohol precipitation technology was as follows:the extraction liquid was concentrated till the relative density was 1. 13-1. 18 g·ml-1 ,ethanol was added until the concen-tration was up to 60% with the alcohol precipitation time of 24h. Conclusion:The optimized technology is stable,reasonable and feasi-ble,which can provide experimental basis for the clinical application of Qingmai granules.

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Preparation, Characteristics and in vitro Drug Release of Silybin Lipid Emulsions

Penghua ZHANG ; Jun LIANG ; Jing ZHANG ; Yongcheng DONG

China Pharmacist.2014;(4):568-571.

Objective:To prepare silybin ( SLB) lipid emulsions and evaluate the drug release behavior in vitro. Methods:Silybin lipid emulsions were prepared by high-pressure homogenization method. Under the guidance of single-factor test, the best formula of SLB lipid emulsions was obtained by orthogonal design. Results:The encapsulation efficiency of SLB lipid emulsions prepared by the optimal formula was (91. 45 ± 0. 005 2) % with the particle size of (74. 42 ± 14)nm and PDI of 0. 106, Zeta potential of ( -30. 2 ± 2. 13)mV and pH of (6. 48 ± 0. 04). The drug release of SLB lipid emulsions was up to 90% within 12 hours. Conclusion:The opti-mized preparation of SLB with sustained-release property is obtained successfully.

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Study on Extraction Technology of Hegan Lidan Granules

Bei HU ; Hongda MA ; Xuehui SUN ; Jin ZHANG ; Guobing SHI

China Pharmacist.2014;(4):565-567.

Objective:To optimize the extraction process of Hegan Lidan granules. Methods:In order to choose the optimal tech-nological parameters, the content of baicalin was determined by HPLC. An orthogonal method was utilized with solvent volume, extrac-tion time and extraction times as the impacting factors and the content of baicalin and extraction rate as the indices. Results:The opti-mal parameters were as follows:using 8-fold water as the solvent, the raw material was extracted three times with 2 h for each. Con-clusion:The process is steady and feasible, and can be used in the extraction of Hegan Lidan granules.

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Pharmacokinetics of Ephedrine Hydrochloride in Rats after Intragastric Administration of Shegan Mixtures

Yuenian TANG ; Qihui CHEN ; Zhiyan LIN ; Xin WEI ; Ting CHEN ; Jian ZHANG ; Xiaotong LU ; Liang JIN ; Chaorong SUN ; Songhao HU ; Chuanmin YANG ; Yun YAN

China Pharmacist.2014;(4):553-555.

Objective: To determine the pharmacokinetics of ephedrine hydrochloride in rats after intragastric administration of Shegan mixtures. Methods:Shegan mixtures (1. 0 ml/100 g) were administered to each rat by gavage. Blood samples were collected after the administration. Plasma concentration of ephedrine hydrochloride was determined by LC-MS/MS. The pharmacokinetic parame-ters of ephedrine hydrochloride were obtained using the pharmacokinetic software. Urine and fecal samples were collected in 24 hours after the administration using metabolic cage to determine the recovery of ephedrine hydrochloride. Results: The pharmacokinetic pa-rameters of ephedrine hydrochloride were as follows:Tmax of (1. 30 ± 0. 23)h,T1/2 of (21. 17 ± 1. 35)h, Cmax of (278. 86 ± 46. 41)ng ·ml-1,AUC0~∞ of (1221.98 ±412.64)ng·ml-1 and Vc/F of (1.70 ±0.15)L. Totally 85.66% ephedrine hydrochloride could be recovered from urine in 24 hours after the administration;however, it was not detected in the fecal samples. Conclusion: Most of e-phedrine hydrochloride is excreted through kidney in 24h,therefore, Shegan mixtures can't cause the accumulation of ephedrine hydro-chloride in rats.

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Study on Tissue Culture Techniques for Radicle of Bletilla Striata

Xiang LEI ; Mengyao HUANG ; Yanxia CHANG ; Yuanyuan JING ; Keli CHEN

China Pharmacist.2014;(4):613-614.

Objective:To seek the best part and optimal culture medium for the tissue culture of Bletilla striata. Methods: The effects of hormone concentration and proportion on the induced differentiation, propagation and rootage of Bletilla striata were investiga-ted. Results:The radicle of Bletilla striata was the best part to induce the clustered shoots with the optimal culture medium of 1/2MS+1. 0 mg·L-1 6-BA+2. 0 mg·L-1 NAA. The best hormone concentration for inducing the clustered shoots was MS+1. 0 mg·-1 L 6-BA+0. 05 mg·L-1 NAA, and the optimal rooting medium was 1/2MS+0. 5 mg·L-1 NAA. Conclusion: The tissue culture system for Bletilla striata is established.

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Preparation and Quality Evaluation of Cyclosporine A Ophthalmic Microemulsion Gels

Yong WANG ; Xiaofeng LIU

China Pharmacist.2014;(4):606-609.

Objective:To prepare cyclosporine A ( Cs A) microemulsion gels and investigate the quality. Methods:Cs A microe-mulsion gels were prepared, then the quality was evaluated using the physicochemical properties, particle size and distribution, content of Cs A in the microemulsion gels and rheological properties as the indices, and the stress testing and stability experiment were used to evaluate the quality as well. Results:The results showed that the physicochemical parameters were within the required ranges, the par-ticle size was uniform below 50nm, the method of determination was easy and accurate, and the rheological study revealed the gels were pseudoplastic fluid. The stress testing and stability experiment showed that the preparation could not be influenced by high temperature and highlight for 6 months at 60℃. Conclusion:The preparation is suitable for the ophthalmic use.

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Determination of Residual Organic Solvents in Paclitaxel by Capillary GC

Yongjun LOU

China Pharmacist.2014;(4):588-589.

Objective:To establish a capillary GC method for the determination of residual organic solvents in paclitaxel. Meth-ods:The standard solution and test solution was respectively injected into an HP-INNOWAX sillica capillary column by headspace in-jection. The chromatograms were recorded with an FID. The injection port and detector temperature was 250℃ and 300℃, respective-ly, the initial column temperature was kept at 35℃ for 5 min, and then was risen to 260℃ at the rate of 25℃/min. Results:The four residual organic solvents could be separated completely. The resolution and sensitivity were acceptable. Conclusion: The method is proved to be simple, rapid, sensitive and reliable, and can be used in the determination of residual organic solvents in paclitaxel.

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Preparation and Stability of Mirtazapine Orally Disintegrating Tablets

Xiangyang XIE ; Yang LI ; Yinke LI ; Chen CHEN ; Liang HAN ; Ying CHEN

China Pharmacist.2014;(4):610-612.

Objective:To optimize the formula of mirtazapine orally disintegrating tablets by orthogonal experiment and determine the stability preliminarily. Methods:The formula was optimized by orthogonal experiment based on 4 impacting factors:the amount of mannotil (A), microcrystalline mellulose (B), low substituted hydroxypropyl cellulose (C) and cross-linked polyvinylpyrrolidone ( D) , respectively with 2 indices of disintegration time and dissolution. The release rate of the orally disintegrating tablets and the ref-erence tablets was studied by similarity factors. The stability was respectively studied by high temperature test, high humidity test and photostability test. Results:The optimum formula of the tablets was as follows:the amount of A, B, C and D was 70, 20, 2. 5 and 10 mg, respectively. The f2 for the orally disintegrating tablets and the reference tablets in the dissolution medium was 63. 38. Conclu-sion:The formula is reasonable, the preparation process is feasible and the quality is stable.

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Preparation and Determination of Encapsulation Efficiency and Content of Bererine Hydrochloride Lipo-somes

Dengshan ZHANG ; Liucheng LIU

China Pharmacist.2014;(4):601-605.

Objective:To prepare bererine hydrochloride ( BER) liposomes and establish an effective method for the determination of content and entrapment efficiency. Methods:BER liposomes were prepared by ammonium sulfate gradient method. The encapsula-tion efficiency of BER liposomes was respectively determined by supercentrifugation method, microcolumn gel method and ultrafiltration method, and the content of every component in BER liposomes was detected by HPLC-ELSD. Results:The results showed that super-centrifugation method could precisely separate the free drug from the liposomes. The optimum parameters of supercentrifugation method were the centrifugal speed of 60 000 r·min-1 , the centrifugal time of 1 h, the centrifugal temperature of 10℃ and the lipid concentra-tion of 6 mg·ml-1 . Conclusion:The method is simple and sensitive with good separation efficiency. HPLC-ELSD can be used to de-termine the content of every component in BER liposomes.

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