Pharmaceutical Production (Unit Operations) Estimated reading: 1 minute 1831 views This section covers the practical “step-by-step” mechanics of making a drug. Interns are expected to know the unit operations involved in manufacturing both sterile and non-sterile pharmaceuticals. Weighing & Mixing: The foundational steps of ensuring accurate active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) and excipient quantities, followed by blending to ensure homogeneity. Granulation & Preparation: Understanding methods (wet vs. dry granulation) to prepare powders for processing. Compression, Encapsulation & Filling: The actual formation of dosage forms—turning powders into tablets (compression), filling capsules, or filling liquids/semi-solids into containers. Packaging & Labeling: The final stage where the product is protected and identified. This is critical for patient safety and regulatory compliance. Tagged:PEPPEP EXAM SYLLABUSPharmacy Internship exam Pharmaceutical Production (Unit Operations) - PreviousDrug Production & Quality Assurance CompetencesNext - Pharmaceutical Production (Unit Operations)Quality Assurance & cGMP