HOSPITAL PHARMACIST following services except: a. dietetic services AND DRUG INSPECTORS b. Drug distribution 2009. c. Dispensing of drugs d. I/V admixture program
Quiz No.2 9. Medical Record includes:
a. Admission sheet 1. Hospital is a medium through b. History sheet which medical staff pools their c. Examination sheet efforts for: d. All of above a. Restoration of health b. Betterment of health 10. If patient dies during c. Maintenance of health hospitalization which sheet will d. All of above be formed: a. Autopsy sheet 2. Based on ownership hospitals b. Discharge sheet are of: c. Record sheet a. 2 types d. Lab sheet b. 3 types c. 4types 11. Pharmacy organization d. 5 types encompasses to achieve: a. Medical Role 3. Medical superintendent is b. Nursing Role appointed by: c. Coordination a. Commanding officer d. Pharmaceutical Role b. Ministry of health c. Board of trustees d. Board of managers 12. Drug consultation is the specialist Role of: 4. Function of Matron is to a. Physician control: b. Pharmacist a. Medical staff c. Nurse b. Nursing staff d. None of all c. Medical residents d. None of all 13. Job description of Pharmacist include all of the following 5. The administrator of a hospital except: holds the degree of: a. Planning, organizing and a. Master of hospital management directing b. Master of hospital running b. Implementation of P&TC c. Master of hospital governance c. Diagnosis of Pt. d. Master of hospital administration d. Filling and labeling
6. All of the following are the 14. PERT means:
functions of an administrator a. Problem evaluation Review except: Technique a. Enforce trustee policy b. Performance evaluation Review b. Look at weakness of institution Technique c. Compound and dispense drugs c. Performance elongation Review d. Maintain physical resource Technique d. Problem evaluation Review Tool 7. Small hospitals provides clinical services of: 15. Supportive Personnel are also a. Medicine called as: b. Surgery a. Pharmacy Technician c. Medicine and surgery b. Pharmacy Helper d. None of all c. Pharmacy Associate d. All of above 16. Pharmacy Technician can perform all of the following 25. Developing and updating of under the supervision of formulary is based on: Pharmacist except: a. Therapeutic merits a. Compounding of Prescription b. Safety b. Typing of labels c. Cost c. Assembling of ingredients d. All of above d. Maintaining Records 26. The P&TC agenda may have: 17. Weighing of ingredients for a. Minutes of previous meeting compounding, by Pharmacy b. New available drugs helper need: c. Drug safety in hospital a. Supervision of Pharmacist d. All of above b. Don’t need Supervision c. Is strictly Prohibited 27. TPN is also called: d. All of above a. Hypertensive solution b. Hyper alimentation solution 18. Plan and coordinate c. Hyperlipidimic solution Departmental activities is the d. None of all responsibilities of: a. Pharmaceutical Services division 28. cGMP stands for: b. Administrative Service division a. cyclic gynocine monophosphate c. Inpatient Service division b. current good manufacturing d. Departmental Service division practice c. current good member partner 19. Distribution of Health d. none of all accessories is responsibility of: a. sterile division 29. TDM means: b. Q.C division a. Trans dermal medicine c. Ancillary supply b. Total diabetes mellitus d. Central Supply c. Therapeutic drug manufacturing d. Therapeutic drug monitoring 20. P&TC is: a. Medical Staff 30. Drugs and allied items can be b. Pharmacy staff purchased from: c. Advisory group a. Manufacturer d. Organizational line b. Wholesalers c. Retail Pharmacy 21. Chairman of the P&TC is: d. All of above a. Physician b. Pharmacist 31. MSD stands for: c. Nurse a. Medical store department d. Administrator b. Medical service department c. Medical store depot 22. Secretary of P&TC is: d. Medical store depot a. Physician b. Pharmacist 32. Education function of hospital c. Nurse pharmacist mean: d. Administrator a. Research b. Training 23. P&TC should meet atleast: c. Reading a. 2 times per year d. Writing b. 4times per year c. 6times per year 33. General hospital is an example d. 5times per year of hospital classified on the basis of: 24. Agenda of P&TC is prepared a. Services by: b. Ownership a. Chairman c. Number of beds b. Administrator d. Area c. Director d. Secretary 34. BHU stands for: 44. Cytotoxic agents are: a. Basic hospital unit a. kill bacteria b. Basic health unit b. kill cells c. Big health unit c. kill toxic materials d. Big hospital unit d. kill viruses
35. ADRs stand for: 45. The control and management of
a. Adverse drug reaction supply room is done by: b. Adverse drug react a. Pharmacist c. Adverse dose react b. Doctor d. Adverse dose reaction c. Nurse d. All the above 36. ADE stands for: a. Adverse dose experience 46. CSSR stands for; b. Adverse drug experience a. Central system supply room c. Adverse drug experiment b. Central sterile supply room d. Adverse dose experiment c. Central sterile system room d. Central system sterile room 37. DUR stands for: a. .Drug usage reaction 47. CSR stands for: b. Dose usage reaction a. Central system room c. Dose usage review b. Central sterile room d. Drug usage review c. Central supply room d. Central sterilized room 38. DUE stands for a. Drug usage evaluation 48. Medication error: b .Dose usage evaluation a. Omission error c. Dose usage experience b. Remission error d. Drug usage experience c. Wrong rate error d. Both a & c 39. The drug purchase is done by: a. Centralization 49. Unauthorized drug error is the b. Pharmacist type of medication error in which: c. Doctor a. It is prescribed by unauthorized doctor d. Both a & b b. Dispensed by unauthorized pharmacist 40. purchasing of the medicines c. Dispensed to unauthorized patient are from the source: d. Unauthorized drug a. Direct from manufacture b. Bid from manufacturer 50. The factor contributing c. Contract purchase medication errors: d. All the above a. Hospital administration and personnel related 41. The control of purchase is done b. Techniqu3e and facility related by: c. Both a & b a. ABC concept d. Neither a nor b b. Inventory turnover c. Recorded quantity level 51. Floor stock system is type of:’ d. All the above a. Out patient dispensing b. Inpatient dispensing 42. EOQ stands for: c. Both a & b a. Economic order quantity d. Neither a nor b b. Economic order quality c. Effective order quality 52. Mobile dispensing is example of: d. Effective order quantity a. Out patient dispensing b. Inpatient dispensing 43. Laminar flow hoods are used c. Both a & b for: d. Neither a nor b a. Cleaning the environment b. Production of sterile substances 53. UDD stands for: c. Production of all the drugs a. Unit dose distribution d. Production of tablets b. Unit drug distribution c. Uniform dose distribution d. Uniform drug distribution 63. DIC stands for: a. Drug information center 54. CUDD stands for: b. Drug interaction center a. Centralized uniform dose distribution c. Dose information center b. Centralized unit dose distribution d. Dose interaction center c. Centralized unit drug distribution d. Centralized uniform drug distribution 64. In radio pharmacy the area should be maintained at: 55. DUDD stands for: a. 20 oC temperature and 80% humidity a. Decentralized uniform dose b. 22 oC temperature and less than80% distribution humidity b. Decentralized uniform drug c. 22 oC temperature and more than 80% distribution humidity c. Decentralized unit drug distribution d. 20 oC temperature and 20% humidity d. Decentralized unit dose distribution 65. LAL stands for: 56. CAD stands for: a. Limulus amebocyte lysate a. Central administrated dispensing b. Limulus amebocyte lypase b. Computer administrated dispensing c. Limulus amebocyte lyate c. Computer aided dispensing d. Limulus amebocyte lypate d. Central aided dispensing 66. GRP stands for: 57. Category of Ambulatory patient a. Good reading practice care is : b. Good radio practice a. Primary care and tertiary care c. Good radiopharmaceutical practice b. Emergency care d. Good radio pharmacy practice c. Both a & b d. Neither a nor b 67. CMA stands for: a. Cost maximizing analysis 58. Inpatient discharged is example b. Cost minimizing analysis of: c. Cure maximizing analysis a. Out patient d. Cure minimizing analysis b. Inpatient c. Clinical patient 68. CEA stands for: d. Non of above a. Cure effectiveness analysis b. Cure efficacy analysis 59. Patient counseling is divided in to: c. Cost efficacy analysis a. Active d. Cost effectiveness analysis b. Passive c. Both a & b 69. CUA stands for: d. Neither a nor b a. Cost utility analysis b. Cure utility analysis 60. Type of the information given to c. Cost uniformity analysis the patient is about: d. Cure uniformity analysis a. Removing drug from package b. Administration of drug 70. CBA stands for: c. Both a & b a. Cost benefit analysis d. Neither a nor b b. Cure benefit analysis c. Cost based analysis 61. Pharmacist on call is an example d. Cure based analysis of: a. Temporary pharmacy b. Temporary dispensing c. Dispensing during duty d. Dispensing during off-hour
62. USP is an example of:
a. Reference book b. Official compendia c. Research book d. Test book Mark as True or False
1. One way of protecting radio hazards is to avoid it.
2. Radio pharmaceuticals only have diagnostic properties
3. Half life of radio substances are classified in to physical, biological and
effective half life.
4. Self medication is not the cause of untoward effects.
5. An authorized prescriber can prescribe control substances for his own personal use.
6. A physician can not dispense the drug in any case.
7. The drug product information file is data bank containing terms and codes of a drug.
8. Surgical needles are divided in to eyed and eyeless needles.
9. Film dressing is a type of surgical dressing.
10. Dispensing during off hours can be done by a nurse.
11. Whether it is inpatient or out patient dispensing documentation is necessary.
12. Patient involved on research are type of inpatient.
13. Clinical patient are type of inpatient.
14. Mobile dispensing is an example of out patient dispensing.
15. Envelop system can be used in inpatient dispensing.