Chapterwise MCQ’s for Reference

RJSPM’s Institute of Pharmacy, Dudulgaon

Subject:- Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy (0816) Faculty Name:- Mrs. Ashwini R. Muluk

Sr. ANSWER-ONE
QUESTION ANSWER-TWO ANSWER-THREE ANSWER-FOUR
No. (CORRECT ANSWER)

Chapter no 1: Hospital

1 Hospital provides special facilities like_______ All of these Nursing Dietary Blood banking

2 All are the function of hospital except Clinical support Patient care Research Rehabilitation

3 Concept of district hospital is______ Clinical service Patient care Research Staff welfare

4 Patient care service include_____ Diagnosis Therapy Health improvement Exercise

Play a vital role of

5 Immunization means _____ Helps to prevent disease Treatment of disease Educational training
hospital

6 On the basis of types of medicine the hospital is____ Allopathic hospital ENT hospital Kidney hospital Cancer hospital

7 Public limited company hospitals are at Chennai Mumbai Ahmedabad Vellore

Following are the hospitals on the basis of types of

8 Diabetes hospital Paediatric hospitals Accident hospital General hospitals
patient except--------------------

9 Minister of state for Health include except---------- Commissioner Secretary Deputy secretary Joint commissioner

10 Which is the clinical service except----- Radiology Gynaecology Pediatric Cardiac

11 Clinical support include------- All of these Pathology Radiology Blood bank

12 On the basis of working the medical staff is------ Consultants Trustee Administrator Specialist

13 Raw waste can be decomposed by_____ All of these Aerobic bacteria Anaerobic bacteria Facultative bacteria

14 Educational training facility is specially for except----- Patients Nursing Pharmacist Medical student

15 Central government hospital is----- Military hospital J.J.hospital Ghati hospital Hindu mission hospital

16 Civil hospital is---- Low budget hospital Costly hospital Free hospital None

17 J.J.hospital is located at----- Mumbai Pune Hyderabad Jalgaon

18 J.J.hospital classified under_______ Large hospital Medium hospital Small hospital Very small hospital

19 Surgery division include______ Obstetrics Pediatrics Psychiatry Cardiology

20 Apollo hospital is at? Chennai Mumbai Pune Hyderabad

21 Clinical departments are All of the above Surgery Pathology Radiology

Clinical and pathology service comprises sections

22 All of these Biochemistry Hematology Serology
like_____

23 The administrator of nursing service is known as____ H.O.D M.D. Director Chairman

24 Collected blood is stable for at least_____ 21 days 20 days 30 days 15 days

25 A sample of donors blood is tested for_____ Rh factor ABO Antibody Antigen

Chapter no 2: Hospital Pharmacy

 Actual practice in Actual practice in
1 Hospital pharmacy is defined as _____ Actual practice in hospital None
industry educational area

2 An hospital with 100 beds is-------- Medium hospital Small hospital Large hospital Very small hospital

3 Inventory consist of______ All of these Raw material In progress goods Finished goods

How much floor space is required for store room in 200

4 200sq.feet 120sq.feet 435sq.feet 100sq.feet
bed hospital?

5 Procurement of drug included in _______ Pharmacy activity Supportive activity Educational activity None

Educational activity arranges seminar, workshop on

6 Sterilization Patient care Pharmacy activity Medicines
_____

For 51-100 beds how many number of pharmacists are

7 3 1 5 10
required?

8 Hospital pharmacist has _____ All of these Technical abilities Administrative ability Academic ability

9 Manufacturing ability comes under which category? Technical abilities Administrative ability Academic ability None

10 Objective of hospital pharmacy___ All of these Education Training Treatment

Following are the functions of hospital pharmacy

11 Disease diagnosis Forecast of demand Make or buy decision Dispensing of medicine
except
 Match the requirement of the pharmacist as per the bed
requirement

1. Up to 50 beds A. 05

12 2. Up to 100 beds B. 08 C,A,B,D B,A,D,C D,A,C,B B,A,C,D

3. Up to 200 beds C. 03

4. Up to 500 beds D. 15

What is the requirement of area for hospital having 50

13 205 sq.ft 300 sq.ft 630 sq.ft 1180 sq.ft
beds?

14 What is the personnel requirement in hospital? All of these Director of pharmacy Staff pharmacists Residents

Director of pharmacy must have how many years of

15 5 years 10 years 6 years 8 years
experience?
What re the responsibilities of Inpatient Pharmacy
16 All of these Policies Accuracy Maintenance of records
Department?
What re the responsibilities of Inpatient Pharmacy
17 All of these Communication Co-ordination Supervisory
Department?
What are the general responsibilities of outpatient
18 All of these Control Drug information Education
pharmacists?

19 Hospital pharmacists must have of knowledge of ____ All of these Drugs and its action Control of drugs Distribution of drugs

20 Hospital pharmacists must deliver lectures on ____ None Drug usage Various dosage form Prescription writing

Chapter no 3: Drug Distribution System in Hospitals

Patient who occupy the space in the hospital are called

1 Inpatients Outpatients Ambulatory patients Operating patients
as ___
 Required to go home after Required to admit in Required emergency
2 Ambulatory patients are _____ None of these
taking treatment in O.P.D the ward for treatment treatment

______deals with majority care for daily personal

3 Primary care Tertiary care Emergency care All of these
health needs.
_____services are provided for immediate medical
4 Emergency care Primary care Referral care None of thses
attention or in case of an accident.

The deficiency of To conduct teaching

Following is the reason behind the growth of out- The need of health
5 All of these medical practitioners in programmers as per the
patient service. community
some areas needs of the hospital

24 hour services are given to patients who require

6 Emergency out patient Referred out patient Special out patient General out patient
immediate care for the survival are called as ____

7 Emergency service is for how many hours? 24 hrs 12 hrs 20 hrs 8 hrs

.….Patients are referred to the hospital for a specific

8 purpose due to lack of facilities available with the Referred out patient Emergency out patient Specific out patient General out patient
clinic.

9 Prescription is dispensed by the______ Pharmacist Physician Doctor Patient

For the waiting patient the prescription is identified by -- Medicine is Directly

10 Number Name Address
------- dispensed

A combined in-patient and out-patient unit with service

11 TRUE FALSE None Some time
provided form same window for out-patient dispensary.

The patients those get hospitalized for treatment are

12 In-patient Ambulatory patient General patient Out-patient
called _______
….Patients are one who decide the image of the
13 Out-patient In-patient Both None
hospital as per the service received by them.
To In-patient in a hospital medicine is distributed to
14 Floor stock system Numerical method Arrange in a container All of these
patient by which method?
 Individual prescription order system is adopted
15 Small hospital Large hospital Medium hospital Very big hospital
by____hospital.
For In-patients the dispensed medicine is labeled Directly given to the
16 Patients name Number Given randomly
by_______ patients

17 Penicillin G 3 lac units/ml is included in____ Antibiotics Anti allergic Anticoagulant Miscellaneou

In…..System both pharmacy and nursing station are Individual prescription

18 Floor stock system Unit dose system Combination system
responsible for drug distribution. order system

The stock of non-charge floor stock drugs is maintained

19 All of these Category of drug Frequency of drug use Cost of drug
by______
For envelop method who fills pre-filled envelops of
20 Pharmacist Physician Nurses Patient
medicines.
Stainless steel designed cupboard is design for which Centralized unit dose
21 Mobile dispensing unit Drug basket method Unit dose dispensing
system. dispensing
Required drugs are Minimizes return of Reduction in patient
22 Advantages of complete floor stock system are All of these
especially available. medicine to pharmacy prescription orders
For 2 floor one Depends on hospital
23 Satellite pharmacy is located at Each floor Only one in a hospital
pharmacy type
Central utility dose
Centralized unit dose drug Centralized unit dose Central unit dose drug
24 CUDDS stands for drug distribution
distribution system drug dispensing system dispensing system
system

Chapter no 4: Hospital Manufacturing

Why the hospital/Institute should have its own

1 All of these Quality of medicine Unavailability of drugs Delay in supply
manufacturing facility?
Purchases from outside the
institute require some time to Quantity of order is
2 Why there is delay in the supply? Less margin of profit All of these
complete the procurement more/less
formalities
Reference of past
3 Evaluation of medicine is come under Casual mode Judgmental All of these
history

4 .Variable cost + fixed cost=……? Total cost Unit cost Cost per unit None of these
 Estimation of demand can be determined by which Reference by past
5 All of these Judgmental Casual model
method? history
Depreciation value of
6 Variable cost include_____ Wages Salaries Marketing expenses
machine

7 Utility expenses comes under Variable cost Fixed cost Retail cost None of these

8 Testing charges are given by _____ Quality control Quality assurance administrator Marketing

Total cost/total number of Variable cost + fixed Variable cost –fixed

9 The formula of Cost per unit is ____ Variable cost/fixed cost
units packed cost cost
Why hospital should have its own manufacturing Prevent unavailability of
10 All of these For quality medicines Prevent delay in supply
facility? drugs
Purchases from outside the
institute require some time to
11 Cause of delay in supply is_____ Less margin of profit High quantity order None of the above
complete the procurement
formalities
Manufacturing Manufacturing
12 What re the factors affecting economy of a hospital? All of these Manufacturing capacity
requirement equipment’s

13 Which cost includes both direct cost and indirect cost? Operating cost Procurement cost Variable cost Fixed cost

Which factors govern the economic consideration

14 All of these Quality Quantity Cost and service
during the manufacture drug?

15 There must be strict control on Quality of product Demand Cost Quantity

Manufacturing process Quality of product

16 Personnel requirement will comes under ____ Purchase control Packaging control
control control

17 Purchase time decision is comes under_____ Purchase of raw material Quality control Quality assurance Packaging control

18 What are the methods for estimating demand of drugs? All of these Past Experience Judgmental Casual method

Who will give an opinion about requirements of drugs

19 Clinical and pharmacy staff Nursing staff Patient None of the above
in the hospital?
Machine and furniture
20 Processing cost includes _____ All of these Building cost Labor cost
cost
 Chapter no 5: Sterile Manufacture

1 The pack size of LVP is_____ 100 ml and more 1-99 ml 50ml 20ml

2 The pack size of SVP is_____ 100 ml and more 50ml 20ml
1-99ml

3 For LVP which vehicle which is used? WFI PG 400 PG 600 All of these

4 Which container is used for SVP? Plastic bottle Glass Amber colour Any container

5 Which substance is added in SVP? All of these Preservative Anti-oxidant Microbials

6 LVP is prepared by which technique? Terminal sterilization Aseptic fill technique Sterilization None of these

7 LVP administration is done with____ I.V.set Syringe Needle Directly administered

____is composed of silicon oxide, sodium, calcium,

8 Glass Plastic Amber colour bottle None
potassium, Magnesium, Iron and boron.

9 SVP administration is done with____ Syringe and needle I.V. set Syringe Needle

Silicon dioxide and boricoxide is a composition

10 Type I Borosilicate Type II Borosilicate Type III Borosilicate N.P.Glass
of_____

11 ______is a soda lime glass. Type III Borosilicate Type I Borosilicate Type II Borosilicate N.P.Glass

What are the qualities of container of parenteral Must be very high Must be physically and
12 All of these Must be transparent
preparation? quality chemically inert
_____is used as a container material of choice for most
13 Glass Plastic Amber colour bottle All are used
injectable.
______type of glass is not suitable for parenteral
14 N.P. Glass Type II Borosilicate Type III Borosilicate Type I Borosilicate
preparations
Hydrolytic resistance test is performed on
15 Glass Plastic Borosilicate glass All type of container
____Container.
 Parenteral can be packed in containers made from -------
16 Thermoplastic Plastic Monomers Polymers
-

17 Which plastic is not recycled? Bakelite Polyvinyl chloride Polypropylene Polyethylene

18 Glass containers are _______ High weight material Light weight material Medium weight material Variable

19 Plastic containers are_____in nature High weight Light weight Brittle Non-brittle

20 In hydrolytic resistance test which alkalis used? 0.01M HCl 0.01N NaOH 0.01N HCl 0.01M NaOH

In HEPA the air size of 0.3 micron is filtered at a rate

21 99.97% 99% 99.99% 100%
of_____efficiency.

22 To maintain aspetic are a which standards are essential Positive pressure Sterile garments Gum boots Disinfectant solution

23 Electrical heaters reduce the____Content of air. Moisture Air Microbes All

24 In HEPA filter the velocity is_____ 100±20ft 50±10ft 1000±50ft 100±50ft

25 Steaming is done in_____area. Cleans up area Compounding area Sterilization Aseptic area

Chapter no 06: Non-Sterile Manfacture

1 Non sterile preparation include_____ All of these Oral liquid Syrup Tablet

2 Elixirs are ______ Semisolid Solid Liquid Gaseous

3 Chloroform and benzoic acid are used as_____ Preservative Flavors Vehicle Colour

4 In tablet formulation the temperature and %R.H. is ___ 25-30ºC & 45% 20-30ºC & 70% 20-40ºC & 45% 20-50ºC & 45%

5 In preparation of Elixirs the ____% ethanol is used. May-40 50-90 Oct-50 100

6 Fusion method is used for the preparation of ____ Suppository Tablet Capsule Syrup
7 Agitation without heat is used for ____ For volatile substance For extract For tincture For all

8 Fusion method is also called as_____ For process Cold process Compression Hand molding

9 For bottle method the ratio of oil, gum, water is____ 4:01:02 2:04:01 3:01:02 2:01:02

10 Air conditioning room is a ______ Tableting section Weighing room Mixing section Coating section

11 All are non-sterile preparation except____ Ophthalmic drop Tablets Oral liquids All of the above

12 Benzoic acid is used as _____ Preservative Vehicle Flavour colour

13 Slugging method is also called as___ Dry granulation Wet granulation Grinding Mixing

14 Elixir is an example of which type of use? Internal use External use Parenteral use None

15 All are example of ointment bases except ____ Alcoholic bases Absorption bases Hydrocarbon bases Water miscible bases

16 Butylated hydroxyl anisole is an example of _____ Antioxidant Preservative Flavor Colour

What are the requirements of equipment as per Drugs

17 and Cosmetic Rules, for manufacturing of ointments All of these Mixing tanks Storage tanks Colloid mill
and emulsions?
How mush area is required for preparation of non-
18 30 sq.ft 50 sq.ft 100 sq.ft 150 sq.ft
sterile preparation?
Miscible with many
19 What are the advantages of fatty bases? All of these Non- irritating Melts at 30-36ºC
ingredients

20 What are the methods of preparation of suppositories? All of these Moulding Compression Hand rolling

Chapter no 07: Store Purchases and Inventory Control

List of goods with their estimated cost is called

1 Inventory Formulary Drug list Accessories
as______
 Which among the following is a type of inventory
Material Requirements
2 system that is used to manage the consumer demand Purchase timing Order point system ABC analysis
Planning
items?
To achieve _______ in purchasing and transportation,
3 goods may be purchased in larger quantities than the Cost efficiency Continuation Quality Potential value
actual demand.
Which among the following models is used to calculate Economic order Fixed order quantity Fixed order inventory
4 Reorder point model
the timing of the inventory order? quantity model model model
Inventory turnover
5 What is the meaning of ITR? Inventory turnover rate Investment rate Items rate
retail cost
Inventory control Storage of material
6 Seven rights will comes under_____ Purchasing objectives Customer objectives
objectives objectives
Weight gram of solids in volume of final solution is
7 Parts by weight Parts by volume Percent w/w Percent v/v
called as_____

8 All types of taxes are comes under____ Carrying cost Procurement cost Inventory cost Actual cost

Time span from the date when an order is placed to the

9 Lead time Safety time Delivery time Maximum time
date the items is received is called as ____
In the ABC Analysis system the B category stands Outstanding Comparatively Comparatively
10 Average importance in value
for_____ importance in value unimportant in value important in value
Directly from From local retail
11 From where the drugs can be purchased? All of these Directly from wholesaler
manufacturer pharmacy
What is the meaning of S in determination of controls
12 Net sales Net cost Net inventory None of these
in purchases?
Economic Order Economic Order
13 What is the full form of EOQ? Economic Order Quantity All of these
Quality Qualification

14 Reorder point is depend on _____ All of these Usage rate Lead time Safety stock
Time span from date of an order is placed to the date
15 the items are received, priced an put on the selling floor Lead time Usage rate Safety stock None of these
is called as______
Number of grams of active substance in 100 grams of
16 Percent w/w Percent w/v Percent v/w Percent v/v
product is written as_____

17 Less than 1 part solubility is known as_____ Very soluble Freely soluble Soluble Sparingly soluble
18 More than 10,000 parts solubility is known as_____ Insoluble Very soluble Slightly soluble Very slightly soluble

A tightly closed container of suitable size that

19 maintains an atmosphere of low moisture content is Desiccator Vacuum desiccator Water bath None of these
called as____
The biological assay methods are provided for two To determine total To determine quality
20 All of these To ascertain purity
purpose_____ activity of the drug of drug

Chapter no 08: Hospital Instruments and Inventory Accessories

1 ______ is a blade with inter-changeable handle system. Scalpels Scissors Forceps Protoscope

2 Scalpels are used for _____ Incision Cutting Dissection To hold swab

_____ Scissors are used freely at places where there is

3 Straight pointed Scissor Straight blunt Scissors Curved on flat Scissors Angle on edge Scissors
no risk of injury to vital structure.
______is used where there is a risk of damaging Straight pointed
4 Straight blunt Scissor Curved on flat Scissors Angle on edge Scissors
important structure. Scissor
_____ are used to hold tissues for traction or
5 Tissue Forceps Scalpels Scissors Protoscope
opposition.
Rutherford Morison tissue
6 Which forceps are used to hold the peritoneum? Allis tissue forceps Lanes tissue forceps Babcoks tissue forceps
forceps

7 Which instrument is a gynecological instrument? Blunt curate Protoscope Sharp curate Towel clip

8 ______Used to hold the corners of dressing sheets. Blunt curate Protoscope Sharp curate Towel clip

The instrument which used to check blood sugar level

9 Glucometer ECG machine X-ray machine Thermometer
is called as______
Ray generating beam is a important component
10 CT scan Nebulizer ECG machine X-ray machine
of_____
_____are used for administration of medicine in
disorders of larynx, trachea and lungs as well as
11 Nebulizer ECG machine X-ray machine CT scan
different types of obstructive disease of respiratory
system.
 _____is a supportive adjunct to the respiratory
12 Ventilator ECG machine X-ray machine Nebulizer
therapist.

13 Health accessories are______ All of these Wheel chair Walkers Canes

Magnetic Resonance Magnetic Radiation Minimum Radiation Magnetic Radiation

14 MRI stands for ____
Imaging Investigation Imaging Imaging

15 Nelson scissors are mainly used for ____ Thoracic surgery Brain surgery Bone surgery None of the above

The technique used to disintegrate urinary stone by a

16 Lithotripsy Biopsy Laparoscopy None of the above
laser beam is _____
To check the blood flow
17 Haemostatic forceps are used for_____ To make incisions To hold the tissue All of the above
from vessels
_____ are used for draining out the urine from various
18 Foley’s catheter Ryle’s tube Both A and B None of the above
parts of body.
To record images of
To take internal photograph
19 X-ray machine us used for ____ internal abdominal To study activity of heart All of the above
of body
organs
To measure the blood To measure blood To deliver fluids in the
20 Sphygmomanometer is used? To check the blood flow
pressure sugar level body

Chapter no 09: Pharmacy and Therapeutic Committee

1 PTC include_______ All of these Physician Pharmacist Nursing staff

2 A chair personal appointed from______ Physician Nurses Patient Administrator

3 Purpose of PTC______ All of these Educational Advisory None of these

4 Programs, seminars, workshops are included in_____ Educational Advisory Both A & B Administrator

5 The success of meeting is depends upon_____ Agenda Functions Objectives All of these

Minutes of previous Hospital formulary

6 The agenda of the committee is_____ All of these Drug safety in a hospital
meeting sections
7 To review adverse drug reactions to the drug is____ Objective Agenda Purpose All of these

Sometimes the drug may produce unwanted or

8 Adverse drug reaction Over dosage Hypersensitivity Allergic condition
unexpected effects are called______

_____is a prime responsibility of the hospital

9 Drug safety Adverse drug reaction Objective Patients care
pharmacist.

Adequate no. of
pharmacists must be
Library and Dispensing of medicine
appointed to fulfill the
10 Guidelines of PTC is_____ All of these documentation facility shall be done only by the
24 hr working
shall be provided registered pharmacist
requirements, in
different shifts

Pharmacy and treatment Pharmacy and Pharmacy and

11 PTC stands for_____ None of the above
community therapeutic committee therapeutic composition

In the composition of PTC the pharmacist works

12 Secretary Chair person Administrator Anesthetist
as____

13 A ‘chairperson’ is appointed from______ Physician Nurses Pharmacist Administrators

14 Plays a vital role in drug safety in hospital_____ PTC GMP ADR P&T Committee

______ is the prime responsibility of the hospital

15 Drug safety Proper medication Treating to the patient Caring of the disease
pharmacist.

16 Member of the pharmacy therapeutic committee_____ Pharmacist Doctor Nurse Patient

Advisory functions adopt policies which includes Therapeutic use of

17 All of these Evaluation of drugs Selections of drugs
_____ drugs

18 Secretory of P&T Committee is____ Pharmacist Physician Nursing representative None of the above

The meeting of the committee should be ______ times

19 6 7 5 4
per year
20 The agenda should be prepared by _____ Pharmacist Physician Nursing representative None of the above

Chapter no 10: Hospital Formulary System

1 HF stands for _____ Hospital formulary Hospital formulation Hospital formality Hotel formulary

Continuously revised Continuously revised list

Continuously revised list or
list or compilation of or compilation of
2 Hospital formulary is ______ compilation of selected None of the above
selected preparation by selected preparation by a
preparation by a hospital
a India hostel
List of surgical
3 Hospital formulary consist of ____ List of drugs List of patients None of the above
instruments
Large number of drugs Influences advertising Competition in
4 Need of hospital formulary because_____ All of the above
available in the market strategy marketing of drug

Selected drug must be

included in the official
What are the criteria for the addition and deletion of Irrational combination of Manufacturer should be
5 All of the above book and formula of
drug in hospital formulary? drugs licensee under D&C act
drug should be
disclosed

To provide basis To provide information To provide information

6 Objective of hospital formulary _____ All of the above
therapeutic information of hospital policies of drug

Which of the following is content of hospital Information on hospital Information on drug

7 All of the above Special information
formulary? policies product
Who frames policy guidelines regarding entry or Pharmacy and Therapeutic
8 administrator Governing body Medical committee
deletion of drug from hospital formulary? Committee

9 Significance of hospital formulary ____ All of the above Therapeutic Economic Educational

The hospital formulary consist of list of_____in the

10 Drugs Instruments Staff Patients
hospital.
Substantial patient care & financial benefits can be
11 Generic drugs Branded drugs Ayurvedic drugs None of the above
greatly increased by using_____
 Different active
Same active component
12 The generic equivalent is the drug containing_____ Same active components component of the same None of these
of the different class
class
_____type of formulary can be kept up to date easily
13 Leaflet, bound Bound, leaflet Both can be possible None
then the ____ type of formulary.
While writing the prescription the strength of the
14 Matrix system Imperial system Both can possible None
medicine prescribed in the______

15 The number of pharmacist in P.H.C.? 1 2 3 None

The drug list consist of list of therapeutic agents by

16 Strength and dosage form Pharmacokinetics Directions of use Toxicity
their generic names followed by information on___

Which of the following criteria should be taken into Drug must be The manufacturer should
Drug should not have
17 consideration for admission and deletion of drug in All of the above recognized by be licensee under D&C
secret component
formulary? pharmacopoeia act

In _____ type of formulary drugs are added or deleted

18 with less frequency while in _____ type of formulary National, private Private, national Both can possible None
drugs are added or deleted with greater frequency.

Arrange in a serial manner:

A. List of approved products that can be used in a

hospital.
B.A complete list of branded and generic drugs
20 A,B,C,D C,A,D,B B,D,C,A A,C,D,B
available in the market.

C. Prescription writing

D. Appendix

Chapter no 11: Drug Information Specialist and Services

 Drug implementation Drug incorporation
1 DIS stands for______ Drug information service Drug including syndrome
nservice service

Drug information is the facility of_____ or_____

2 Both Oral Written None
information about drug and therapy.
Right person to head the drug information center
3 Pharmacist Physician Nurse Patient
is_____
Pharmacy research
4 DIS guide on______ Both Educational programmes None
project
The information obtained from basic research and
5 All of these Primary sources Secondary sources Tertiary sources
developments are under______

6 Merk index is_______ Reference book Journal Textbook Formularies

The drug information center may publish a journal or

7 None DIS DIC DIB
periodical or any booklet called as_____

To furnish current It helps the hospital

It is a link between the
information to staff regarding recent
8 The advantage of drug information bulletin is_____ All of these DIC and health
physicians, pharmacist, researches and clinical
professionals
nursing practices
First drug information Centre is established in the year
9 1962 1960 1958 1970
of______
Most of the information about drugs are provided by
10 All of these MSR Advertising Literature inserts
industry through ______
Preparation of hospital
11 What are the functions of drug information services? All of these Monitoring Educational
formulary

12 Formularies will comes under______ Secondary sources Primary sources Tertiary sources None

A good medical dictionary and a good English

13 Tertiary sources Secondary sources Primary sources None
language is comes under____
The dimensions of pharmacy library depends on the Size of the staff Number of publications
14 All of these Type of hospital
_____ utilizing this library to be kept in it
15 What should be the area per reader required? 25-30 sq.ft 30-35 sq.ft 10-20 sq.ft 40-50 sq.ft

16 Who is secretory of drug information services? Pharmacist Physician Librarian Nursing representative

17 What are the levels of personnel are identified in DIN? All of these DIS director DIS staff Graduates and residents

Collection and storage Retrieval of stored Evaluation of

18 What are the functions of DIS? All of these
of information information information

What are the required abilities of a drug information Knowledge of library

19 All of these Educational Communication skills
specialist? services
Drug Investigational Drug Information
20 What is meaning of DIB? Drug Information Bulletin None of the above
Bulletin Booklet

Chapter no 12: Surgical Dressings

1 Surgical dressings include_______ All of these Absorbents Bandages Adhesive tapes

2 Surgical guaze included under______ Primary wound dressing Absorbents Bandages Adhesive tapes

Primary wound
3 Eye pads are example of______ Absorbents Bandages Adhesive tapes
dressings
It must be porous to Should not adhere to the Not produce tissue
4 Properties of surgical dressings are_____ All of these
water vapour wound surface reaction

5 ____ are made of webbing and contain rubber threads. Woven plastic bandage Crepe bandage Muslin bandage Elastic bandage

6 The packages of cotton is not more than________ 0.5 kg 5 kg 10 kg 1 kg

7 LOD is checked in________ %w/w %w/v %v/w w/w

8 Pyrogen testing is done on_____ Rabbit Mice Guainía pig None

_____ are used to collect urine from the patient unable

9 Catheters B.D.set Ryle’s tube All of these
to naturally or have trouble of incontinence
10 Capacity of small syringe should be_____ 10 ml 5 ml 1 ml 0.1 ml

11 Bulb syringe is used to administered fluid into____ All of these Nose Ear Rectum

They must have They must cause no They must have a gauge
12 Properties of sutures are____ All of these
adequate strength irritation as fine as possible

13 B.T. set consist of_____ All of these Spike Filter Drip chamber

14 _____ are also called as balloon catheters Foley catheters Rubber catheters Ryle’s tube None of the above

Arrange in sequence:

A.Spike

15 B.Tubing A,D,B,C A,C,D,B D,A,B,C B,C,A,D

C.Cannula

D. Filter

16 Which needle is used in B.D. set? Hypodermic Intravenous Hypothalamic None of these

17 Find the odd man out Kangaroo Catgut Mono filament Brocafile

18 Cotton fibres are included in_____ Non-absorbable suture Absorbable sutures Gauzes None of the above

19 Polyester sutures are_______ Synthetic sutures Plan sutures Animal sutures Insect sutures

What are the examples of non-stretch fabric retention Triangular calico

20 All of these Domette bandage Open-wove bandage
bandages? bandage

Chapter no 13: Computer Applications in Pharmacy

1 The heart of the computer is_____ CPU ALU RAM Input Unit
2 CD-ROM is a_____ Secondary memory Memory register Semiconductor memory None of these

Maintenance of
3 What is the role of computer in hospital? All of these Ineventory control Medication monitoring
records
________ system, inventory levels are manually Periodic inventory control Perpetual inventory Systematic inventory
4 None of the above
checked system control system control system
________ system, maintains the running balance of the Perpetual inventory control Periodic inventory Systematic inventory
5 None of the above
stock. system control system control system
Medical Literature
Medical Literature Analysis Medical List Analysis
6 MEDLARS stands for____ Automatic and Revital None of these
and Retrieval System and Retrieval System
System

7 Important data base used in drug information center Medline C Pascal All of these

8 MEDLINE stands for _____ MEDLARS ON-LINE MEDICINE ON-LINE MEDICAL ON-LINE All of these

9 Following software used in drug information retrieval All of these MEDLINE MEDLARS TDB

_____ computer programme are made for interaction

10 MEDIPHOR MEDLINE MEDLARS None
screening.

11 What are the elements of computer? All of the these CPU Software Key board

12 What are the capabilities of hospital computer system? All of these Preparation of lists Medication orders Billing

Medication Administration Medical Admission Medication

13 What is the meaning of MAR? None of the above
Records Record Administration Reports

14 What is the meaning of DUR? Drug Use Review Drug Usage Record Drug Unit Rate None of these

Maintenance of
15 What is included in purchasing and inventory control? All of these Evaluation of demand Calculation of inventory
inventory records

16 Which online databases are available? All of these MEDLINE MEDLARS MICROMEDEX

17 What are the computer applications in retail pharmacy? All of these Clerical Managerial Professional
18 In which function patient profile is prepared? Professional Clerical Managerial None

19 In which function prescription labels are prepared? Clerical Professional Managerial All of these

Preparation of daily sales Preparation of

20 In managerial report what is included? Building a patient profile None of these
report prescription labels

Clinical Pharmacy

Chapter no 01: Introduction to Clinical Pharmacy Practice

Therapeutic equivalence of different dosage form is

1 Biopharmaceutics Clinical pharmacy Pharmaceutics None
evaluated by using______
_____ is a prime duty of clinical pharmacy area to
2 Patient care Drug information Drug utilization Education and training
monitor the drug therapy.

3 Health care team include______ All of these Doctor Social worker Laboratory head
To know the patients
Used as a gauze by the
4 Significance of medication history are______ All of these A reason for ADR current and past
physician for therapy
medications
Drug information
5 Following are role of clinical pharmacy except___ Reason for ADR Medication history Patient compliance
service

Patient oriented approach of Product oriented Inventory control of

6 What is clinical pharmacy? Manufacturing of drug
pharmacist approach of pharmacist drug

To maximize the To decrease patients

To maximize the
effectiveness of drug non-compliance
7 Objective of clinical pharmacy____ All of these patients role in the
therapy with minimum through the patients
drug use process
side effects counseling

Patient takes their

Faithful adherence by
medication, in
8 Patient compliance is _____ All of these Patient satisfaction the patient to the
accordance with the
prescriber’s instructions
prescriber
 Patient takes their
Patient not follow the Faithful adherence by the
medication, in
9 Patient non-compliance is _____ instructions given by patient to the prescriber’s None of the above
accordance with the
prescriber instructions
prescriber

Unpleasant taste of Side effects of drug

10 Which factors contributing to non-compliance? All of these Poor instructions
medication dependent

11 Reason for non-compliance is ____ All of these forgetfulness Cost Type of therapy

Take an account of his

Which different aspects to be noted while taking Allergic responses of the
12 All of these Self-prescribing habits habits like alcohol,
medication history of patients? patients with some drugs
tobacco, smoking

Match the pair: 1. Liquid

Paraffin A. Contraindicated in children under 12
years
2. Boric acid B. Do not used for prolonged time
13 B,A,E,C A,,D,B,C E,A,B,C D,A,B,C
3. Phenyl Butazone C. Chew, do not swallow
4. Antacid Tab D. It may cause colored urine and
feaces pink
E. Do not take on empty stomach

14 Who is included in clinical pharmacy services? Pharmacist Physician Patient None of above

15 What are the roles of clinical pharmacist? All of these Patient admission Prescribing Drug therapy

What types of services are provided by clinical Compounds and Patient education and Prepare medication
16 All of these
pharmacist? dispense prescription counseling history.

Chapter no 02: Modern Dispensing Aspects

Pharmacokinetics
1 Modern dispensing aspect based on_____ Both B and C Patient non compliance Patient compliance
functions
 % patient compliance= NME- % patient compliance= % patient compliance= % patient compliance=
2 Percentage compliance can be calculated as_____
NPD/NPD×100 NPD-NPD/NME×100 NPD-NME/100×100 NPD-NME/NPD×100

Cost of medication
Measurement of
3 Reasons of patient non compliance_____ All of these frequency of Frequency of medication
medication
medication

Regular schedule of dosage intake cannot be followed

4 Frequency of medication Duration of therapy Cost of medication Illness
due to working load is the reason for____

5 ________can cause sedation. Antihistaminic Tetracycline Salicylates Haematinics

6 Which drug relives constipation? Liquid paraffin Diazepam Ampicillin None of the above

Patient counseling is done by showing pictograms to

7 the patients or their relatives on following direction Precaution Storage Diet
except_____ Patients history

On administration of On proper & safe use of

8 The counseling information can be deliver with_____ All of these On storage of medicine
drug medicine

______take with plenty of milk or water and drink

9 Sulfa drugs salicylates Rifampicin Diazepam
maximum water during day time.

10 Reasons of medication errors are_____ Wrong doses Drug tolerance Adverse reaction Potential risk

11 Do not take with empty stomach is the advice for____ Salicylates Antacid MAO-Inhibitors Tetracycline

Yellow coloration of
12 Rifampicin cause______ Red coloration of urine Crystal urea Uricosuric effect
urine

Discontinuing the drug

Taking less than the Omitting one or more
13 What are the reasons of overutilization medication? All of these before completing the
prescribed dose doses
course
14 _______ do not use for prolonged time. Liquid paraffin Caffeine Rifampicin Diazepam

Do not take an empty It may cause

15 What is the advice for oxyphenbutazone? It may cause sedation None of the above
stomach constipation
The patient counseling information can be delivered On administration of On proper and safe use
16 All of these On storage of medicine
with___ drug of medicine
“Always chew” do not swallow the tablet indication
17 Antacid Biscodyl Tetracycline Salicylates
given to which drug?
Which drug is contraindicated in children under 12
18 Boric acid Salicylates Phenolphthalein Sulfa drugs
year old?
Drugs product that can be purchased without
19 OTC Drugs Narcotic drugs Homeopathic drugs None of the above
prescription is___
Which one should not take with cheese, banana, and
20 MAO inhibitors Tetracycline Biscodyle All of the above
butter?

Chapter no 03: Medical Terminology

_______ is a liquid medicine for oral use of which

1 Mixture Solution Syrup Elixirs
several dosage are contained in aqueous form.

A coarse dispersion containing finely divided insoluble

2 Suspension Emulsion Tincture Liniments
material suspended in liquid medium is called _____

The soft, viscous and pasty preparations applied to skin

3 Poultices Ointment Creams Pastes
when they are hot is called______

4 ______ are which are insufflated in nasal cavity. Snuff Powders Pills Poultices

Drugs that stimulates CNS and respiration are

5 Analeptics Anesthetics Antacids Astringent
called_____
Degenerative condition
6 Etiology means_____ Cause of disease Inflammation of joints Contraction of pupil
of bones

7 Difficulty in swallowing termed as_____ Dysphagia Dyspepsia Flatulence Necrosis

8 Ana means_____ Of each Before After According to

9 Addendus means______ To be added To be taken To be given As directed

10 Mane means_____ In the morning In the evening At night Evening

Hyposecretion of adrenal Enlargement of Compression of facial Inflammatory condition

11 Addisons disease means____
cortex pharyngeal tonsils nerve of G.I.T
Hyposecretion of Enlargement of Inflammatory condition
12 Bell’s palsy means____ Compression of facial nerve
adrenal cortex pharyngeal tonsils of G.I.T

13 What is the meaning of Congenital? Present at birth Acquired after birth Occurring in families None of the above

What is the descriptive term for disease condition

14 Systemic Functional Local Organic
involving the body system?
External chemical
15 What are the causes for traumatic diseases? All of these Violence Mechanical irritation
agents
Abnormal condition of mind occurs in which disease
16 Psychiatric Idiopathic Endocrine Infective
condition?

17 Gout is an example of _____ Metabolic disease Allergic disease Idiopathic disease None of the above

18 The drugs which prevents vomiting are known as____ Antiemetic Antifungal Antidote Anticonvulsants

19 What is the meaning of Pulvis? A powder A pill A mixture An emulsion

20 What is the meaning of Guttae? Drops Jelly Snuff Paste

Chapter no 04: Pathophysiology of Diseases

Hypertension resulting from an identifiable cause is

1 Secondary Hypertension Primary Hypertension Essential Hypertension Reflex tachycardia
called as______
Coughing and
2 What are the symptoms of congestive heart failure? All of these Skin turns bluish Enlargement of liver
shortness of breath

Structural changes
Physiological changes Development of
3 Pathophysiology means? Study of disease produced during
during disease condition disease
disease
 Physiological changes
4 Etiology means____ Exact cause of disease during disease Development of disease Study of disease
condition

5 What is the etiology of tuberculosis? Mycobacterium tuberculosis Mycobacterium leprae Tubercle None of the above

Non-A & B hepatitis

6 What is the etiology of Hepatitis? All of these Hepatitis -A Hepatitis-B
virus

7 Arthralgia means____ Pain in muscle Pain in joints Pain in kidney None of the above

Polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia are the symptoms

8 Diabetes TB Arthritis Ulcer
of___

9 In gout uric acid level is _____ Increase Decrease No change None of the above

Diabetes, peptic ulcer comes under which type of

10 Endocrine exocrine disorder Serological disease Infectious disease Autoimmune disease
disease?

11 Inflammation of connective tissue is called as____ Arthritis Hepatitis Glossitis None of the above

____ is imbalance of demand and supply of oxygen to

12 Angina pectoris Arrhythmia Atherosclerosis Hypertension
heart.

13 Atherosclerosis is involved in the development of ____. Myocardial infarction Arrhythmia Epilepsy Congestive heart failure

14 From where is insulin secreted? Beta cells of pancreas Alpha cells of pancreas Liver Stomach

Injury or wounds resulted in the body structure due to

15 Lesion Sign Symptoms Sequel
disease is termed as_____
Rifampicin + Isoniazide + Ethambutol in combination
16 First line drug Second line drug Arrhythmia None of the above
is gives in______

17 HAV stands for_____ Hepatitis A Hepatitis B Hepatitis C Hepatitis D

18 Loss of appetite and body weight is observed in____ Hepatitis TB Peptic ulcer Rheumatoid arthritis

19 Ribavirin + Interferon Alfa-2B is given in_____ Combination therapy Monotherapy Hepato-protectives All of these
20 Omeprazole is gives in a dose of ____ 20-40 mg once a daily 250 mg b.i.d 40 mg at bed time 5 ml b.i.d

Chapter no 05: Physiological Parameters

1 The normal value of bleeding time range from____ 1-3 min 60 min 15-30 min 5-10 min

2 Hemoglobin % is increased in_____ Polycythemia Anemia Leukemia All of these

3 The normal range of R.B.C. in female_____ 4-5 millions/cumm 5 millions/cumm 6-7 millions/cumm 8 millions/cumm

4 Hct % × 10 / RBC Count is a formula of____ MCV PVC RBC Hb

5 Normal value of Hb in infants is____ 16-18 gm% 14-16 gm% 12-15gm% 10-12gm%

6 Hypochromic anaemia is when the colour index is___ Less than 0.85 More than 1.5 0.85 – 1.15 2

7 Normal range of basophils is____ 0-1 % 60-70% 1-4% 4-8%

8 The normal value of clotting time range from____ 4-10 min 1-3 min 4-5 min 1-5 min

When there is pernicious anaemia the cholesterol level

9 80-100mg% 300-400mg% 400-500mg% 500-600mg%
is_____

10 The heart rate of foetus is____ 140-150 beat/min 100-120 beat/min 70-80 beat/min 60-75 beat/min

11 What is the normal WBC count? 4000 – 11000 cells/mm3 4.5 – 5.5 million/mm3 15.5+ 2.5 gm% None of the above

12 What is the normal specific gravity of urine? 1.005-1.025 2.008-2001 1-3 min 1.005-1.025 mg/ml

13 What is the normal blood sugar level? 80-120 mg/100 ml 80-120 gm/100 ml 80-120 gm/10 ml 150-240 mg/100 ml

14 Increase in blood clotting time which causes___ Hemorrhagic diseases Coronary thrombosis Allergy Chronic nephritis

15 The normal value if Hemoglobin in infant is___ 16-18gm% 12-15gm% 20-25gm% 16-20gm%
16 PCV stands for___ Packed cell volume Particle volume Poly chloride vinyl None of the above

Erythrocyte sedimentation Electrolyte sedimentation Emulsion sedimentation

17 ESR stands for ____ Estimation solid rate
rate rate rate

18 Erythrocyte sedimentation rate _____ in Tuberculosis Increased Decreased No change None of the above

Increase in AST/ALT/ALP (SGOT,SGPT)

19 Hepatitis Allergic reaction Hypoglycemia Macrocytic anemia
indicates___

20 Increase in heart rate is called as____ Tachycardia Bradycardia Ischemia None of the above

Chapter no 06: Drug Interaction

Alteration of the effect of one drug by prior or

1 Drug interaction Poison Allergy ADR
concurrent administration of another drug is called as__

2 The reasons of drug interaction are__ All of these Use of OTC drugs Potent drugs Patient compliance

Phenylbutazone interacts with warfarin which Reduces blood Decreases prothrombin

3 Hemorrhage Blood clot formation
causes___ clotting time time

4 Following drugs that induces enzyme__ None of these Phenylbutazone Allopurinol Warfarin

5 Absorption of Griseofulvin is ____ with ____ diet. Increase , fatty Decrease , vitamin Increase, carbohydrate Increase, protein

Tetracycline should not be given with antacid because

6 Reduces Increase No change None of these
antacids____ the absorption of tetracycline.

Hypertension occurs when MAO inhibitor are given

7 All of these Chocolate Cheese Liver extract
with___
What happens if folic acid is give along with Decrease concentration
8 Folate deficiency Phenytoin toxicity Folate toxicity
phenytoin? of phenytoin
Alternation in
9 Change in pH is due to----_____ GIT absorption Change in metabolism All of these
distribution
 It potentiates the
activity of
Change in pH of urine
Both compete for same anticoagulants by
Mechanism of interaction of Aspirin and probenecid towards alkaline, which
10 binding site on plasma interfering with All of these
is____ inhibits re-absorption at
albumin binding site and
renal tubules.
decreasing platelets
activity.
Milk reduces absorption of-_____by forming an
11 Tetracycline Fatty food Tyramine Ampicillin
insoluble complex.
Pharmacokinetic drug Pharmacodynamics drug Miscellaneous drug
12 What are the mechanisms of drug interaction? All of these
interactions interactions interactions

13 Which factors causes the GIT absorption interactions? All of these pH Complexation Food

The effect of one drug is increased due to presence of

14 Synergistic effect Antagonistic effect Positive effect Negative effect
another drug is called as___
The effect of one drug is decreased due to presence of
15 Antagonistic effect Synergistic effect Positive effect Negative effect
another drug is called as___
When the trimethoprim and sulphamethoxazole
16 Synergistic effect Antagonistic effect No change None of the above
administered together they will show_____

17 Acetylcholine and atropine shows ____ Antagonistic effect Synergistic effect No change None of the above

What are the examples of miscellaneous drug Interaction causing Interaction with
18 All of these Food-drug interaction
interaction mechanism? electrolyte disturbance formulation additives

19 Which drug will interact with aspirin? All of these Alcohol Corticosteroids Heparin

20 Which drug is contraindicated with diuretic drug? Quinidine Procainamide Sulphonamide Ephedrine

Chapter no 07: Adverse Drug Reaction

1 Antibiotics, alkaloids can produce____ Dysgensia Constipation Diarrhora Ulceration

Lack of faith on
2 Discontinuation of treatment is due to____ All of these High cost of medicine Non-compliance
physician
 Sometimes the drug may produce unwanted or
3 Adverse drug reaction Hyper reaction Toxicity Overdosing
unexpected effects called as _____

4 Aplastic, Megaloblastic are the type of___ Anemia Leukopenia Thrombocytopenia None

5 Structural teratogenicity include____ All of these Pre-Implementation Period of organogenesis The II and III trimester

6 Adverse drug reaction results of_____ All of these Over dosage Hypersensitivity Allergic reaction

7 Gray baby syndrome occur due to ____ Chloramphenicol Tetracycline Penicillin All of these

8 Teratogenic drug effect observed in___ Fetus Adult Children All of these

Drug or chemical agent that effect abnormalities in

9 Teratogenicity Idiosyncrasy Teratogens ADR
developing embryo is called ___

10 Most common side effect of morphine is___ Constipation Diarrhea Hypersensitivity Abdominal cramp

Adverse response to a
Unusual, bizarre and or foreign substance Reactions will develop in
11 Idiosyncrasy is____ unexpected drug effects resulting from previous all patients if excessive All of the above
which cannot be explained exposure to that dose is given
substance
Medication Bioavailability
12 Reasons which may cause ADR All of these Patient non-compliance
administration error difference
Given the following drugs produced teratogenic effect
13 Aspirin Thalidomide Methotrexate Androgen
except ____
Genetically determined
14 Adverse drug reactions are classified as___ All of these Idiosyncrasy Allergic drug reactions
toxicity

15 Anaphylaxis is caused due to ____ Penicillin Phenothaizines Methyldopa Oxacillin

16 Hepatitis is caused due to___ Methyldopa Sulphonamides Quinidine Thiazides

17 Leucopenia is occurs due to____ All of these Sulphonamide Thiouracil Phenylbutazone

18 What are the causes of adverse drug reaction? All of these Age Sex Genetics

Vital statistics and record

19 What are methods of detecting adverse drug effects? All of these Case report Cohort studies
linkage studies

20 ______ us drug induced hematologic disorder Aplastic anemia Dysgenia Dyspepsia Acute renal failure

Chapter no 08: Toxicology

Which one of these is a ingredient of universal

1 Activated charcoal Calcium carbonate Potassium permanganate Sugar
antidote?
Substance which neutralizes the effect of poison is
2 Antidote Antagonist Agonist None of the above
____
Following are the composition of universal antidote
3 Chloride Tannic acid Activated charcoal Magnesium
except __
Universal antidote composition (Activated charcoal :
4 2:01:01 2:02:01 1:01:02 2:02:02
MgO : Tannic acid) proportion-
Which type of antidote is used when the nature of
5 Universal antidote Chemical antidote Physical antidote Physiological antidote
ingested poison is not known?

6 BAL stands for___ British Anti Lewiste Brick Anti Lewiste British Anti Lotion None of the above

7 BAL and EDTA are___ Physiological antidote Chemical antidote Physical antidote Mechanical antidote

8 Which one of these is used as antidote for heparin? Protamine sulfate Warfarin BAL Glyceriltrinitrate

Nuxvomica, chloroform, Arsenic, bromide, Carbolic acid, sulphuric Alcohol, nuxvomica,

9 Neurolytic poisons are____
conium snake venom acid, alcohol mercury

10 Naloxone is used in the poisoning of____ Morphine Barbiturate Cocaine Alcohol

11 An antidote of lead poisoning is_____ BAL EDTA Naloxone Atropine

12 Overdose of digitalis may cause___ Cumulative poisoning Habituation Tolerance Physical dependence

13 Aconite is____ Cardiac poison Asphyxiants Miscellaneous None

14 Morphine poisoning may cause death due to___ Respiratory depression Cardiac arrest CNS depression None

15 An antidote of Iron poisoning is___ Desferroxamine BAL EDTA Atropine

Immediate care of
Removal of unabsorbed
16 General treatment of poisoning include----_____ All of these deteriorating body Use of antidote
poison
function

17 Dose of Arsenic poisoning is___ 3mg/kg 5mg/kg 10mg/kg 1mg/kg

18 For nitric acid poison_____ antidote is used Milk of magnesia Vinegar Calcium gluconate Coramine

In organo-phosphorous poisoning the antidote use

19 Atropine 10% calcium lactate Phenobarbitone All of these
is___
In D.D.T. poisoning phenobarbitone is given in a
20 100 mg orally every 4-6 hrs 10 ml I.V. 2mg every 15-30 min 50 mg orally
dose____

Chapter no 09: Drug Dependence and Abuse

The consumption of a drug apart from medical need or

in excess quantities or not for medical purpose of any
1 Drug abuse ADR Drug dependence Physical dependence
drug to experience its pleasurable effects is called
as______

Lysergic acid Lysergic acid Lysergic acid

2 LSD stands for____ Lysergic acid dimethylamide
diethylamine diethylamide dimethylamine

3 Which is not an example of drug addiction? Tea and coffee Morphine Heroin Alcohol

Psychological
4 Tendency to increase the dose in____ Drug addiction Drug habituation None of the above
dependence
A state of chronic or periodic intoxication due to
5 Drug addiction Drug tolerance Drug habituation Drug dependence
repeated consumption of drug is_____
A state of resulting from the repeated use of drug is
6 Drug habituation Drug addiction Drug tolerance Drug dependence
termed as______
 _____ is a state which shows itself by intense physical Psychological drug Physical drug
7 Tolerance None
disturbances in case the drug is not administered. dependence dependence

8 Opiates are______ Narcotics CNS depressant CNS stimulant Inhalants

9 CNS stimulant is______ Tobacco Alcohol Opiates LSD

10 The dose of heroin is_____ 25 mg 20 mg 10 mg 30 mg

The addicts are continuously taking drugs for the which To satisfy curiosity
11 All of these To relax stress and strain To escape from reality
reasons___ about the drug effect

12 Improper use of medicine is called as_____ Drug misuse Drug abuse Drug addiction None of the above

13 Alcohol, barbiturates are the examples of _____ CNS depressants CNS stimulants Narcotics Hallucinogens

14 What is the example of volatile inhalants? Benzene Heroin Morphine Tobacco

15 Acute alcoholism is depend on _____ Blood level Sugar level Cholesterol level None of the above

Vomiting, vertigo features are observed when the blood

16 100-200 mg/100ml 20 -30 mg/100ml 40-50 mg/100ml 200-300 mg/100ml
level is ____ in acute alcoholism.
What are the symptoms of chronic abuse of
17 All of these Drowsiness Ataxia Nystagmus
barbiturates?
Tricyclic antidepressants and tranquilizers are given in
18 Cocaine addiction Barbiturates addiction Alcoholism All of these
treatment of____

19 What are the withdrawal symptoms of narcotics? All of these Nausea Muscle cramp Insomnia

20 Methadone is given in treatment of ____ Narcotics Hallucinogens Barbiturates None of the above

Chapter no 10: Bioavailability

 Rate at which and extent to
Rate and extent of Rate and extent of drug Rate and extent of drug
1 Bioavailability is termed as_____ which drug reaches into
drugs reaches in liver reaches brain excrete from the body
systemic circulation

The bioavailability of drug from dosage form as Absolute

2 Relative bioavailability Similar bioavailability Relative bioequivalence
compared to reference standard is called as______ bioavailability

If the drug is administered through I.V. route then its

3 100% 50% 10% 90%
bioavailability is___
When the bioavailability of drug from different
4 Bioequivalence Bioavailability Relative bioavailability Biopharmability
formulation is the same is called as____
Which form of drug more easily absorb through cell
5 Non-ionisable Ionisable Lipid insoluble None of the above
membrane?

Which physicochemical properties of drug affecting on Rate of disintegration

6 Physical state of drug GIT structure All of these
bioavailability? and dissolution

7 Which of the following factor affecting bioavailability? All of these Concentration of drug State of ionisation GIT motility

Which patient related factors affecting on

8 All of these GIT pH GIT motility Hepatic function
bioavailability?

9 ____ Concentration of drugs aids in better absorption. Higher Lower Constant None of the above

10 Which drugs will rapidly absorbed from stomach? Acidic Basic Neutral All of these

Movement of solute into circulation from site of

11 Absorption Bioavailability Distribution Metabolism
administration is____

12 Movement of solute from blood into the tissue is___ Distribution Metabolism Bioavailability Absorption

13 Which of the following is a pharmaceutical factor? Dissolution rate Particle size pKa First pass effect
 Solution>suspension>powde Solution>suspension>p Solution>suspension>po Solution>powder>susp
14 Availability of drug from dosage forms in general is___ r>capsule>tablet>coated owder>tablet>coated wder>tablet>capsule>co ension>capsule>tablet>
tablet tablet>capsule ated tablet coated tablet

Decrease Decreases dissolution

15 Increase in surface area____ Increase bioavailability None of the above
bioavailability rate

16 Higher is the Partition Coefficient___ More is absorption Less is absorption No change None of the above

Have low water Have high water Have low water

Have higher water solubility
17 Hydrophilic drugs ____ than lipophilic drugs solubility and but high solubility and but low solubility and
and dissolution rate
dissolution rate dissolution rate dissolution rate

18 Which of the following is a physiological factor? All of these Effect of GIT fluid First pass effect Disease state

19 Non-ionized form of drugs are___ More lipophilic More hydrophilic Both are same None of the above

20 Which drug does not passes first pass metabolism? Isoprenaline Barium sulfate Salicylates All of these