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    The document summarizes 35 questions from a February 2020 pharmacy exam covering various topics: 1. Questions tested knowledge of drug structures, mechanisms of action, adverse effects, drug interactions, dosing, and counseling points. Common topics included antibiotics, antifungals, chemotherapy agents, antihypertensives, diabetes medications, and steroid treatments. 2. Calculations on half-life, infusion rates, and tablet quantities were also included to test pharmacokinetics and compounding skills. 3. Patient counseling scenarios covered recommendations for managing oral sores, sun exposure with photosensitizing drugs, and alcohol avoidance during metronidazole therapy.

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    The document summarizes 35 questions from a February 2020 pharmacy exam covering various topics: 1. Questions tested knowledge of drug structures, mechanisms of action, adverse effects, drug interactions, dosing, and counseling points. Common topics included antibiotics, antifungals, chemotherapy agents, antihypertensives, diabetes medications, and steroid treatments. 2. Calculations on half-life, infusion rates, and tablet quantities were also included to test pharmacokinetics and compounding skills. 3. Patient counseling scenarios covered recommendations for managing oral sores, sun exposure with photosensitizing drugs, and alcohol avoidance during metronidazole therapy.

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    The document summarizes 35 questions from a February 2020 pharmacy exam covering various topics: 1. Questions tested knowledge of drug structures, mechanisms of action, adverse effects, drug interactions, dosing, and counseling points. Common topics included antibiotics, antifungals, chemotherapy agents, antihypertensives, diabetes medications, and steroid treatments. 2. Calculations on half-life, infusion rates, and tablet quantities were also included to test pharmacokinetics and compounding skills. 3. Patient counseling scenarios covered recommendations for managing oral sores, sun exposure with photosensitizing drugs, and alcohol avoidance during metronidazole therapy.

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    February 2020 Paper 1 and 2 Recalls

    1. pH of tears
    2. Acarbose dose
    3. Sildenafil dose
    4. Structure of naphthalene
    5. Causative agents of impetigo
    6. Structure of ampicillin
    7. Methylparaben is metabolized to:
    8. Omeprazole cannot be crushed
    9. From the case analysis, when MTX did not provide enough efficacy for RA, what will be the next
    medication? (I think this is adalimumab)
    10. Computations for half life, infusion rate, number of tablets, compounding computations (less
    than 10 items)
    11. Cisplatin structure description
    12. Clotting factors
    13. Cholesterol esters can be found on (choices: all lipoproteins, LDL, VLDL, HDL)
    14. Which of the ff antacids acts as a protective barrier (choices: AlOH/MgOH, omeprazole,
    ranitidine, cimetidine)
    15. Which is not a characteristic of an alkaloid (choices: poor water solubility, alcohol solubility, pH
    of 7)
    16. Common adverse event for anti-cancer drugs (myelosuppression)
    17. Characteristic of Mycoplasma pneumoniae that made it untreatable with beta-lactams (no cell
    wall)
    18. Why does the intestine has better affinity for absorption than stomach (due to surface area)
    19. Which of the ff is a steroid (Choices: Vit. A, Vit D, Vit E, Vit K)
    20. Which of the ff is not a treatment for CMV
    21. Short acting BDZ
    22. Starch is an/a (choices: disintegrant, lubricant, emulsifier)
    23. Which of the following will exacerbate vomiting (choices: idarubicin. Chlorambucil, I forgot the
    other 2 choices)
    24. Drug of choice for generalized seizure
    25. Which of the following is for asthma (choices: long acting beta antagonist, short acting beta
    antagonist, inhaled corticosteroid, intermediate acting beta antagonist)
    26. The structure given can easily be degraded and must be stored to an amber bottle. Sodium
    sulphite was added in order to prevent this reaction, what other reaction may still occur with
    the structure above (choices: hydrolysis, oxidation..)
    27. Which of the ff is not a biotransformation (choices: transamination, hydrolysis..)
    28. Question regarding head lice (the choices are quite long)
    29. Which insulins should not be mixed
    30. Drug hypersensitivity occurs when
    31. Antidote for MTX (folinic acid)
    32. What can you suggest to a patient with oral sores
    33. Which drug will likely to cause photosensitivity
    34. Which drug are mostly likely given once a day (choices: lisinopril, enalapril, captopril)
    35. What counselling will you give to a patient taking metronidazole

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