PACOP GREEN QUESTIONS (DISP AND ADR) 6.

The most important protein to

which drug can bind in the
plasma
a. Lipoprotein
1. Drug bound to plasma proteins b. Albumin
are considered? c. Glycoprotein
a. Pharmacologically active d. None of the above
b. Pharmacologically inactive 7. A prescription should be
c. Free drugs refused when
d. Bioavailable drugs a. Patient is terribly sick
b. There is no delivery service
2. The following are true c. Essential information is
regarding incompatibilities missing
except: d. It is not signed by the
a. Problems arising during pharmacist
compounding, dispensing and 8. Which of the following is an
drug administration example of subscription;
b. Easier to correct than to prevent a. M.ft. sol.
c. May be intentional or b. 1 tab q6 hrs
unintentional c. Shake well before using
d. Must be recognized by the d. 250 mg capsule
pharmacist 9. For dispensing thick viscous
liquids the container should be
3. Anaphylaxis is a: a. Standard prescription
a. Type A b. Wide mouthed bottles
b. Type B c. Collapsible Tubes
c. Type C d. Dropper bottles
d. Type D 10. Generic dispensing means
4. Teratogenicity is a a. Drugs with generic names
a. Type A only
b. Type B b. Correct prescription
c. Type C c. Customers choice from
d. Type D generally equivalent drugs
5. Any drug reaction hich does not d. Proper containers
necessarily have a casual 11. The dispensing direction to
relationship with the treatment the pharmacist
is called? a. Superscription
a. ADR b. Subscription
b. Drug incompatibility c. Inscription
c. Chemical incompatibility d. Signa
d. Both A and B 12. Commonly abused drugs by
athletes
a. Anabolic steroids
b. Dexamethasone guidelines of usual medical
c. Antihistamine practice.
d. Antibiotic a. Divided dose
13. An impossible b. Usual dosage range
prescription is describe except; c. Loading dose
a. GN is written but not legible d. Total dose
b. GN and BN are not legible 19. Idiosyncratic reactions is
c. GN does not correspond to BN a. Type A
d. GN is not legible and brand is b. Type B
written legibly c. Type C
14. Incorrect prescription d. Type D
that can be filled is 20. This container is impervious
a. Impossible to air and other gases under
b. Erroneous ordinary conditions of handling
c. Violative storage and transport;
d. None of the above a. Airtight container
15. The date which the b. Security closed
product is not intended to be c. Hermitically sealed
used d. Child resistant container
a. Beyond use date 21. Many diuretics tend to cause
b. Expiry date depletion of?
c. Stop date a. Potassium
d. Both a and b b. Sodium
16. Poor patient compliance c. Carbonate ion
with prescription instruction is d. Urea
usually due to the ff except: 22. Type of drugs that is bound
a. Patient understood pharmacist to albumin
instruction poorly a. Basic
b. Pharmacist has poor b. Acidic
communication skills c. Alkaline
c. Inadequate time of pharmacist d. All of the above
for patient counseling 23. Principal site of metabolism
d. Any of the above of drugs
17. An example of auxiliary a. Liver
label except b. Kidney
a. Do not repeat c. Stomach
b. For external use d. Small intestine
c. Shake well before using 24. Which of the following
d. Ophthalmic use drugs are prohibited?
18. Indicate the quantitative a. Heroine and morphine
range or amount of drugs that b. Coca leaf and its derivative
maybe prescribed within the c. Mescaline and Indian hemp
d. Secobarbital
25. Regulated drug,e except; c. Violative
a. LSD d. Any of the above
b. Amphetamine 32. Providing correct medicine
c. Methaqualone at the correct time, in the correct
d. Phenobarbital dose and correct route of
26. Official name of drug administration is called
products containing 2 or more API a. Primary care
with single INN b. Rational drug therapy
a. INN of combination products c. Osteopathy
b. Generic names of 2 or more API d. Homeopathy
c. Based on the nomenclature used 33. An ointment prepared by
by PNDF incorporating 10 g of a drug into
d. Products with standards 100 gram of white petrolatum,
formulation in current PNDF what is the [percentage w/w of
27. Instruction for patient in active ingredient ?
taking the medication a. 10.0 %
a. Transcription b. 9.1%
b. Inscription c. 0.91%
c. Superscription d. 0.95%
d. Subscription e. None of these
28. Dispensing direction to the 34. A humectant retards
pharmacist a. Bacterial growth
a. Inscription b. Degradation
b. Subscription c. Surface evaporation
c. Superscription d. Spreadability
d. Transcription e. All of these
29. Forms the beginning of a
direct order from the presciber to
the compounder
a. Inscription
b. Subscription
c. Superscription
d. Transcription
30. Prescription where generic
name is not written
a. Violative
b. Erroneous
c. Impossible
d. Yellow DDB
31. The no substitution
instruction is seen in
a. Erroneous
b. Impossible