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Concerned Subject (Pharmacist)

Question 1Single Answer
Which dosage form is most commonly used for oral administration of drugs with high first-pass metabolism?
  1. A
    Suppository
  2. B
    Capsule
  3. C
    Syrup
  4. D
    Tablet
Question 2Single Answer
The process of reducing particle size of a solid drug to improve solubility is called?
  1. A
    Lyophilization
  2. B
    Granulation
  3. C
    Compression
  4. D
    Micronization
Question 3Single Answer
Which of the following is a unit-dose solid dosage form?
  1. A
    Cream
  2. B
    Syrup
  3. C
    Ointment
  4. D
    Tablet
Question 4Single Answer
Capsules are mainly classified into?
  1. A
    Compressed and molded
  2. B
    Hard gelatin and soft gelatin
  3. C
    Film-coated and sugar-coated
  4. D
    Immediate and sustained release
Question 5Single Answer
The main advantage of film-coated tablets over sugar-coated tablets is?
  1. A
    Higher mechanical strength
  2. B
    Better taste masking
  3. C
    Longer shelf-life
  4. D
    Smaller size and faster disintegration
Question 6Single Answer
Enteric-coated tablets are designed to?
  1. A
    Release drug in intestine and protect stomach
  2. B
    Release drug immediately in stomach
  3. C
    Release drug slowly in colon
  4. D
    Prevent drug release in GIT
Question 7Single Answer
The most common diluent used in tablet formulation is?
  1. A
    Talc
  2. B
    Starch
  3. C
    Lactose
  4. D
    Magnesium stearate
Question 8Single Answer
Which excipient is used as a lubricant in tablet manufacturing?
  1. A
    Magnesium stearate
  2. B
    Microcrystalline cellulose
  3. C
    PVP
  4. D
    Sodium starch glycolate
Question 9Single Answer
The process of converting powder blend into granules before compression is called?
  1. A
    Granulation
  2. B
    Milling
  3. C
    Blending
  4. D
    Sieving
Question 10Single Answer
Wet granulation is preferred when?
  1. A
    Drug is moisture-sensitive
  2. B
    Drug is very soluble Correct
  3. C
    Drug is heat-sensitive
  4. D
    Drug has poor compressibility
Question 11Single Answer
The machine used for compression of tablets is called?
  1. A
    Colloid mill
  2. B
    Capsule filling machine
  3. C
    Ointment mill
  4. D
    Tablet press / rotary tablet machine
Question 12Single Answer
The weight variation test for tablets is performed to check?
  1. A
    Dissolution rate
  2. B
    Uniformity of content
  3. C
    Uniformity of weight
  4. D
    Hardness
Question 13Single Answer
Capsules are preferred over tablets when?
  1. A
    Drug needs enteric coating
  2. B
    Drug requires very high dose
  3. C
    Drug is very stable in moisture
  4. D
    Drug has unpleasant taste or odour
Question 14Single Answer
The main component of hard gelatin capsule shell is?
  1. A
    Gelatin + plasticizer
  2. B
    HPMC only
  3. C
    Starch only
  4. D
    Cellulose acetate
Question 15Single Answer
Soft gelatin capsules are mainly used for?
  1. A
    Oily or liquid fill
  2. B
    Dry powder fill
  3. C
    Granules fill
  4. D
    Pellets fill
Question 16Single Answer
Syrups are?
  1. A
    Aqueous concentrated sucrose solutions
  2. B
    Alcoholic solutions
  3. C
    Oily suspensions
  4. D
    Semi-solid preparations
Question 17Single Answer
The concentration of sucrose in syrup USP is?
  1. A
    50% w/v
  2. B
    66.7% w/v
  3. C
    85% w/v
  4. D
    90% w/v
Question 18Single Answer
Elixirs differ from syrups mainly in?
  1. A
    No sugar
  2. B
    Higher viscosity
  3. C
    Containing alcohol
  4. D
    Oily base
Question 19Single Answer
The main advantage of elixirs over syrups is?
  1. A
    Longer shelf-life
  2. B
    Higher sweetness
  3. C
    Better solubility of drugs
  4. D
    No alcohol
Question 20Single Answer
Ointments are?
  1. A
    Gaseous preparations
  2. B
    Liquid preparations
  3. C
    Solid preparations
  4. D
    Semisolid preparations for external application
Question 21Single Answer
The base used in hydrocarbon ointment is?
  1. A
    White petrolatum / soft paraffin
  2. B
    Lanolin
  3. C
    PEG
  4. D
    Water-removable base
Question 22Single Answer
Absorption base ointments contain?
  1. A
    Only hydrocarbon
  2. B
    Wool fat / lanolin
  3. C
    Only water-soluble base
  4. D
    No base
Question 23Single Answer
Water-removable ointments are also called?
  1. A
    Emulsion bases / washable bases
  2. B
    Hydrocarbon bases
  3. C
    Absorption bases
  4. D
    Oleaginous bases
Question 24Single Answer
The most common emulsifying agent in creams is?
  1. A
    Beeswax
  2. B
    Glyceryl monostearate
  3. C
    Cetyl alcohol
  4. D
    Stearic acid
Question 25Single Answer
Cold cream is an example of?
  1. A
    Single phase
  2. B
    O/W emulsion
  3. C
    W/O emulsion
  4. D
    No emulsion
Question 26Single Answer
Vanishing cream is an example of?
  1. A
    O/W emulsion
  2. B
    W/O emulsion
  3. C
    Hydrocarbon base
  4. D
    Absorption base
Question 27Single Answer
The main purpose of a prescription is?
  1. A
    To bill the patient
  2. B
    To advertise the drug
  3. C
    To store patient history
  4. D
    To communicate the prescriber’s instructions to the pharmacist
Question 28Single Answer
Superscription in a prescription is represented by?
  1. A
    Signature
  2. B
    Patient name
  3. C
    Date
  4. D
    Rx symbol
Question 29Single Answer
Inscription in a prescription contains?
  1. A
    Prescriber’s signature
  2. B
    Directions to patient
  3. C
    Name and strength of drug(s)
  4. D
    Refill information
Question 30Single Answer
Subscription in a prescription means?
  1. A
    Directions to patient
  2. B
    Directions to the pharmacist
  3. C
    Drug name
  4. D
    Patient name
Question 31Single Answer
The Latin term “stat.” means?
  1. A
    Immediately
  2. B
    Twice a day
  3. C
    At bedtime
  4. D
    As required
Question 32Single Answer
The Latin abbreviation “q.d.” stands for?
  1. A
    Once a day
  2. B
    Twice a day
  3. C
    Every hour
  4. D
    Every 4 hours
Question 33Single Answer
“b.i.d.” means?
  1. A
    Twice a day
  2. B
    Three times a day
  3. C
    Four times a day
  4. D
    At bedtime
Question 34Single Answer
“t.i.d.” means?
  1. A
    Three times a day
  2. B
    Twice a day
  3. C
    Four times a day
  4. D
    Every other day
Question 35Single Answer
“q.i.d.” means?
  1. A
    Once a day
  2. B
    Three times a day
  3. C
    Twice a day
  4. D
    Four times a day
Question 36Single Answer
“h.s.” means?
  1. A
    After meals
  2. B
    Immediately
  3. C
    Before meals
  4. D
    At bedtime
Question 37Single Answer
“p.c.” means?
  1. A
    With meals
  2. B
    Before meals
  3. C
    After meals
  4. D
    As needed
Question 38Single Answer
“a.c.” means?
  1. A
    Before meals
  2. B
    After meals
  3. C
    With meals
  4. D
    At night
Question 39Single Answer
The Latin term “s.o.s.” means?
  1. A
    If necessary / when required
  2. B
    Immediately
  3. C
    Once a day
  4. D
    Twice a day
Question 40Single Answer
The imperial system unit for weight is?
  1. A
    Gram
  2. B
    Grain
  3. C
    Milligram
  4. D
    Kilogram
Question 41Single Answer
1 grain is equal to approximately?
  1. A
    64.8 mg
  2. B
    100 mg
  3. C
    1 g
  4. D
    15 mg
Question 42Single Answer
1 fluid ounce (imperial) is equal to?
  1. A
    5 ml
  2. B
    30 ml
  3. C
    15 ml
  4. D
    28.41 ml
Question 43Single Answer
1 scruple is equal to?
  1. A
    20 grains
  2. B
    60 grains
  3. C
    480 grains
  4. D
    8 drachms
Question 44Single Answer
The Latin term “aa” means?
  1. A
    Equal parts
  2. B
    As much as you please
  3. C
    Of each
  4. D
    Let it be mixed
Question 45Single Answer
The abbreviation “q.s.” stands for?
  1. A
    Every second
  2. B
    Quantity sufficient
  3. C
    As desired
  4. D
    Before sleep
Question 46Single Answer
“M.ft.” means?
  1. A
    Measure it
  2. B
    Make a mixture
  3. C
    Mark it
  4. D
    Mix and let it be made
Question 47Single Answer
The Latin term “fiat” means?
  1. A
    Let it be mixed
  2. B
    Let it be taken
  3. C
    Let it be given
  4. D
    Let it be made
Question 48Single Answer
The term “amp.” in prescription means?
  1. A
    Amount
  2. B
    Ampere
  3. C
    Ample
  4. D
    Ampoule
Question 49Single Answer
Sterile products must be prepared under?
  1. A
    Normal room conditions
  2. B
    Aseptic conditions
  3. C
    Open bench
  4. D
    No condition
Question 50Single Answer
The most common sterilization method for heat-stable parenteral products is?
  1. A
    Autoclaving (moist heat)
  2. B
    Dry heat
  3. C
    Filtration
  4. D
    Radiation
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