Daily Pharmacy Quiz (6 Feb 2019 )

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No of MCQ:40, Organized By ThePharmapedia.com
Topic: Pharmaceutical Chemistry Part 1

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1. At gastric pH, does enteric coated tab release the drug?

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a. Yes

b. No

c. May be or may not

d. None

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2. Used of boric acid

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a. As a buffer in ophthalmic

b. As a bacteriatic in eye wash

c. Both

d. None

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3. Buffer used in parenteral preparation?

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a. Citric acid & their conjugate base

b. Phosphate buffer

c. Both

d. None

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4. Which of the followings is/are used at protective & adsorbant?

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a. Bismuth subcarbonate

b. Kaolin

c. Sodium pot. Tartrate

d. Both a & b

e. A, b & c

5. Saline cathartice include

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a. Sod. Pot. Tartrate

b. Magnesium sulphate

c. Both

d. None

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6. Calamine lotion contains?

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a. Calamine ( zinc carbonate)

b. Zinc oxide

c. Both

d. None

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7. Which of the following is used in treatment of acne & scabies

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a. sulphate

b. Iodine solution

c. Prvidone iodine

d. Hydrogen peroxide

Other:

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8. Respiratory stimulante? *

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a. Ammonium carbonate

b. Aromatic spirit of ammonis

c. Ammonium chloride

d. Both a & b

9. Expectorant:

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a. Ammonium chloride

b. KI

c. Sodium citrate

d. Both a & b

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10. Dressing for the third degree burn

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a. Silver nitrate

b. Borax

c. Titanium dioxide

d. Sodium citrate

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11. Antidote for opium

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a. Naloxone

b. Amylnitrate

c. Calcium EDTA

d. Alropire

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12. Treatment for organophosphate compounds?

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a. Obidoxime

b. Pralidoximie

c. Atropine

d. All of these

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13. No. Of pharmacist required for the 300 bed hospital?

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a. 3

b. 5

c. 8

d. 10

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14. Which of the following is used as an antidote in the cyanide poisoning

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a. sodium nitrite

b. sodium nitrate

c. sodium sulphide

d. sodium sulphate

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15. which of the following is used to treat systemic alkalosis

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a. sodium lactate injection

b. ammonium chloride injection

c. sodium bicarbonate injection

d. both a and c

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16.which of the following is used to treat systemic acidosis

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a. sodium lactate injection

b. ammonium chloride injection

c. sodium bicarbonate injection

d. both a and c

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17. which of the following is used for prophylaxis of dental caries

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a. Strontium chloride

b. stannous fluoride

c. sodium fluoride

d. both B and C

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18. which of the following is used as a desensitizing agent for tooth

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a. Strontium chloride

b. stannous fluoride

c. sodium chloride

d. both B and C

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19. isotopes have

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a. same atomic mass and atomic number

b. different atomic mass and atomic number

c. same atomic number and different atomic mass

d. none of these

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20. a radioactive isotope is decayed by:

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a. zero order Kinetic

b. first order Kinetic

c. second-order Kinetic

d. all of these

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21. which of the following is used as an antioxidant

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a. sodium bisulfate

b. sodium meta sulphate

c. sodium thiosulfate

d. nitrogen

e. all of these

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22. an antidote for Mercury and Arsenic poisoning

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a. dimercaprol

b. oxime

c. naloxone

d. calcium EDTA

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23. an antidote for Lead poisoning

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a. dimercaprol

b. oxime

c. naloxone

d. calcium EDTA

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24. an antidote for copper poisoning

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a. dimercaprol

b. oxime

c. naloxone

d. penicillamine

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25. abrasive and polishing agents includes

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a. calcium carbonate

b. dicalcium phosphate

c. tricalcium phosphate

d. all of these

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26. toothpaste contain

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a. humectants

b. preservative & binding agent

c. sweetening agent and foaming agent

d. all of these

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27. the desensitizing agent added in toothpaste

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a. Potassium Nitrate

b. Strontium chloride

c. both of these

d. none of these

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28. Which type of sealed container is impervious to air and other cases under gas normal condition of handling, shipment storage and distribution

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a. light resistance container

b. well closed container

c. hermetically sealed container

d. none of these

Option 5

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29. which type of the container protect the content from the effect of actinic light:

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a. light resistance container

b. well closed container

c. hermetically sealed container

d. none of these

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30. which type of container protect the content from contamination by extraneous liquid, solid or vapour, from loss or deterioration of the article from effervescence, deliquescence or evaporation under normal condition

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a. light resistance container

b. well closed container

c. tightly closed container

d. none of these

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31. Fort sparingly soluble, volume of solvent for dissolving

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a. 1 part of solute required

b. 1 to 10 parts

c. 10 to 30 parts

d. 30 to 100 parts

e. 100 to 1000 parts

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32. as per IP cool temperature condition

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a. 2 degree centigrade to 8 degree centigrade

b. temperature between 8 degree centigrade and 25 degree centigrade

c. temperature between 30 degree centigrade and 40 degree centigrade

d. temperature above 40 degree centigrade

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33. As per bronsted lowry concept, acid is a

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a. Any substance/molecular that can accept a proton from any other substances.

b. Any substance/molecular that can donate a proton to any substances.

c. Electron pair donor

d. Electron pair acceptor

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34. The term pH is given by

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a. Griffin

b. Sorenson

c. Arrhenius

d. G.N. Lewis

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35. pH represented by

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pH = -log[H+]

pH = -log[OH-]

pH = -log[1/H+ ]

both a & c

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36. Buffer solution are usually made by (A=acid; B=base; S=strong;W=weak)

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a. a w A & its salt with a SB

b. a w B & its salt with a SA

c. a w A & its salt with a SA

d. both a & b

e. All of these

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37. Action of buffer is

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a. resists the change in pH of a solution when an acid or alkali is added

b. Do not resists the change in pH of a solution when an acid or alkali is added

c. Both

d. None

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38. Which one substance is used as a buffering agent in ophthalmic preparation & contraindicated in the parenteral preparations.

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a. Boric acid (H3BO3)

b. Hypophosphorous acid

c. TiO2

d. Stannons chloride

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39. Buffer capacity defined as

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a. Mole of strong acid or storage base required to change the pH of 100mL of buffer solution by one unit

b. Mole of strong acid or storage base required to change the pH of 1000mL of buffer solution by one unit

c. Mole of strong acid or storage base required to change the pH of 1500mL of buffer solution by one unit

d. None

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40. Major extracellular electrolytes includes in the body fluid

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a. Na+ & K+

b. Na+ & Cl-

c. Cl- & K+

d. K+ & Mg2+

e. PO43- & K+ & Mg2+

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