BDT 251 Objectives Questions

1. Are form or the physical presentation of the medication

A) Indication B) Dose C) Dosage form D) Dosage regiment
2. All of the following are liquid dosage form except
A) Solution B) Suspension C) Elixirs D) Ointment
3. Oral liquid dosage form contain
A) Active industrial Ingredients B) Active Pharmaceutical ingredients
C) Active Pharmacy In graduate
4. The liquid Active ingredient including of the following except
A) Extract B) Tinctures C) Diffusible D) Spirits
5. One of the following is an example of excipients
A) Normal Saline B) Dextrose Saline C) I.V metronidazole D) I.V
Ciprofloxacin
6. Are legal document written to a patients by license prescriber
giving by pharmacist for medication treatment.
A) Dispensing B) Consultation C) prescription D) All of the above
7. One of the following is an example of gas dosage form
A) Solution B) Infusion C) Nebulizer D) Paste
8. All of the following is an examples of Solid dosage form except
A) Tablets B) Suppositories C) Powders D) Emulsion
9) All of the following is an example of Semi Solid dosage form except
A) Cream B) Ointment C) Pastes D) Nasal Sprays
10. Liquid dosage form is divided in to
A) 3 B) 2 C) 4 D) 5
11. In liquid dosage form, Class A is stand for
A) Solution B) Suspension C) Emulsion D) None of the following
12. In liquid dosage form, Class B is stand for
A) Suspension B) Solutions C) Emulsion D) None of the above
13. Also in liquid dosage form, Class C is Stand for
A) Suspension B) Solution C) Emulsion D) None of the above
14. One of the following is required Suspending Agent
A) Class A B) Class B C) Class C D) All of the above
15. One of the following is not required Suspending Agent
A) Class A B) Class B C) Class C D) All of the above
16. One of the following is an example of Class A
A) Calcium carbonate B) Potassium bicarbonate C) Sodium
bicarbonate D) Aluminium bicarbonate
17. One of the following is an example of Class B
A) light kaolin B) Heavy Kaolin C) pastes D) Ointment
18. One of the following is also an example of Class C
A) Vaseline B) Granules C) Tablet D) powders
19. One of the following is produce by using alcohol as a Solvent
A) Extract B) Tinctures C) Fixed oil D) Essential oil
20 All of the following is an examples of fixed oil except
A) Caster oil B) Cod-liver oil C) Turkey oil D) Groundnut oil
21. All of the following is an example of essential oil except
A) Eucalyptus oil B) Cinnamon oil C) peppermint oil D) All of the
above
22. Is An extract by using cold water and 25% of alcohol is called
A) Essential oil B) Concentrated infusion C) Extract D) None of the
above
23. Is an volatile Substance and also is a Combination of aqueous and
Alcohol is called
A) Spirit B) Hydrogen C) Tinctures D) All of the above
24. Is a medium in which the medication is dissolved or dispersed
A) Container B) Vehicle C) Syrup D) none of the above
25. All of the following is a type of vehicle except
A) Water B) Aromatic Water C) River Water D) Co-solvent water
26. Which of the following is not a type of water
A) portable water B) Borehole Water C) Purified Water D) Water for
preparation
27. Is a water that undergoes some process of treatment is called
A) portable water B) Borehole water C) Purified Water D) Water for
preparation
28. Is produced by distillation of portable water is called
A) Portable Water B) purified Water C) Water for preparation D)
none of the above
29. When a purified water is boiled and dissolved oxygen and carbon
dioxide is called
A) portable water B) purified water C) Water for preparation D)
Borehole water
30. One of the following is an example of Aromatic water
A) Sea water B) Borehole water C) Chloroform Water D) All of the
above
31. Is a combination of alcohol and water which is mixed together is
called
A) Vehicle B) Tincture C) CO-solvent D) Extract
32. Are additive added in oral liquid dosage form to improve
Stability, tested, and appearance of the preparation is called
A) Suspension B) Solution C) Adjunct D) All of the above
33. All of the following is a types of adjunct except
A) Colourant B) Suitable colour C) Chemical stabilizer D) preservation
34. Antioxidant should be all of the following except
A) Colorless B) Toxic C) Non irritant D) Non toxic
35. Which of the following is not a reasons why added colorant
A) Good appearance B) To give warning C) For Unconscious patient
D) To increase product acceptability
36. Which of the following in not an examples of Antioxidant
A) Ascorbic acid B) Tocopherol C) Volatile Substance D) BHT
37. Vitamin E is also known as
A) Ascorbic Acid B) Tocopherol C) Chloroform
D) Vitamin C
38. One of the following is added to prevent from microbial
contamination
A) Flavourant B) Preservative C) Chemical stabilizer D) Antioxidant
39. Which of the following is not a source of colourant
A) Plants B) Aminals C) product D) minerals
40. All of the following is not an example colorant except
A) Red colour B) Green colour C) Sunset yellow D) Black colour
41. Are use to mask the bitter teste to improve acceptability of the
product is called
A) Chemical stabilizer B) Flavorant C) Colorant D) Preservative
42. Which of the following is not an example of flavourant
A) Aromatic water B) Syrup and Glycerol C) Suspension D) Lemon
Spirit
43. An ideal preservative should be all of the following except
A) Compatibility B) must be odour and suitable taste C) Non-toxic D)
Wide range micro-organisms
44. Which of the following is not commonly used in preservative for
oral liquid
A) Chloroform B) peppermint C) Benzoic acid D) Sodium benzoate
45. Freshly prepared is prepared and used within
A) 24 hours B) 48 hours C) 12 hours D) 78 hours
46. Recently prepared is prepared and used within
A) one week B) Two weeks C) Three weeks D) One month
47. Potency can be described in terms of drug action as
A) Dose B) Dosage C) Strength D) All of the above
48. It may be homogeneous or heterogeneous and for oral
administration is called
A) Solution B) Suspension C) Mixture D) Syrup
49. Are homogeneous and is use for external or internal are also
called
A) Solution B) Suspension C) Mixture D) Syrup
50. Which of the following is not a heterogeneous mixture except
A) Mixture containing diffusible liquid B) Mixture containing
diffusible Solids C) Mixture containing in diffusible solids D) None of
the above
51. Which of the following is not an advantages of Simple mixture
A) Rapid absorption from G.I.T B) Easily to swallow C) it required a
means of measuring dose D) There is uniform distribution
52. Which of the following is not an disadvantage of simple mixture
A) Mixture are easy to administer B) The medicament are less stable
C) It is difficult to mask unpleasant taste D) Measurement and
realibity it depend on patient.
53. All of the following are method of preparation of Solution except
A) Distillation B) Dissolution C) Clarification D) measuring of liquid
54. Which of the following colour is suitable for labelling of mixtures
A) Red B) Green C) Blue D) Yellow
55. One of the following is a cautionary label
A) Three times a day B) Before meal C) Keep out of reach of
children D) After meal
56. All of the following are basic techniques in compounding of
suspension except
A) Strength B) Weighing C) Mixing D) Size reduction
57. Suspension as dosage form has the following advantage except
A) The preparations must be shaken before use B) They are easy to
swallow C) Bulky in Soluble
D) All of the above
58. All of the following is a suspending agent except
A) Tinctures B) Acacia gum C) Sodium Alginate D) Xanthan gum
59. Are sweet, viscous, concentrated aqueous solution of sucrose or
other sugars
A) Syrup B) Solution C) Suspension D) Emulsion
60. One of the following is a type of syrup
A) Inhaler B) Cream C) Medicated Syrup D) none of the above
61. One of the following is a method of preparation of syrup
A) Suspension method B) Solution method C) Distillation method D)
Crystal method
62. A preparation used for a demulcent, expectorant or sedative
purpose in the treatment of cough
A) Linctus B) Tincture C) Ventures D) none of the above
63. Which of the following is not a formulation of lintures
A) Vehicle B) Adjunct C) Elixir D) Storage
64. The adjunct used in lintures include of the following except
A) Chemical Stabilizer B) Purified water C) Colourant D) Flavourant
65. One of the following is an example of flavourant
A) Green current B) Black Current C) Yellow current D) Red Current
66. One of the following is not an example elixir
A) Digoxin elixir B) Phenobarbitone elixir C) Diazepam elixir D)
Chloral elixir
67. Are used for oral liquid preparation like mixtures, elixir's or
syrups
A) Eye drops B) Ear Drops C) Paediatric drop D) Nasal Drops
68. One of the following should be store in tightly closed and light
resistant containers away from direct heat and sunlight
A) Solution B) Elixir C) Suspension D) Syrup
69. All of the following is a classifications of Extract except
A) Liquid Extract B) Soft Extract C) Dry Extract D) All of the above
70. This is the capacity of a drug to produce an effect is called
A) potency B) Efficacy C) Recently prepared D) Freshly prepared