This document contains a multiple choice pharmacology exam with 45 questions. The questions cover topics like:
- Drug metabolism and identification of metabolites
- Local anesthetic vasoconstrictors
- Drug side effects like discolored urine
- Pharmacological treatment of various conditions
- Pharmaceutical calculations and formulations
- Quality control testing methods
- Proper drug storage conditions
- Mechanisms of action of various drugs
This document contains 36 multiple choice questions that test knowledge of pharmaceutical topics including:
1. The purpose of adding adrenaline hydrochloride to novocaine solution during local anesthesia is to cause vasoconstriction.
2. Streptokinase is used for thrombolytic therapy in cases of myocardial infarction.
3. Indomethacin can cause gastrorrhagia and gastric ulcers due to its ability to lower the activity of cyclooxygenase-1 (COX-1).
This document contains a quiz with 49 multiple choice questions covering various topics in pharmacy. The questions test knowledge in areas like drug identification, medical uses, mechanisms of action, production processes, quality control tests, regulations and more. The quiz appears to be from a pharmacy licensing exam in Ukraine and covers both theoretical and practical knowledge expected of pharmacists.
This document contains 40 multiple choice questions testing pharmaceutical knowledge. The questions cover topics such as methods of isolating mercury from biological samples, ways to incorporate an active substance into an oil emulsion, appropriate ratios of herbal materials to extractants, analytical methods, and pharmaceutical dosage forms.
This document contains a pharmacy exam with multiple choice questions covering various topics in pharmacy including: drug doses, drug classifications, herbal medicines, pharmaceutical marketing, and pharmacy operations. It tests knowledge of active ingredients in herbal medicines, quality control processes in pharmacies, stages of the product lifecycle, and regulations regarding pharmacy management and employees.
The document contains a collection of questions that appear to be from a pharmacy exam. It covers various topics related to pharmacy including: drug names and uses, pharmaceutical calculations, quality control processes, organizational structures, and regulatory procedures. There are a total of 37 multiple choice questions testing knowledge across different areas of pharmacy.
This document contains a multiple choice pharmacology exam with 49 questions. The questions cover topics like identifying minerals, drugs, and herbal materials; understanding drug mechanisms of action; interpreting workplace policies and regulations; and analyzing pharmaceutical production processes and quality control methods. The exam tests knowledge across several domains relevant for pharmacy practice and management.
1. The document contains 40 multiple choice questions related to pharmacy, including questions about drug production methods, quality control tests, organizational structures, marketing strategies, and labor regulations.
2. The questions cover topics such as identifying the appropriate volatile liquid to comminute a hard to grind substance, determining the correct amount of belladonna extract needed for a certain number of doses, and labeling requirements for solutions containing macromolecular substances.
3. Additional questions test knowledge of herbal medicines and their active compounds, drug delivery methods like aerosols and propellants, analytical techniques like refractometry and polarimetry, and organizational structures for international pharmaceutical companies.
This document contains test items for the licensing examination "Krok 2 Pharmacy" for Russian-speaking students in Ukraine. It lists over 200 authors and item reviewers who developed the test questions covering various topics in pharmacy. The test is intended for pharmacy students and faculty and has been approved by the Ministry of Public Health of Ukraine for use in examinations and teaching since 1998.
This document contains 36 multiple choice questions that test knowledge of pharmaceutical topics including:
1. The purpose of adding adrenaline hydrochloride to novocaine solution during local anesthesia is to cause vasoconstriction.
2. Streptokinase is used for thrombolytic therapy in cases of myocardial infarction.
3. Indomethacin can cause gastrorrhagia and gastric ulcers due to its ability to lower the activity of cyclooxygenase-1 (COX-1).
This document contains a quiz with 49 multiple choice questions covering various topics in pharmacy. The questions test knowledge in areas like drug identification, medical uses, mechanisms of action, production processes, quality control tests, regulations and more. The quiz appears to be from a pharmacy licensing exam in Ukraine and covers both theoretical and practical knowledge expected of pharmacists.
This document contains 40 multiple choice questions testing pharmaceutical knowledge. The questions cover topics such as methods of isolating mercury from biological samples, ways to incorporate an active substance into an oil emulsion, appropriate ratios of herbal materials to extractants, analytical methods, and pharmaceutical dosage forms.
This document contains a pharmacy exam with multiple choice questions covering various topics in pharmacy including: drug doses, drug classifications, herbal medicines, pharmaceutical marketing, and pharmacy operations. It tests knowledge of active ingredients in herbal medicines, quality control processes in pharmacies, stages of the product lifecycle, and regulations regarding pharmacy management and employees.
The document contains a collection of questions that appear to be from a pharmacy exam. It covers various topics related to pharmacy including: drug names and uses, pharmaceutical calculations, quality control processes, organizational structures, and regulatory procedures. There are a total of 37 multiple choice questions testing knowledge across different areas of pharmacy.
This document contains a multiple choice pharmacology exam with 49 questions. The questions cover topics like identifying minerals, drugs, and herbal materials; understanding drug mechanisms of action; interpreting workplace policies and regulations; and analyzing pharmaceutical production processes and quality control methods. The exam tests knowledge across several domains relevant for pharmacy practice and management.
1. The document contains 40 multiple choice questions related to pharmacy, including questions about drug production methods, quality control tests, organizational structures, marketing strategies, and labor regulations.
2. The questions cover topics such as identifying the appropriate volatile liquid to comminute a hard to grind substance, determining the correct amount of belladonna extract needed for a certain number of doses, and labeling requirements for solutions containing macromolecular substances.
3. Additional questions test knowledge of herbal medicines and their active compounds, drug delivery methods like aerosols and propellants, analytical techniques like refractometry and polarimetry, and organizational structures for international pharmaceutical companies.
This document contains test items for the licensing examination "Krok 2 Pharmacy" for Russian-speaking students in Ukraine. It lists over 200 authors and item reviewers who developed the test questions covering various topics in pharmacy. The test is intended for pharmacy students and faculty and has been approved by the Ministry of Public Health of Ukraine for use in examinations and teaching since 1998.
Pharmacy supervisor loksewa paper 2075 - 2 - 6Nabin Bist
The document appears to be a practice test for a licensing exam for health professionals in Nepal. It contains 50 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of pharmacy and health topics like drug regulation, prescription interpretation, storage conditions, and more. The questions cover a wide range of essential information expected of pharmacy professionals.
Nepal Pharmacy Council License Exam Model set II (Pharmacist)Nabin Bist
Nepal Pharmacy Council License Exam Model set II (Pharmacist)
Based on Nepal Pharmacy Council License Syllabus
Prepared By Pramila Ghimire & Nabin Bist
Pharmacist model Question Based on NPC Syllabus Nabin Bist
This document contains 100 multiple choice questions related to pharmacology. The questions cover topics such as chief chemical constituents of plants, essential oils, analogues of synthetic drugs found in plants, drug development inspired by nature, therapeutic uses of plants, drug metabolism and mechanisms of action, isolation and identification of plant compounds, dosage forms, pharmaceutical additives, drug stability and storage conditions, biopharmaceutics, pharmacokinetics, drug interactions, adverse drug reactions, and roles of pharmacists.
Nepal Pharmacy Council License exam Model Questions Nabin Bist
This document contains 100 multiple choice questions related to pharmacy and pharmacology. The questions cover topics like drug classes and mechanisms, dosage forms, good pharmacy practices, communication in healthcare, and more. They appear to be part of a practice test or assessment for pharmacy professionals or students.
Model questions for Graduate Pharmacy StudentNiraj Bartaula
This document contains 50 multiple choice questions related to pharmacology, pharmacy practice, and pharmaceutical calculations for a licensure examination for pharmacists in Nepal. The questions cover topics like pharmaceutical care, drug names and uses, dosage calculations, dispensing systems, biopharmaceutics, pharmacokinetics, quality management, legislation, and good pharmacy practice.
Model questions for Diploma Pharmacy AssistantNiraj Bartaula
The document contains 30 multiple choice questions related to pharmacy practice for a pharmacy assistant licensure exam. The questions cover topics like drug storage conditions, ethics, indications, pharmacist roles, medical abbreviations, drug concentrations, contraindications, side effects, and treatments. Correct answers are not provided.
Extraction, isolation and structure elucidation of flavonoids: QuercetinMohammad Khalid
Extraction, isolation and structure elucidation of- Flavonoids Quercetin
Introduction
FLAVONOIDS & THEIR EXAMPLES
Quercetin
general isolation method
Extraction and isolation
Extraction from neem leaves
Isolation of Quercetin Methanolic Extract of Azadirachta indica leaves
Structure elucidation of Quercetin
Health benefits
Side Effects of Quercetin
Impurities in pharmaceutical substancesTushar Tukre
The document discusses impurities in pharmaceutical substances. It provides a history of pharmacopoeias and their role in setting standards for drugs. It then discusses sources and types of impurities that can arise during the manufacturing, purification, and storage of drugs. Impurities may come from raw materials, reagents, solvents, reaction vessels, intermediate products, or defects in the manufacturing process. The presence of impurities, even in small amounts, can influence the efficacy and safety of pharmaceutical products.
Extraction, isolation and structure elucidation of lignans(podophyllotoxin)Mohammad Khalid
Extraction, isolation and structure elucidation of- Lignans(Podophyllotoxin)
Introduction
Extraction and Isolation
Identification test
Sructure elucidation of Podophyllotoxin
Adverse Effects
The document discusses various types of impurities that can be present in pharmaceutical products, including organic, inorganic, and residual solvent impurities. It describes potential sources of impurities such as starting materials, reagents, catalysts, and degradation processes. It also discusses genotoxic impurities and establishes a five-class system for categorizing them based on their known or suspected toxicity and carcinogenic properties.
Phytochemical Investigation and the study of Drug Potential of Phytocompound ...Halavath Ramesh
The document summarizes research on the phytochemical investigation and study of drug potential of phytocompounds in Nicotiana tobaccum (tobacco). Key findings include:
1. Phytochemical screening of tobacco extracts using different solvents found various compounds including alkaloids, phenols, saponins, and tannins.
2. Estimation of specific compounds like alkaloids, ascorbic acid, and phenols was performed on the extracts.
3. Thin layer chromatography and high-performance thin layer chromatography analysis aided in separation and identification of phytochemicals.
4. Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry and infrared spectroscopy helped identify pharmacologically important compounds
Test for active pharmaceutical raw materials in herbal drugs, Pharmacognostic...Md. Mohabbot Hossen
Since ancient times humanity has depended on the diversity of plant resources for food, clothing, shelter, and traditional medicine to cure myriads of ailments. By using modern science now plant is greatly used in pharmaceutical industries and various test have involved here.
Interaction between drug API and various excipients used in formulation.Different methods of Interaction between them.Mechanism of interaction between them. Excipient Compatibility Studies. Analytical Techniques for Drug Excipents Compatibility Studies.
Qualitative and Quantitative Phytochemical Screening of Citrus Peelijtsrd
The objective of this study was to find out the presence of phytochemicals in the aqueous extracts of citrus peel of both qualitative and quantitative screening methods. In qualitative analysis, the phytochemical compounds such as alkaloids, saponin, tannin, phenol, a, flavonoids, glycosides, steroids, terpenes, flavonoid and were determined in the sample aqueous extracts by using standard methods. The aqueous extract of the citrus peel showed positive results for nine phytochemical tests. Also, quantitative analysis of the important secondary metabolites such as alkaloids, phenolic compounds, flavonoids, saponins and tannins were tested in the sample extracts. Results concluded that the presence of these active compounds may be responsible for the medicinal purposes of the plant. Arti Chandanshive | Ashpak Tamboli | Naziya Khan | Priyanka Karande "Qualitative and Quantitative Phytochemical Screening of Citrus Peel" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-4 | Issue-5 , August 2020, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd33036.pdf Paper Url :https://www.ijtsrd.com/pharmacy/other/33036/qualitative-and-quantitative-phytochemical-screening-of-citrus-peel/arti-chandanshive
This document discusses pharmaceutical impurities. It begins by defining impurities according to ICH and IP guidelines as substances in a product that are not the active pharmaceutical ingredient or excipients. It then lists the learning outcomes which are to understand the definition of impurities, sources of impurities, and effects of impurities. Several types of impurities are described including organic impurities from raw materials or manufacturing processes. Guidelines for impurities and residual solvents are provided. Sources of impurities and effects of impurities on pharmaceuticals are summarized.
UNIT I_History of pharmacopoeia and limit testSONALI PAWAR
The document discusses impurities in pharmaceutical substances. It covers sources of impurities such as raw materials, manufacturing methods, storage conditions, and deliberate adulteration. Some common impurities are heavy metals like lead, arsenic, and iron. The document also discusses various pharmacopoeias from different countries/regions and their role in establishing standards and purity limits for pharmaceutical substances to ensure safety and efficacy. Common tests to check for impurities include limit tests for chloride, sulphate, iron, arsenic, and heavy metals.
Indu...impurity profiling of api’s using rp hplc as perhdghcfgfgftf
This document outlines the seminar topic of impurity profiling of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) using reverse phase high performance liquid chromatography (RP-HPLC). It discusses International Conference on Harmonization (ICH) guidelines for classifying and setting limits for impurities. The document describes the process of developing an impurity profile using RP-HPLC, including selecting columns, optimizing the mobile phase pH, organic modifier composition, and gradient slope/temperature. An example application analyzing famotidine impurities is provided.
This study synthesized eight new fluorinated quinazolinone-sulphonamide hybrid compounds and evaluated their anticancer activity. One compound showed significant anticancer activity with low toxicity compared to the reference drug mitoxantrone. Biological assays also demonstrated moderate anticancer activity for the compounds compared to reference drugs. The compound with the best activity profile was identified for further evaluation as an anticancer agent.
1. The document contains a multiple choice test with 53 questions related to pharmacy and human physiology. The questions cover topics like drug mechanisms, enzyme functions, hormone functions, tissue and organ histology, and biochemical reactions.
2. The test examines knowledge of drugs and their targets, like how isoniazid can cause pyridoxine deficiency, and allopurinol's mechanism of inhibiting xanthine oxidase.
3. Physiological systems are also tested, including how vasopressin affects water reabsorption in the kidney, and which hormone increases gastric acid secretion.
Procainamide is an antiarrhythmic medication used to treat abnormal heart rhythms such as premature atrial and ventricular contractions, tachycardias involving the atria and AV node, abnormal pathways between the atria and ventricles, atrial fibrillation and flutter, and ventricular tachycardia. It is administered orally or intravenously. Oral dosing is weight-based at 50 mg/kg daily divided every 3-6 hours, while intravenous dosing involves loading doses followed by continuous infusion. Precautions include dosage reduction in elderly, renal or hepatic impairment. Side effects include dizziness. It works by blocking fast sodium channels to interfere with neuronal depolarization and conduction.
Pharmacy supervisor loksewa paper 2075 - 2 - 6Nabin Bist
The document appears to be a practice test for a licensing exam for health professionals in Nepal. It contains 50 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of pharmacy and health topics like drug regulation, prescription interpretation, storage conditions, and more. The questions cover a wide range of essential information expected of pharmacy professionals.
Nepal Pharmacy Council License Exam Model set II (Pharmacist)Nabin Bist
Nepal Pharmacy Council License Exam Model set II (Pharmacist)
Based on Nepal Pharmacy Council License Syllabus
Prepared By Pramila Ghimire & Nabin Bist
Pharmacist model Question Based on NPC Syllabus Nabin Bist
This document contains 100 multiple choice questions related to pharmacology. The questions cover topics such as chief chemical constituents of plants, essential oils, analogues of synthetic drugs found in plants, drug development inspired by nature, therapeutic uses of plants, drug metabolism and mechanisms of action, isolation and identification of plant compounds, dosage forms, pharmaceutical additives, drug stability and storage conditions, biopharmaceutics, pharmacokinetics, drug interactions, adverse drug reactions, and roles of pharmacists.
Nepal Pharmacy Council License exam Model Questions Nabin Bist
This document contains 100 multiple choice questions related to pharmacy and pharmacology. The questions cover topics like drug classes and mechanisms, dosage forms, good pharmacy practices, communication in healthcare, and more. They appear to be part of a practice test or assessment for pharmacy professionals or students.
Model questions for Graduate Pharmacy StudentNiraj Bartaula
This document contains 50 multiple choice questions related to pharmacology, pharmacy practice, and pharmaceutical calculations for a licensure examination for pharmacists in Nepal. The questions cover topics like pharmaceutical care, drug names and uses, dosage calculations, dispensing systems, biopharmaceutics, pharmacokinetics, quality management, legislation, and good pharmacy practice.
Model questions for Diploma Pharmacy AssistantNiraj Bartaula
The document contains 30 multiple choice questions related to pharmacy practice for a pharmacy assistant licensure exam. The questions cover topics like drug storage conditions, ethics, indications, pharmacist roles, medical abbreviations, drug concentrations, contraindications, side effects, and treatments. Correct answers are not provided.
Extraction, isolation and structure elucidation of flavonoids: QuercetinMohammad Khalid
Extraction, isolation and structure elucidation of- Flavonoids Quercetin
Introduction
FLAVONOIDS & THEIR EXAMPLES
Quercetin
general isolation method
Extraction and isolation
Extraction from neem leaves
Isolation of Quercetin Methanolic Extract of Azadirachta indica leaves
Structure elucidation of Quercetin
Health benefits
Side Effects of Quercetin
Impurities in pharmaceutical substancesTushar Tukre
The document discusses impurities in pharmaceutical substances. It provides a history of pharmacopoeias and their role in setting standards for drugs. It then discusses sources and types of impurities that can arise during the manufacturing, purification, and storage of drugs. Impurities may come from raw materials, reagents, solvents, reaction vessels, intermediate products, or defects in the manufacturing process. The presence of impurities, even in small amounts, can influence the efficacy and safety of pharmaceutical products.
Extraction, isolation and structure elucidation of lignans(podophyllotoxin)Mohammad Khalid
Extraction, isolation and structure elucidation of- Lignans(Podophyllotoxin)
Introduction
Extraction and Isolation
Identification test
Sructure elucidation of Podophyllotoxin
Adverse Effects
The document discusses various types of impurities that can be present in pharmaceutical products, including organic, inorganic, and residual solvent impurities. It describes potential sources of impurities such as starting materials, reagents, catalysts, and degradation processes. It also discusses genotoxic impurities and establishes a five-class system for categorizing them based on their known or suspected toxicity and carcinogenic properties.
Phytochemical Investigation and the study of Drug Potential of Phytocompound ...Halavath Ramesh
The document summarizes research on the phytochemical investigation and study of drug potential of phytocompounds in Nicotiana tobaccum (tobacco). Key findings include:
1. Phytochemical screening of tobacco extracts using different solvents found various compounds including alkaloids, phenols, saponins, and tannins.
2. Estimation of specific compounds like alkaloids, ascorbic acid, and phenols was performed on the extracts.
3. Thin layer chromatography and high-performance thin layer chromatography analysis aided in separation and identification of phytochemicals.
4. Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry and infrared spectroscopy helped identify pharmacologically important compounds
Test for active pharmaceutical raw materials in herbal drugs, Pharmacognostic...Md. Mohabbot Hossen
Since ancient times humanity has depended on the diversity of plant resources for food, clothing, shelter, and traditional medicine to cure myriads of ailments. By using modern science now plant is greatly used in pharmaceutical industries and various test have involved here.
Interaction between drug API and various excipients used in formulation.Different methods of Interaction between them.Mechanism of interaction between them. Excipient Compatibility Studies. Analytical Techniques for Drug Excipents Compatibility Studies.
Qualitative and Quantitative Phytochemical Screening of Citrus Peelijtsrd
The objective of this study was to find out the presence of phytochemicals in the aqueous extracts of citrus peel of both qualitative and quantitative screening methods. In qualitative analysis, the phytochemical compounds such as alkaloids, saponin, tannin, phenol, a, flavonoids, glycosides, steroids, terpenes, flavonoid and were determined in the sample aqueous extracts by using standard methods. The aqueous extract of the citrus peel showed positive results for nine phytochemical tests. Also, quantitative analysis of the important secondary metabolites such as alkaloids, phenolic compounds, flavonoids, saponins and tannins were tested in the sample extracts. Results concluded that the presence of these active compounds may be responsible for the medicinal purposes of the plant. Arti Chandanshive | Ashpak Tamboli | Naziya Khan | Priyanka Karande "Qualitative and Quantitative Phytochemical Screening of Citrus Peel" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-4 | Issue-5 , August 2020, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd33036.pdf Paper Url :https://www.ijtsrd.com/pharmacy/other/33036/qualitative-and-quantitative-phytochemical-screening-of-citrus-peel/arti-chandanshive
This document discusses pharmaceutical impurities. It begins by defining impurities according to ICH and IP guidelines as substances in a product that are not the active pharmaceutical ingredient or excipients. It then lists the learning outcomes which are to understand the definition of impurities, sources of impurities, and effects of impurities. Several types of impurities are described including organic impurities from raw materials or manufacturing processes. Guidelines for impurities and residual solvents are provided. Sources of impurities and effects of impurities on pharmaceuticals are summarized.
UNIT I_History of pharmacopoeia and limit testSONALI PAWAR
The document discusses impurities in pharmaceutical substances. It covers sources of impurities such as raw materials, manufacturing methods, storage conditions, and deliberate adulteration. Some common impurities are heavy metals like lead, arsenic, and iron. The document also discusses various pharmacopoeias from different countries/regions and their role in establishing standards and purity limits for pharmaceutical substances to ensure safety and efficacy. Common tests to check for impurities include limit tests for chloride, sulphate, iron, arsenic, and heavy metals.
Indu...impurity profiling of api’s using rp hplc as perhdghcfgfgftf
This document outlines the seminar topic of impurity profiling of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) using reverse phase high performance liquid chromatography (RP-HPLC). It discusses International Conference on Harmonization (ICH) guidelines for classifying and setting limits for impurities. The document describes the process of developing an impurity profile using RP-HPLC, including selecting columns, optimizing the mobile phase pH, organic modifier composition, and gradient slope/temperature. An example application analyzing famotidine impurities is provided.
This study synthesized eight new fluorinated quinazolinone-sulphonamide hybrid compounds and evaluated their anticancer activity. One compound showed significant anticancer activity with low toxicity compared to the reference drug mitoxantrone. Biological assays also demonstrated moderate anticancer activity for the compounds compared to reference drugs. The compound with the best activity profile was identified for further evaluation as an anticancer agent.
1. The document contains a multiple choice test with 53 questions related to pharmacy and human physiology. The questions cover topics like drug mechanisms, enzyme functions, hormone functions, tissue and organ histology, and biochemical reactions.
2. The test examines knowledge of drugs and their targets, like how isoniazid can cause pyridoxine deficiency, and allopurinol's mechanism of inhibiting xanthine oxidase.
3. Physiological systems are also tested, including how vasopressin affects water reabsorption in the kidney, and which hormone increases gastric acid secretion.
Procainamide is an antiarrhythmic medication used to treat abnormal heart rhythms such as premature atrial and ventricular contractions, tachycardias involving the atria and AV node, abnormal pathways between the atria and ventricles, atrial fibrillation and flutter, and ventricular tachycardia. It is administered orally or intravenously. Oral dosing is weight-based at 50 mg/kg daily divided every 3-6 hours, while intravenous dosing involves loading doses followed by continuous infusion. Precautions include dosage reduction in elderly, renal or hepatic impairment. Side effects include dizziness. It works by blocking fast sodium channels to interfere with neuronal depolarization and conduction.
1. A patient was advised to avoid concentrated bouillon and vegetable decoctions due to their stimulation of gastric secretion through stimulation of gastrin production by G-cells in the stomach.
2. A person felt thirsty after being in heat for a long time due to signals from osmoreceptors in the hypothalamus detecting an increase in body temperature and loss of fluids.
3. A 30-year old person's heart rate increased to 112 bpm during emotional excitement due to activation of the sinoatrial node, which acts as the pacemaker of the heart.
This document contains a series of questions asking for diagnoses of medical conditions, descriptions of patients, mechanisms of diseases, and associations between diagnoses and other factors. The questions cover a wide range of medical topics including endocrine disorders, built types, nutritional deficiencies, complications, and karyotypes. Most of the questions can be answered with a brief medical diagnosis or description.
A patient has a fracture in the mandible region caused by injury to the mental artery. Children often have heavy nasal breathing due to excessive development of lymphoid tissue in the pharyngeal mucous membrane, which can be caused by tonsilla pharyngea growth. A surgeon found a gangrenous lesion in the descending colon caused by thrombosis of the sinister colic artery.
The document describes the process of bone formation through intramembranous and endochondral ossification. Intramembranous ossification involves bone matrix secretion within a fibrous membrane to form woven bone and periosteum. Endochondral ossification uses hyaline cartilage models and involves the breakdown of cartilage and formation of bone collar, spongy bone, and medullary cavity through several stages. Bone growth and remodeling occur through the epiphyseal plate in long bones and the coordinated action of osteoblasts and osteoclasts.
This document discusses the key properties and structures of amino acids, peptides, and proteins. It covers the basic structure of amino acids including common classifications like aliphatic, aromatic, and acidic/basic amino acids. It also describes how amino acids polymerize to form peptides and proteins through peptide bond formation and discusses factors that determine protein structure and stability like pKa, isoelectric point, and pH.
This document discusses drugs that affect the endocrine system. It covers drugs related to the pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid, adrenal glands, pancreas and reproductive systems. Key drugs are discussed for treating disorders of hormone secretion and regulation, including hormones for growth, calcium regulation, blood glucose control, fertility, menopause and male sexual function.
The document contains questions from a pharmacy exam covering various topics in pharmacology and pharmacy practice. Question 1 asks about the reaction of ammonium hydroxide with certain metal cations, forming water-soluble complexes. Question 2 asks about a reaction demonstrating the basic properties of pyridine. Question 3 asks about the indication for administering acetylsalicylic acid to a patient with angina.
1. The document contains a series of multiple choice questions related to various topics in pharmacy and medicine.
2. The questions cover topics like drug mechanisms of action, disease symptoms, medical conditions, diagnostic tests, chemical reactions, and identification of drugs, chemicals, and medical terms.
3. Correct answers are provided for each multiple choice question to test understanding of key concepts and identify the essential information being assessed.
Nepal Pharmacy Council Model Questions with Answer keysBashant Kumar sah
MCQS, most probable questions compiled from the GPAT old exam questions, old council and LokSewa questions, pharmacology, jurisprudence, pharmaceutics, pharmacognosy, chemistry, hospital pharmacy.
This document contains 51 multiple choice questions related to pharmacology. The questions cover topics such as:
- Drug dosing considerations in renal disease
- Common adverse drug reactions
- Drug interactions
- Mechanisms of action of various drugs
- Treatment of conditions like hypertension, diabetes, cancer, and more
- Pharmacokinetic properties and drug monitoring
The questions require knowledge of pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics, therapeutic drug use and adverse effects.
Krok 1 - 2014 Pharmacology Base (General Medicine)E_neutron
A patient presented with abdominal pain and diarrhea for five days along with a fever of 37.5°C and chills. They had drunk from an open water reservoir in a forest the day before. Laboratory analysis led to a diagnosis of amebic dysentery. Metronidazole is the drug of choice for treatment. A woman was prescribed an antihistamine for seasonal rhinitis that has no effect on the central nervous system, such as Loratadine. Prolonged relaxation of skeletal muscles and inhibited respiration in a patient given the muscle relaxant dithylinum was caused by an absence of butyrylcholinesterase in the blood serum.
A patient was diagnosed with amebic dysentery based on laboratory analyses showing they had abdominal pain, diarrhea, and a fever after drinking from an open water reservoir in a forest. Metronidazole is the drug of choice for treating amebic dysentery. A woman with seasonal rhinitis was prescribed an antihistamine with no effect on the central nervous system, such as loratadine. Prolonged relaxation of skeletal muscles and inhibited respiration in a patient after receiving the muscle relaxant dithylinum was caused by a lack of butyrylcholinesterase in the blood serum.
The document discusses various medical topics including:
1. The mechanism of action of curare-like substances is that they block cholinergic receptors of the postsynaptic membrane.
2. Components such as proteins, amino acids, and ions are absent from primary urine produced by the kidneys through filtration in renal corpuscles.
3. A root's absorption zone mainly consists of multilayer loose living parenchyma with amyloid granules, called phellogene.
1. The document contains 46 multiple choice questions about various topics in pharmacy and medicine. The questions cover topics like drug interactions, disease diagnosis, chemical reactions, microbiology, and calculations.
2. Question topics include snake venom enzymes, spore-forming microorganisms, bacterial drug resistance mechanisms, drug metabolism pathways, and disease complications like decompression sickness.
3. The questions are designed to test knowledge of pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, microbiology, and clinical diagnosis. Multiple answers are provided for each question to choose from.
A patient presented with abdominal pain, diarrhea, fever and chills after drinking untreated water while in the forest. Laboratory results indicated amebic dysentery. Metronidazole is the drug of choice for treating amebic dysentery. A woman with seasonal rhinitis was prescribed an antihistamine with no effects on the central nervous system, such as loratadine. Prolonged relaxation of skeletal muscles and inhibited respiration following injection of the muscle relaxant dithylinum was caused by a lack of acetylcholinesterase in the blood serum.
1. The document contains questions from a pharmacy exam covering topics like microscopic examination of plant tissues, acid-base chemistry, pharmacology, physiology, and other subjects.
2. Question 1 asks about the microscopic structure of the primary root cortex, with options for tissue types.
3. Question 2 asks about the products formed when a group 6 metal cation is treated with excess concentrated ammonium hydroxide.
4. Questions 3 through 43 continue testing knowledge across various areas of pharmacy.
Dr. Manoj R. Kumbhare provides information on preparing for the Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT). The GPAT is conducted annually in February to help students pursue higher studies in pharmacy. It is a 3-hour online multiple choice test with 125 questions. Subjects covered include pharmacognosy, pharmacology, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmaceutics, microbiology, and biochemistry. Sample questions and answers are provided to help students understand the exam format and level of difficulty. Recommended reference books for preparation are also listed.
The document provides information about various laws and regulations related to pharmacy practice including the 1906 Food and Drug Act, 1970 Controlled Substances Act, and 1996 Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. It also lists medications and classifies them in schedules C-I through C-IV based on their abuse potential and medical use. Multiple choice questions assess knowledge of medication names, uses, storage conditions and other pharmacy topics.
The document appears to be a collection of pharmacy exam questions covering various topics in pharmacology and related fields. The questions test knowledge of topics like:
1. The mechanism of action of curare-like substances that cause skeletal muscle relaxation.
2. The receptors stimulated to cause sea sickness from rocking motions.
3. Components absent from primary urine after filtration in the kidneys.
4. The tissue type identified under microscopy of a root's absorption zone.
5. The type of inflorescence with flowers attached at different levels on the same axis.
This document contains a 75 question, 90 minute comprehensive pharmacology examination with multiple choice questions. The questions cover topics like drug interactions, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, therapeutic uses and side effects of various medications.
This document contains 51 multiple choice questions related to various topics in pharmacy and medicine. The questions cover subjects like anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, pharmaceutical chemistry and other related fields. For each question, the test-taker is asked to select the best answer among 5 options provided.
The document contains 49 multiple choice questions about various topics in nursing and medicine. Questions 32-34 focus on arterial blood gases (ABGs) and their ability to measure acid-base balance, oxygenation status, acidity of blood, and bicarbonate levels. Question 34 presents arterial blood gas results and asks the nurse to determine which acid-base imbalance is indicated.
1. A patient was admitted with symptoms including dry mouth, dilated pupils, increased heart rate, and flushing of the skin. Based on further examination, the patient was diagnosed with belladonna alkaloid poisoning.
2. Atropine sulfate is prescribed as it acts as an anticholinergic, blocking the muscarinic acetylcholine receptors that belladonna alkaloids act on, helping to eliminate the intoxication.
3. The documents discuss using anticholinergic drugs like atropine to treat conditions like excessive salivation, intestinal cramping, and glaucoma by blocking the muscarinic acetylcholine receptors in the salivary glands, intestines, and
Young's rule is used to calculate pediatric drug dosages based on a child's age. For a 6-year-old child prescribed an adult dose of 20mg, the calculated dose using Young's rule would be 6.667mg. Clark's rule is used to calculate the dosage for a 4-year-old weighing 17kg prescribed a drug available as a 0.5% solution, with the calculated dose being 25ml. Prescription labels mandated by health authorities must include the prescription number, not the age of the prescriber.
A 25 year old patient is being treated with parenteral aminoglycoside for a Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection and requires immediate surgery. They will be given midazolam as a premedication and succinylcholine for intubation, with pancuronium used to maintain paralysis during surgery. Anesthesia will be maintained with nitrous oxide and isoflurane. The most likely outcome of using these drugs together with the aminoglycoside is increased or prolonged response to neuromuscular blockers.
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Krok 2 - 2009 Question Paper (Pharmacy)
1. Krok 2 Pharmacy 2009 1
1. Analysis of an extract by
chromatographic method revealed
presence of phenyl prapanolamine. It is
the metabolite of the following alkaloid:
A. Ephedrine
B. Pyrocatechin
C. Aconitine
D. Securinin
E. Reserpine
2. During local anaesthetization novocai-
ne solution is usually compounded wi-
th solution of adrenaline hydrochloride.
What is the purpose of this action?
A. Vasoconstriction
B. Vasodilatation
C. Increase in smooth muscle tone
D. Decrease in smooth muscle tone
E. Algesthesia reduction
3. A 32-year-old patient takes anti-
tuberculous drugs. Some time later he has
noticed that his urine turned orange. What
preparation is the most likely cause of this
phenomenon?
A. Rifampicin
B. Isoniazid
C. Pyrazinamide
D. Ethambutol
E. Streptomycin sulfate
4. 6 months after treatment a patient
with coronary heart disease developed
tolerance to the nitrates with prolonged
action. What drug with nitrate-similar
effect should be recommended in this
case?
A. Molsidomine
B. Nifedipine
C. Prasosine
D. Verapamil
E. Metoprolol
5. A 52-year-old patient was diagnosed
with systemic amebiasis accompanied by
bowels, liver and lungs affection. What
preparation should be administered?
A. Metronidazole
B. Chiniofon
C. Tetracycline
D. Chingamin
E. Phthalazol
6. A 33-year-old woman who has been
treated for chronic polyarthritis for a long
time complains about arterial pressure ri-
se, change of adipose tissue distribution,
menstrual cycle disorder. What preparati-
on has she taken?
A. Prednisolone
B. Indometacin
C. Butadion
D. Synaflan
E. Diclofenac sodium
7. A pharmaceutist made a tincture of
althaea root. What is the proportion of
herbal crude drug and extractant?
A. 1:20
B. 1:10
C. 1:30
D. 1:100
E. 1:400
8. A pharmaceutical enterprise widely
applies technical and technological media
of information use in order to increase
efficiency of managing productive and
administrative activity of an organi-
zation, to enhance labour productivi-
ty, to improve methods of planning and
regulating management processes. All this
is realized by means of:
A. Automated management system
B. Automation equipped working place
C. Automated instruction and control
system
D. Information-management system
E. Automated data retrieval system
9. Marketing research of certain
pharmaceutical groups involves collecti-
on and analysis of primary information.
This is the following type of marketing
research:
A. Field research
B. Armchair research
C. Research of drug market
D. Research of drug consumers
E. Research of marketing network of
pharmaceutical market
10. An analytical laboratory carries
out quantitative analysis of sodium
citrate by method of ion-exchanging
chromatography on a cationite. What
titrated solution is to be used for the
following titration of generated citric
acid?
A. Sodium hydroxide
B. Iodine
C. Potassium iodate
D. Hydrochloric acid
E. Trilon B
11. A pharmaceutist prepared an oil
2. Krok 2 Pharmacy 2009 2
emulsion containing zinc oxide. Speci-
fy the rational method of substance
incorporation:
A. Suspension-type icorporation into the
prepared emulsion
B. Dissolution in oil
C. Grinding with water for dilution of the
primary emulsion
D. Dissolution in water for preparation of
the primary emulsion
E. Dissolution in the finished emulsion
12. A pharmaceutist made a tincture
of Adonis herb. A peculiarity of its
preparation is that the active substances
are derived in:
A. In the neutral medium
B. In the alkalescent medium
C. In the alkaline medium
D. In the subacid medium
E. In the acid medium
13. Preparations made of ginseng
roots have tonic and adaptogenic
properties, improve mental and physi-
cal performance. If the ginseng tincture
cannot be found in a pharmacy, it can be
substituted by the analogous preparations
made of the following raw material:
A. Radices Eleutherococci
B. Radices Valerianae
C. Radices Inulae
D. Radices Ononidis
E. Radices Rhei
14. Balance is a part of financial accounti-
ng of pharmacies. What index is reflected
in the assets of the balance sheet?
A. Residual value of fixed assets
B. Retail turnover
C. Wholesale turnover
D. Proceeds of a pharmacy
E. Salary costs
15. The market is characterized by the
following conditions: a big number of
salespersons and customers who don’t
make any influence upon the level of
current prices; availability of uniform and
interchangeable competing products; lack
of price restrictions. What type of market
is it?
A. Market of pure competition
B. Market of monopolistic competition
C. Oligopolistic market
D. Market of pure monopoly
E. -
16. If the internal surface of buckthorn ri-
nd is moistened with 5% alkaline soluti-
on, it becomes cherry-red colouring. This
is the evidence of presence of the followi-
ng substance:
A. Anthracene derivatives
B. Alkaloids
C. Saponins
D. Flavonoids
E. Tannins
17. A pharmacy technologist received an
ointment formulation:
Rp.: Unguentum Resorcini 1,5% - 10,0
Da. Signa.
To be applied on the affected skin areas.
The pharmaceutist incorporated dry
medical substance into the ointment by
the following way:
A. Trituration with a few drops of vaseline
oil
B. Trituration with a few drops of ethyl
alcohol
C. Trituration with a few drops of water
D. Adding to the fused vaseline
E. Trituration with a part of vaseline
18. A pharmacy analyst can verify
presence of iron cation (II) in a drug
formulation by means of the following
solution:
A. Ammonium sulfide
B. Sodium chloride
C. Magnesium sulfate
D. Potassium bromide
E. Sodium phosphate
19. An advance holder (accountant) recei-
ved money from the cash fund of an
enterprise for purchase of office accessori-
es. After the cash advance the advance
holder must submit the statement of
application of funds no later than:
A. On the next working day
B. In three working days
C. In ten working days
D. In a week
E. There is no deadline
20. Choose an antiseptic from the group
of halogen containing drugs that can be
included into the first-aid kit for a child
going to a summer camp:
3. Krok 2 Pharmacy 2009 3
A. Alcoholic iodine solution
B. Brilliant green solution
C. Copper sulfate solution
D. Methylene blue solution
E. Formaldehyde solution
21. A pharmacy received a new-
generation nonsteroid anti-inflammatory
drug "meloxicam"that mainly blocks
cyclooxygenase-2. What advantages does
this preparation have in comparison wi-
th other nonsteroid anti-inflammatory
drugs?
A. Minimal side effect on alimentary tract
B. Evident myospasmolytic action
C. Interferonogenic properties
D. Minimal side effect on hematogenesis
E. Significant inhibition of protease activity
22. Leaves of belladonna, henbane and
datura containing tropane alkaloids must
be stored according to the following list
requirements:
A. B list (these drug substances require
caution in handling, storage or use)
B. A list (poisonous drug substances)
C. General sales list
D. Essential oil materials list
E. List of substances equivalent to narcoti-
cs
23. A patient suffering from essential
hypertension has increased concentrati-
on of renin in blood plasma. Whi-
ch pharmacological group should be
preferred for this patient treatment?
A. ACE inhibitors
B. α-adrenoblockers
C. Diuretics
D. Blockers of calcium channels
E. Sympatholytics
24. A patient suffering from stomach
ulcer was prescribed almagel. Which of
its pharmacological properties is intended
for treatment of this pathology?
A. HCl neutralization
B. Local anaesthetization
C. Blocking the H2-histamine receptors
D. Blocking the muscarinic choli-
noreceptors
E. Anti-inflammatory action
25. One of the ways to derive essential
oil is enfleurage, or maceration. Essential
oil can be derived by enfleurage from the
following herbal raw material:
A. Petals of Damascus rose
B. Lemon skin
C. Coriander fruits
D. Mint leaves
E. Camomile flowers
26. A pharmaceutist and a pharmacy
manager were involved into the labour
dispute about carry over of vacation time.
The pharmaceutist applied to the council
of conciliation. The council should consi-
der his application within the following
period:
A. 10 days
B. 5 days
C. 3 days
D. 1 week
E. 1 month
27. All the medications require speci-
al storage conditions according to their
physical and physicochemical properties.
Ampouled solution of sodium adenosi-
ne triphosphate (ATP) should be stored
under the following temperature:
A. 3 − 5o
C
B. 0 − 2o
C
C. 7 − 10o
C
D. 10o
C
E. 12 − 15o
C
28. Quality control of tablets produced
at a pharmaceutical enterprise involves
quantitative determination of such subsi-
diary substances as talc and aerosil. What
method is applied for such determination?
A. Gravimetric
B. Titrimetric
C. Photocolorimetric
D. Spectrophotometric
E. Chromatographic
29. A 52-year-old patient had myocardial
infarction and was discharged from the
hospital after the stationery treatment.
What daily dose of acetylsalicylic acid
should be administered in order to
prevent thrombosis?
A. 100 mg
B. 500 mg
C. 1000 mg
D. 200 mg
E. 50 mg
30. An analyst of a pharmaceutical
storehouse received the substance of
hydrogen peroxide for analysis. Quanti-
tative determination of this drug should
be performed by permanganatometric
4. Krok 2 Pharmacy 2009 4
method. According to the analytical
normative document, titration should be
carried out till the solution turns:
A. Pink
B. Green
C. Yellow
D. Dark blue
E. Colourless
31. A patient suffering from ulcer disease
was prescribed famotidine. What is the
mechanism of its action?
A. Block of 2-histamine receptors
B. Block of 1-histamine receptors
C. Block of muscarinic cholinoreceptors
D. Inhibition of adenosine triphosphatase
activity
E. Block of cholinoreceptors of
sympathetic ganglions
32. Ophthalmic drops are produced on the
base of concentrated riboflavin solution
(1:5000). How much solution should be
taken if the formulation says "0,001 of ri-
boflavin"?
A. 5 ml
B. 2 ml
C. 3 ml
D. 4 ml
E. 1 ml
33. While producing phytopreparations
and organotherapeutic preparations di-
fferent kinds of dryers are used. What
dryer would be the most effective for dryi-
ng thermolabile compounds?
A. Freeze-dryer
B. Roller dryer
C. Band dryer
D. Drying oven
E. Drum dryer
34. Choose an optimal antibacterial
drug for the mycoplasmal pneumonia
treatment:
A. Rovamycin
B. Gentamycin
C. Penicillin
D. Ampicillin
E. Amoxyclav
35. An analytical laboratory received
substance of citric acid for the analysis.
According to the requirements of the
Ukrainian State Pharmacopoeia, citric
acid can be determined by method of:
A. Alkalimetry
B. Iodometry
C. Acidimetry
D. Bromatometry
E. Iodochlorometry
36. According to the requirements of
the Ukrainian State Pharmacopoeia, the
amount of calcium gluconate can be
determined by the chelatometric method.
What solution should be used as a titrant?
A. Sodium edetate
B. Potassium permanganate
C. Iodine monochloride
D. Argentum nitrate
E. Hydrochloric acid
37. Tannins have astringent effect and are
used for treatment of colitis, enterocoli-
tis, diarrhea. What herbal raw material
contains a lot of tannins?
A. Fructus Myrtilli
B. Fructus Sambucci nigri
C. Fructus Ribes nigri
D. Fructus Rhamni catharticae
E. Fructus Frangulae
38. Anthracene derivatives of emodi-
ne group exhibit purgative effect. What
herbal raw material contains large quanti-
ty of anthracene derivatives of emodine
group?
A. Buckthorn fruits
B. Elder fruits
C. Currants fruits
D. Bilberry fruits
E. Alder buckthorn fruits
39. Codeine can be derived for medi-
cal purposes out of a plant alkaloid by
means of semisynthetic method. Name
this alkaloid:
A. Morphine
B. Papaverine
C. Berberine
D. Protopine
E. Chelidonine
40. Theory of management currently
marks out four the most important
approaches to the management. Choose
the approach that is NOT USED in the
theory of management:
5. Krok 2 Pharmacy 2009 5
A. Structural
B. Process
C. Systemic
D. Situational
E. Approach from the position of different
schools identification
41. Therapeutic department of a munici-
pal hospital purchases medical products in
a pharmacy. The wares will be dispensed
from the stores department on presentati-
on of the following document:
A. Delivery order
B. Cash book
C. Prescription register
D. Inventory report
E. Register of laboratory packing works
42. In order to determine the purity a drop
of lavender essential oil was applied on a
strip of filter paper and warmed up in the
stream of warm air. Some time later the
stain increased in diameter. What impuri-
ty substance was found in the lavender
oil?
A. Fatty or mineral oil
B. Phenol
C. Ethanol
D. Acetone
E. Diethyl ether
43. A doctor prescribed a patient
100 ml of tincture made out of 0,25
of Herba Thermopsidis. How much
dried concentrated extract of Herba
Thermopsidis should be weighed by a
pharmaceutist?
A. 0,25 g
B. 0,5 g
C. 0,3 g
D. 0,2 g
E. 0,1 g
44. A patient has ordered 50 g of zinc
ointment. How much zinc and Vaseline
should be weighed by a pharmaceutist?
A. 5,0 g and 45,0 g
B. 10,0 g and 40,0 g
C. 2,5 g and 47,5 g
D. 1,0 g and 49,0 g
E. 0,5 g and 49,5 g
45. A patient got an injection of 0,25%
novocaine solution for the purpose of
anaesthetization. Suddenly the patient has
presented with red spots, intense sweati-
ng, tachycardia, bronchospasm, edema
of nasal mucous membrane. What is the
cause of this complication?
A. Immediate allergy
B. Delayed allergy
C. Local irritation
D. Tachyphylaxis
E. Abstinence syndrome
46. In Ukraine the out-patients are suppli-
ed with narcotic and psychotropic drugs
only by prescription. Medicoprophylactic
institutions receive prescription blanks
(Form 3) from the following source:
A. Pharmacy storehouse
B. City’s health department
C. Wholesale companies
D. Typography
E. Pharmaceutical corporation
47. Injection solutions of salts derived
from weak acids and strong bases require
stabilization. What stabilizers are used for
these solutions?
A. 0,1 М solution of sodium hydroxide
B. 0,1 М solution of perchloric acid
C. Trilon B
D. Ascorbic acid
E. Buthylhydroxytoluene
48. 100 ml of 0,9% sodium chloride
solution were prepared according to the
doctor’s prescription. What sterilization
schedule is required for this solution?
A. 120o
C - 8 minutes
B. 120o
C - 12 minutes
C. 120o
C - 15 minutes
D. 180o
C - 30 minutes
E. 100o
C - 15 minutes
49. During digitoxin therapy for chronic
cardiac insufficiency, a patient developed
signs of intoxication with this preparation.
The patient was prescribed unithiol. What
is the mechanism of unithiol action in case
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A. Reduction of +
-Na+
-adenosine tri-
phosphatase
B. Binding of calcium ions
C. Increase of sodium concentration in the
cardiomyocytes
D. Increased potassium permeability in the
cardiomyocytes
E. Binding of glycoside into the complex
compound
50. A pharmacy got a formulation of a
mixture containing manzanita decocti-
on and belladonna extract. What is the
reason for incompatibility between these
components?
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A. Precipitation
B. Hydrolysis
C. Oxidation-reduction processes
D. Emission of gaseous substances
E. Coagulation of colloid systems
51. The central district pharmacy functi-
ons in a district centre and supplies
local population with drugs and medical
products. What pharmaceutical instituti-
ons are allowed to settle accounts with the
customers without a cash register by way
of check issuing?
A. Pharmacies, pharmaceutical outlets and
kiosks
B. Central district pharmacy
C. Pharmaceutical outlet at a hospital
D. Pharmaceutical kiosk at a market
E. Pharmaceutical kiosk at a railway
station
52. Method of gas-liquid chromatography
is often applied for identification and
quantitative determination of toxicologi-
cally meaningful substances. Substances
can be placed into the chromatograph di-
spenser in the following aggregate states:
A. Liquid and gaseous
B. Liquid and solid
C. Gaseous and solid
D. Liquid
E. Gaseous
53. Examination of a patient who has been
treated for rheumatoid arthritis for a long
time revealed hyperglycemia. It might
have been caused by the following drug:
A. Dexamethasone
B. Diclofenac sodium
C. Ibuprofen
D. Delagil
E. Levamisole
54. A pharmaceutist was preparing an oi-
ntment with ricin oil and Vaseline but fai-
led to get homogenous system. What is
the most likely cause of incompatibility
between these components?
A. Component immiscibility
B. Restricted solubility
C. Release of water of crystallization
D. Coagulation
E. Adsorption
55. A large and well-known company has
granted a small independent firm the ri-
ght to use its trademark and technology
so that it could take advantage of authori-
ty and customer trust to the well-known
brand. Such concept is called:
A. Franchising
B. Merchandising
C. Use of dealer’s brand
D. Use of trademark
E. Use of manufacturer’s brand
56. A woman who has been treated for
infiltrative focal tuberculosis for a long
time complains of acute hearing impai-
rment. Which of the following preparati-
ons might be the cause of such side effect?
A. Streptomycin
B. Isoniazid
C. Ethambutol
D. Rifampicin
E. Ethionamide
57. A pharmaceutist revealed physical
incompatibility caused by coagulation.
This process takes place in a solution if the
combination of the following substances is
present:
A. Dimedrol and collargol
B. Dimedrol and novocaine
C. Dimedrol and sodium chloride
D. Dimedrol and diazoline
E. Dimedrol and glucose
58. A pharmaceutist made a medicinal
preparation according to the following
formulation:
Rp.: Chloroformii
Olei Helianthi
Methylii salicylatis ana 10,0
M.D.S. For infriction.
Specify the kind of disperse system:
A. Liniment - solution
B. Liniment - combined
C. Liniment - emulsion
D. Liniment suspension
E. Liniment - extractional
59. Aerosol composition includes active
substances, solvents and propellents. Whi-
ch of the following substances is used as
propellent?
A. Freon-11, carbon oxide, propane-
butane
B. Isopropyl myristate, neon, sulfur oxide
C. Propylen glycol monostearate, argon,
helium
D. Linethol, myristic acid, benzocaine
E. Hydrogen sulfide, hydrogen, tri-
ethanolamine
60. A department producing sterile
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pharmaceutical forms needs a method
of eye drops sterilization applicable
for drugs derived from thermolabile
substances. What is the optimal method
of sterilization?
A. Sterile filtration
B. Thermal sterilization
C. Addition of ascorbic acid
D. Filling in the inert gas medium
E. Use of polymeric packings
61. Accounting of pharmaceutical insti-
tutions includes control accounts of ni-
ne classes. What accounting units are
represented in the accounts of the 4-6
classes?
A. Liability
B. Pharmacy assets
C. Element costs
D. Material costs
E. Incomings and business results
62. A pharmaceutist revealed physi-
cal incompatibility in a recipe. Speci-
fy the combination of drug substances
demonstrating eutectic when blended:
A. Camphor and menthol
B. Glucose and phenyl salicylate
C. Streptocid and antipyrine
D. Ascorbic acid and hydrocarbonate
sodium
E. Basic bismuth nitrate and magnesium
oxide
63. What drug may cause constipation in a
patient undergoing combined therapy for
arterial hypertension?
A. Verapamil
B. Furosemide
C. Trimetazidine
D. Panangin
E. Acetylsalicilic acid in small dosages
64. Management of a pharmaceutical
company involves American and Japanese
approaches. Choose a typical feature of
American model of management:
A. Quick evaluation and career
development
B. Group forms of control
C. Corporate liability
D. Slow career development
E. Heightened attention to the human
factor
65. Quantitative analysis of drugs contai-
ning primary aromatic amine can be
performed by means of nitritometric
method. Which of the following preparati-
ons can be determined by the nitri-
tometric method without preliminary acid
hydrolysis?
A. Sulfadimine
B. Phthalazol
C. Phthazin
D. Paracetamol
E. Soluble streptocid
66. When filling the "Inventory report", a
pharmacy manager represented a number
of business transactions in the recei-
pts section of report. Such transactions
include:
A. Purchase of drugs and pharmaceutical
merchandise
B. Total of realized trade mark-up
C. Products consumption for business
needs
D. Total of sale
E. Markdown on account of laboratory
packing works
67. A patient suffering from neurosis
accompanied by anxiety and fear
development was prescribed diazepam.
What pharmacological effect makes it
possible to apply the drug for this disease
treatment?
A. Anxiolytic
B. Antiarrhythmic
C. Anti-inflammatory
D. Hypotensive
E. Antianginal
68. A hospital admitted a child with signs
of poisoning with belladonna alkaloids.
What drug should be applied as an anti-
dote?
A. Proserin
B. Magnesium sulfate
C. Sodium caffeine benzoate
D. Paracetamol
E. Sodium valproate
69. You are employed in a pharmaceuti-
cal storehouse. When adding newly recei-
ved preparations to the computerized
database, specify the pharmacological
group of paracetamol:
A. Nonnarcotic analgetic
B. Hypnotic
C. Diuretic
D. Hypotensive drug
E. Antianginal drug
70. A 34-year-old patient suffering from
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bronchitis was prescribed an antitussive
drug of central action. What drug is it?
A. Glaucine
B. Corglycon
C. Enalapril
D. Furosemide
E. Fercoven
71. Continuous taking of a drug results
in reduction of its efficiency. This
phenomenon is called:
A. Habituation
B. Sensibilization
C. Cumulation
D. Dependence
E. Tachyphylaxis
72. A patient was warned that taking
the prescribed preparation might cause
cough. What drug is it?
A. Lisinopril
B. Clonidine
C. Phenihidine
D. Dichlothiazide
E. Metoprolol
73. A pharmaceutist with over 8 years
of service got a medical certificate
in accordance with the established
procedure. What is the size of temporary
disability allowance the pharmaceutist is
entitled to?
A. 100% of average salary
B. 90% of average salary
C. 80% of average salary
D. 60% of average salary
E. 50% of average salary
74. A pharmacy functions on the base of
collective financial liability. The financial
liability agreement may be re-executed in
the following case:
A. Dismissal of over 50% of staff
B. Dismissal of one staff member
C. Dismissal of 5% of staff
D. Dismissal of 10% of staff
E. Employment of new employees
75. A pharmacy sells drugs by retail.
Omnopon relates to the following group
of controlled drugs:
A. Narcotic
B. Psychtropic
C. Toxic
D. Potent
E. General sale list
76. A pharmaceutical company
"Pharmasvet"has patented and produces
now a new hypoglycemic preparati-
on. The company markets this product
directly through the own marketi-
ng departments, affiliated marketing
companies, pharmacy network. Marketi-
ng policy of this pharmaceutical company
can be characterized by the channel of the
following level:
A. Zero level
B. One-level
C. Two-level
D. Three-level
E. Four-level
77. A patient with acute cardiac insuffici-
ency and cardiac glycoside intolerance got
an injection of dobutamine. What is the
mechanism of its action?
A. Stimulation of β1-adrenoreceptors
B. Stimulation of α1-adrenoreceptors
C. Block of K+
-, Na+
-adenosine tri-
phosphatase
D. Inhibition of phosphodiesterase activity
E. Stimulation of muscarinic choli-
noreceptors
78. A patient suffering from chronic cardi-
ac insufficiency was prescribed a cardi-
ac glycoside from the foxglove (Digitalis)
group. What drug is it?
A. Digoxin
B. Strophanthine
C. Corvalol
D. Corglycon
E. Cordiamin
79. One of the methods of quantitative
analysis of active substances in the raw
material is the biological standardization.
It can be applied with the following group
of biologically active substances:
A. Cardiac gliycosides
B. Alkaloids
C. Fatty oils
D. Tannins
E. Mucilages
80. Lipophilic bases for suppositories
include:
A. Mixtures of hydrogenatedd fats
B. Polyethylene oxide base
C. Gelatin-glycerol base
D. Collagen base
E. Glycerol soap base
81. An expert of an analytical laboratory
is determining Nitrofural. What quanti-
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tative titrimetric method can be applied?
A. Iodometry
B. Permanganatometry
C. Alkalimetry
D. Argentometry
E. Nitritometry
82. A 52-year-old patient complains
of having increased arterial pressure
for a month. She has a 5-year hi-
story of bronchial asthma. What group
of hypotensive drugs should NOT be
recommended this patient?
A. β-adrenoreceptor blockers
B. Calcium channel blockers
C. Tranquilizers
D. Angiotensin receptor blockers
E. Diuretics
83. A pharmacy analyst is determining
one of the following drugs by the nintri-
tometric method. What drug is it?
A. Norsulfazole
B. Ftivazide
C. Analgin
D. Ammonium chloride
E. Atropine sulfate
84. A chemotoxicological laboratory
received a biological material. A toxi-
cologist carries out uncontrollable
analysis aimed at detection of the followi-
ng group of toxic substances:
A. Volatile toxins
B. Medical use toxins
C. Metal toxins
D. Pesticides
E. Mineral acids, alkali, inorganic salts
85. Quality of injection solutions suppli-
ed in ampoules can be assessed according
to different indices. How many ampoules
should be checked while determining
quality of sealing (leaktightness of an
ampoule)?
A. 100%
B. 97%
C. 80%
D. 75%
E. 50%
86. A chemical department produces
alcohol solution of boric acid. What filters
are used for filtration of this solution?
A. Pressure filters
B. Paper filter
C. Nutsch filter
D. Bag filter
E. Membrane filter
87. An 18-year-old patient was di-
agnosed with disseminated pulmonary
tuberculosis. What drug will provide eti-
otropic pharmacotherapy?
A. Isoniazid
B. Benzylpenicillin sodium salt
C. Trimethoprim
D. Lincomycin
E. Metronidazole
88. At the end of each month accountant
of a pharmacy calculates amount of reali-
zed price markup. Which index IS NOT
USED for such calculation?
A. Total of cash in vault
B. Total value of received goods in retail
and wholesale prices
C. In-stock balance at the beginning of
month in retail prices
D. In-stock balance at the beginning of
month in wholesale prices
E. Total sales proceeds
89. Suspensions as heterogenous systems
can be characterized by kinetic and sedi-
mentary instability. What substance is
used for increasing suspension stability
with hydrophobic substances?
A. Gelatose
B. Sodium chloride
C. Boric acid
D. Sodium sulfate
E. Glucose
90. A pharmacy analyst is determining
adrenaline tartrate by method of acid-
base titration in the anhydrous solvents.
What indicator is to be used according to
the requirements of the Ukrainian State
Pharmacopoeia?
A. Crystal violet
B. Methyl orange
C. Phenolphthalein
D. Thymolphthalein
E. Eriochrome black
91. A patient has accidentally taken a
barium-containing salt. All of the followi-
ng salts have toxic effect upon the human
organism EXCEPT for:
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A. Barium sulfate
B. Barium carbonate
C. Barium nitrate
D. Barium acetate
E. Barium chloride
92. A mineralizate under examination
contains precipitates of barium sulfate
and plumbum sulfate. These salts can be
separated by means of:
A. Solution of ammonium acetate
B. Sulfuric acid
C. Acetic acid
D. Solution of sodium acetate
E. Solution of ammonium nitrate
93. A pharmaceutical company
"Adonis"promotes its new products by
means of advertisement that informs
the customers about the product, highli-
ghts its advantages, typical features and
properties. What kind of advertisement is
it?
A. Informational
B. Aggressive
C. Sustaining
D. Indirect
E. Direct
94. The founders are going to open a retail
pharmacy. What way of business running
is stipulated in this case?
A. Licence-based
B. Normative
C. Free
D. Limited
E. Without preliminary licencing or regi-
stration
95. While preparing decoctions in volume
from 1000 to 3000 ml time of processing
in boiling water bath should be:
A. 40 minutes
B. 25 minutes
C. 30 minutes
D. 45 minutes
E. 15 minutes
96. A pharmacy analyst is measuring a
drug by method of indirect bromatometry.
Which of the following titrated solutions
is to be used?
A. Sodium thiosulfate
B. Potassium bromate
C. Sodium edetate
D. Sodium nitrite
E. Argentum nitrate
97. An expert of an analytical laboratory
is determining Ca2+
in the substance of
calcium pantothenate. Specify the method
of analysis:
A. Chelatometry
B. Nitritometry
C. Argentometry
D. Permanganatometry
E. Iodometry
98. Styles of maize with stigmata contai-
ning fatty acids, vitamins, essential oils,
saponins and other substances are used as:
A. Diuretic and choleretic drug
B. Expectorant and antitussive drug
C. Bactericidal and astringent drug
D. Sedative and anticonvulsive drug
E. Cardiotonic and antiarrhythmic drug
99. Toxic substances can be isolated from
the objects of biological origin by different
methods. In case of poisoning with pesti-
cides - derivatives of phosphoric acids -
the following method is applied:
A. Infusion with organic solvents
B. Distillation with water steam from the
alkaline medium
C. Infusion with alkalized water
D. Infusion with water acidified with
chloric acid
E. Dialysis aout of alkalized solutions
100. Dispersion degree of drug substances
is of great importance for the preparati-
on of ophtalmic ointments. What drug
substance should be thoroughly tri-
turated with sterile vaseline oil before
incorporating it into the pharmacopoeia-
recommended ointment base?
A. Mercuric oxide yellow
B. Resorcin
C. Pilocarpine hydrochloride
D. Zinc sulfate
E. Ethyl morphine hydrochloride
101. Financial accountability of pharmaci-
es consists of separate account forms.
Which form presents accounts payable for
the goods purchased?
A. Balance sheet, form 1
B. Financial performance report, form 2
C. Financial performance report, form 2m
D. Net worth statement, form 3
E. Balance assets, form 1
102. In Ukraine natural persons and small
business entities are allowed to use the
simplified tax system. What limit on the
number of employees is established for
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such enterprises?
A. No more than 10 persons
B. No more than 20 persons
C. No more than 30 persons
D. No more than 40 persons
E. No more than 50 persons
103. Fatty oil containing saturated fatty
acids is used for atherosclerosis preventi-
on. Specify the medicinal plant that is
used for oil production:
A. Flax seeds
B. Fennelflower seeds
C. Dill seeds
D. Black chokeberry fruits
E. Hawthorn fruits
104. A department of a pharmaceuti-
cal plant produces injection solutions.
Ascorbic acid solution for injections
relates to the following group of solutions:
A. Easily oxidized solutions
B. Solutions of substances that should be
subjected to thermal sterilization
C. Solutions of salts derived from weak
bases and strong acids
D. Solutions of salts derived from strong
bases and weak acids
E. Solutions of substances requiring special
rectification
105. A phytochemical department of a
pharmaceutical factory produces biogenic
stimulators out of different raw materi-
als. Specify the plant-derived biogenic sti-
mulators:
A. Liquid extract of aloe, aloe liniment,
aloe juice, biosedum
B. Liquid extract of aloe, peloidinum,
biosedum juice
C. Peloidinum, humisolum, torfotum, Fibs
pro injectionibus
D. Vitreous body, Suspesio Рlacetae prо
injectionibus, aloe juice, biosedum
E. Peloidinum, humisolum, torfotum,
plasmol, solcoseryl
106. A pharmaceutist has prepared an oi-
ntment intended for application on the
open wound surface. Such kind of oi-
ntment should meet the following addi-
tional requirement:
A. Sterility
B. Isotonicity
C. Isoviscosity
D. Isoionicity
E. Prolonged action
107. Powders represent an important
group among the extemporal medici-
nal preparations. Which of the following
components can be incorporated into a
powder without preliminary grinding?
A. Basic bismuth nitrate
B. Ascorbic acid
C. Camphor
D. Xeroform
E. Calcium gluconate
108. Medications in the storing rooms of a
medicoprophylactic institution should be
placed on the shelves, in the cases, refri-
gerators or on the pallets or rickers. Toxic
medications should be kept in:
A. In a locked metal case
B. In a safe
C. In a wooden case
D. In a refrigerator
E. In the internal safe partition
109. A storehouse received a batch of
althaea roots. For its verification a drop of
ammonia solution was applied upon the
root section; the spot of section turned
yellow. This is the evidence of presence of
the following substance:
A. Mucilages
B. Tannins
C. Gum
D. Pectins
E. Vitamin C
110. According to the requirements of
the Ukrainian State Pharmacopoeia, a
pharmacy analyst is determining procaine
hydrochloride by nitritometric method.
What indicator should be used for this
purpose?
A. Neutral red
B. Methyl red
C. Crystal violet
D. Xylenol orange
E. Acid chrome blue
111. According to the requirements of
the Ukrainian State Pharmacopoeia,
a pharmacy analyst is determining
fluorouracil by method of nonaqueous
titration. What titrated solution is to be
used?
A. Tetrabutyl ammonium hydroxide
B. Sodium nitrite
C. Potassium bromate
D. Ammonium thiocyanate
E. Sodium edetate
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112. According to the requirements of
the Ukrainian State Pharmacopoeia, a
pharmacy analyst is determining calcium
gluconate by method of complexometric
titration. What indicator is to be used?
A. Calconcarbon acid
B. Methyl red
C. Crystal violet
D. Thymolphthalein
E. Tropeolin 00
113. According to the requirements of
the Ukrainian State Pharmacopoeia, a
certain drug is being measured by method
of chelatometric titration. What drug is it?
A. Calcium chloride
B. Potassium citrate
C. Potassium chloride
D. Sodium benzoate
E. Sodium thiosulfate
114. An analytical laboratory carri-
es out an analysis of ferrum sulphate
heptohydrate according to the requi-
rements of the Ukrainian State
Pharmacopoeia. The test portion of the
substance should be titrated with the
following solution:
A. Ammonium cerium sulfate
B. Argentum nitrate
C. Ammonium thiocyanate
D. Sodium edetate
E. Potassium bromate
115. A patient suffering from arteri-
al hypertension and chronic bronchitis
suddenly presented with dry cough and
dyspnea. Body temperature remained
unchanged. It is known that the patient
takes captopril. These symptoms can be
explained by increased generation of:
A. Bradyquinine
B. Angiotensin-1
C. Renin
D. Aldosterone
E. Natriuretic peptide
116. A man came to a pharmacy and asked
to recommend him a drug for treatment of
allergic rhinitis that occurs in the period of
linden flowering. What drug may be appli-
ed?
A. Loratadine
B. Adrenaline
C. Anapriline
D. Ambroxol
E. Losartan
117. During the sensitifity test for
benzylpenicillin a patient developed
anaphylactic shock. The following
preparation must be injected around the
spot of antibiotic injection:
A. Adrenaline hydrochloride
B. Noradrenaline hydrotartrate
C. Atropine sulfate
D. Propranolol
E. Ceftriaxon
118. A pharmaceutist is preparing
powders by the way of triturating one of
the components with ethyl alcohol. Such
technology of preparation is typical for
the following substance:
A. Streptocid
B. Starch
C. Talc
D. Zinc oxide
E. Bolus alba
119. An accountant is calculating financi-
al performance of a pharmacy. What item
will be represented in the liabilities of the
accounting report 791 called "Operational
result"?
A. Net profit (sales proceeds)
B. Cost of goods sold
C. Administration expenses
D. Sales expenses
E. Profits tax
120. The equity capital of a pharmacy
is 7500 UAH, the liabilities make 2500
UAH. According to the formula of
balance calculation given in the Statement
of Standard Accounting Practice 2 the
amount of pharmacy assets will be as
follows:
A. 10 000 UAH
B. 4 000 UAH
C. 7 500 UAH
D. 2 500 UAH
E. 12 000 UAH
121. Novocaine metabolism in the organi-
sm results in generation of p-amino-
benzoic acid. What metabolic process
underlies this conversion?
A. Hydrolysis
B. Dealkylation
C. Oxidation
D. Reduction
E. Conjugation
122. A patient got poisoned with nitri-
tes. Nitrite detection by means of azo dye
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reaction involves using such acid:
A. Sulfanilic
B. Sulfuric
C. Phosphoric
D. Hydrochloric
E. Salicylic
123. Fruits of holy thistle (Silybum) are
used for production of a number of
domestic and foreign hepatoprotective
drugs. Factor of merit of this raw material
is content of:
A. Flavolignans
B. Cumarins
C. Alkaloids
D. Vitamins
E. Terpenoids
124. According to the pharmacopoeia
requirements of liquid extract producti-
on, the extractant and the raw material
should be taken in the following proporti-
on:
A. 1:1
B. 1:3
C. 1:5
D. 1:10
E. 1:4
125. A pharmacy got an order for powders
containing ascorbic acid and sodium
hydrocarbonate. What process takes place
between the ingredients?
A. Dampening
B. Oxidation
C. Adsorption
D. Precipitation
E. Stratification
126. An analyst is measuring sodium
benzoate in the anhydrous medium by
the acidimetric method according to the
requirements of the Ukrainian State
Pharmacopoeia. What reagent had to be
used as a solvent?
A. Anhydrous acetic acid
B. Pyridine
C. Water
D. Dimethyl formamide
E. Methanol
127. A pharmacy analyst is measuring
mercury dichloride by method of indirect
chelatometry. Excess of titrated soluti-
on of sodium edetate can be titrated by
means of the following titrated solution:
A. Zinc sulfate
B. Sodium hydroxide
C. Sodium thiosulfate
D. Potassium bromate
E. Sodium methylate
128. Calcium lactate can be quanti-
tatively determined by chelatometric
method. According to the Ukrainian State
Pharmacopoeia, the following substance
should be used as indicator:
A. Calconcarbon acid
B. Diphenylcarbazone
C. Naphthol benzein
D. Phenolphthalein
E. Tropeolin 00
129. A pharmacy analyst of an analyti-
cal laboratory is studying procai-
ne hydrochloride according to the
requirements of the Ukrainian State
Pharmacopoeia. What method is
recommended by the Ukrainian State
Pharmacopoeia for the quantitative
analysis of this preparation?
A. Nitritometry
B. Bromatometry
C. Acidimetry
D. Alkalimetry
E. Chelatometry
130. A pharmacy got the following recipe:
Rp.: Mucilaginis Amyli 50,0
Da. Signa. For the enema purposes.
How much starch and distilled water did
the pharmaceutist use in order to make
this preparation?
A. 1,0 g of starch; 49 ml of distilled water
B. 1,0 g of starch; 50 ml of distilled water
C. 2,0 g of starch; 48 ml of distilled water
D. 5,0 g of starch; 45 ml of distilled water
E. 10,0 g of starch; 40 ml of distilled water
131. Aerosol production involves usage of
propellents relating to different groups.
Choose the propellants that relate to the
group of volatile organic solvents:
A. Methylene chloride, ethylene chloride
B. Freons
C. Propane, butane, isobutane
D. Vinyl chloride and methyl chloride
E. Carbon dioxide
132. Which preparation from the group
of laxative agents IS NOT to be admini-
stered in case of intoxication with CNS-
inhibiting substances?
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A. Magnesium sulfate
B. Sodium sulfate
C. Vaseline oil
D. Bisacodyl
E. Guttalax
133. A patient with bronchial asthma was
prescribed salbutamol that has led to reli-
ef of bronchospasm symptoms. This is
associated with stimulation of:
A. β2-adrenoreceptors
B. α1-adrenoreceptors
C. Muscarinic cholinoreceptors
D. Acetylcholine synthesis
E. β1-adrenoreceptors
134. A pharmacy analyst is going to take
a part of his holiday in spring and a part
in summer. Holiday dividing is allowed
provided that its main part will be no less
than:
A. 14 days
B. 10 days
C. 12 days
D. 16 days
E. 18 days
135. TV periodically conducts campaigns
for young people aimed at popularization
of mechanical contraceptives (not indi-
cating concrete trademarks). Such acti-
ons are a kind of the following marketing
communication:
A. Publicity
B. Advertising
C. Personal sale
D. Sale promotion
E. Sponsorship
136. A biennial or perennial plant from
the Apiaceae family has a blue-grey stem
branching in its lower part. Its leaves are
also blue-grey, finely dissected, with the
ultimate filiform segments. The flowers
are yellow, in compound umbels. Its fruit
is used for production of "dill water".
What plant is it?
A. Foeniculum vulgare
B. Carum carvi
C. Petroselium crispum
D. Coriandrum sativum
E. Conium maculatum
137. Water for injections is derived from
the drinking or distilled water. It can be ei-
ther used freshly made or stored under the
required temperature conditions. Water
for injections is produced in the following
premises:
A. In a separate room of aseptic
department
B. In the assistant room
C. In the washing room
D. In the prescription department
E. In the sales area
138. Department of finished drug
products of the pharmacy №1
got a prescription for nasal drops
"Farmazolin"intended for a 2,8-year-old
child. This drug will be dispensed at the
following price:
A. At no cost
B. 50% of price
C. Full price
D. 30% of price
E. 70% of price
139. On the base of licorice root different
drug dosage forms are produced, notably
tablets, powders, syrups, teas. The only
unused form is injection solution. Licori-
ce roots exhibit haemolytic properties
since they contain the following active
substances:
A. Saponins
B. Alkaloids
C. Essential oils
D. Iridoids
E. Polysaccharides
140. A pharmaceutical factory produces
camphor oil for topical application. What
oil is to be used as a solvent?
A. Sunflower seed
B. Peach
C. Vaseline
D. Olive
E. Plum
141. A pharmaceutical enterprise
produces ointments. What base is applied
for production of sulfur ointment simple?
A. Emulsion
B. Vaseline
C. Base "For ophthalmic ointments"
D. Lanolin
E. Polyethylene glycol
142. One of the accounting documents of
a pharmacy is the balance sheet (Form 1)
consisting of assets and liabilities. Name
the elements of the asset of a pharmacy:
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A. Circulating assets and non-current
assets
B. Owned and borrowed assets
C. Circulating assets and owned capital
D. Non-current and borrowed assets
E. Circulating and borrowed assets
143. A 46-year-old patient suffering
from chronic bronchitis came to a
pharmacy. What expectorative drug may
be recommended?
A. Ambroxol
B. Falimint
C. Libexin
D. Glauvent
E. Salbutamol
144. A 26-year-old pregnant woman (III
trimester of pregnancy) complains about
body temperature rise up to 39o
C. What
febrifuge may be recommended in this
case?
A. Paracetamol
B. Aspirin
C. Diclofenac
D. Analgin
E. Indometacin
145. Forensic toxicological analysis is
often done for the metabolism products of
toxic substances. Amino benzophenones
are generated during biotrasformation of:
A. 1,4-benzodiazepines
B. Phenothiazines
C. Barbiturates
D. Butyrophenones
E. Opiates
146. A 48-year-old patient was given an
intravenous injection of prednisolone in
order to arrest a severe attack of bronchi-
al asthma. Prednisolone relates to the
following group of hormonal drugs:
A. Glucocorticoids
B. Gestagenic drugs
C. Estrogens
D. Mineral corticoids
E. Anabolic steroids
147. A patient who has been taking
phenazepam for a month came to a
pharmacy. He insisted on buying another
two packs of this drug. According to
the patient, he feels unwell without
phenazepam. What is the mechanism of
the developed side effect?
A. Drug dependence
B. Idiosyncrasy
C. Aftereffect syndrome
D. Cumulation
E. Addiction
148. A patient suffering from allergic rhi-
nitis was prescribed ephedrine in form of
nasal drops. The patient has significantly
benefited from nasal instillation, and this
stimulated him to use the drug every 2
hours. But under these conditions the
drug appeared to be ineffective. What is
the most likely cause of this phenomenon?
A. Tachyphylaxis
B. Drug dependence
C. Idiosyncrasy
D. Allergy
E. Cumulation
149. Adjuvant substances in the producti-
on of tablets give the tableted mass all
necessary technological properties, ensure
dosage precision, mechanical strength and
stability of tablets during their storage.
What adjuvant substances facilitate disi-
ntegration or solution of the tablets in the
organism?
A. Disintegrants
B. Antifriction agents
C. Lubricants
D. Filling agents
E. Flavors
150. In case of loss of license a
pharmaceutist should address an appli-
cation for a duplicate to a licensing
authority. The licensing authority is obli-
ged to issue the duplicate to the applicant
no later than in:
A. Three working days after application
receipt
B. One month after application receipt
C. Two months after application receipt
D. Three months after application receipt
E. The duplicate is not to be issued
151. Determination of pH of a biologi-
cal material by means of indicator paper
is applied for the preliminary conclusion
about substances that might have caused
intoxication. The indicator paper moi-
stened with plumbum acetate solution was
exposed to the evaporations of the materi-
al under examination and turned black.
This indicates that the material under
examination contains:
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A. Hydrogen sulfide
B. Ammonia
C. Methane
D. Carbon monoxide
E. Carbonic gas
152. Lapkina-Lazarenko method of
ethylene glycol separation enables to
isolate it effectively from the objects of
chemotoxicological analysis. What is the
selective transporter of ethylene glycol
from the objects to the distillate?
A. Benzol
B. Water
C. Ethyl alcohol
D. Chloroform
E. Acetone
153. Tincture of what medicinal plant can
be applied as a tonic?
A. Rhodiola rosea
B. Achillea millefolium
C. Orthosiphon stamineus
D. Digitalis purpurea
E. Robinia pseudacacia
154. Theobromine and theophylline can
be determined by alkalimetric method
according to the substituent. What acid
is to be titrated with sodium hydroxide?
A. Nitric
B. Chydrochloric
C. Sulfuric
D. Acetic
E. Phosphoric
155. Calculate the quantity of dried
belladonna extract (1:2) required for
preparing the following drug formulati-
on:
Extraсti Belladоnnae 0,015
Magnesii oxydi 0,5
Natrii hydrocarbonatis 0,2
Misce ut fiat pulvis Da tales doses №10
Signa. 1 powder thrice a day.
A. 0,3
B. 0,15
C. 0,4
D. 0,6
E. 0,015
156. A 25-year-old patient has been taking
antibiotics for 7 days. Antibiotic therapy
has caused a complication in form of
bowel dysbacteriosis. This complicati-
on should be treated with drugs of the
following pharmacological group:
A. Probiotics
B. Spasmolytics
C. Cholagogic
D. Antacids
E. Adaptogens
157. A 57-year-old female patient was di-
agnosed with rheumatoid arthritis; she
has also a history of stomach ulcer. What
drug from the group of nonsteroid anti-
inflammatory drugs may be recommended
this patient?
A. Celecoxib
B. Diclofenac
C. Aspirin
D. Indometacin
E. Mefenamic acid
158. Aerosol department of a
pharmaceutical factory uses condensed
gases in the capacity of propellants. Whi-
ch of the following substances relates to
the group of condensed gases?
A. Freon
B. Nitrogen
C. Nitrous oxide
D. Methylene chloride
E. Ethylene chloride
159. An internship doctor prescribed his
patient nifuroxazid from the group of ni-
trofurans for treatment of urinary tracts
infection. The doctor made a mistake
because:
A. It cannot be absorbed from the digesti-
ve tract
B. It is excreted with urine in the inactive
state
C. It has nephrotoxic effect
D. It has bacteriostatic effect
E. It is excreted from the orghanism very
slowly
160. A pharmaceutist is preparing an oi-
ntment under aseptic conditions on the
sterile ointment base - composition of
vaseline and lanoline with the ratio 6:4.
The drug substance is incorporated by
suspension type. Such technology of oi-
ntment preparation is typical for the
following substance:
A. Benzylpenicillin sodium
B. Sodium chloride
C. Thiamine chloride
D. Pilocarpine hydrochloride
E. Sodium sulfate
161. A business entity carrying on the
wholesale trade of drugs must be keepi-
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ng documents concerning purchase and
sale for a certain period. Specify this peri-
od:
A. No less than three years
B. No less than one year
C. No less than two years
D. No less than five years
E. No less than ten years
162. This substance is of blue colour but
unlike the colouring substances it doesn’t
leave any stain. The powders prepared out
of it are made according to the general
rules. What substance is it?
A. Copper sulfate
B. Ethacridine lactate
C. Riboflavin
D. Acrichine
E. Furacilin
163. A pharmaceutist brews an aqueous
extract out of medicinal raw material in
the tightly closed infusion vessel for 15
minutes and stirs it without opening the
lid. Such technology of infusion preparati-
on is typical for the following medicinal
raw material:
A. Mint leaves
B. Bilberry leaves
C. Senna leaves
D. Manzanita leaves
E. Cowberry leaves
164. A pharmaceutist made 10 powders
containing atropine sulfate at a rate of
0,00005 pro dose. What trituration did he
use?
A. 1:100
B. 1:10
C. 1:1000
D. 1:50
E. 1:20
165. Public health services attach
great importance to the drug quality,
that’s why a pharmaceutic enterprise
has concentrated its efforts upon the
improvement of qualitative characteri-
stics of its products. What concept of
marketing management is applied in this
company?
A. Product enhancement
B. Production enhancement
C. Modern marketing
D. All the answers are correct
E. All the answers are false
166. When a graduate becomes employed
on a certain position he should be first
familiarized with his rights and duties.
What document regulates rights and duti-
es of pharmacy employees?
A. Job description
B. Internal employment policies and
procedures
C. Labour code
D. All the answers are correct
E. All the answers are false
167. In order to verify identity of tropan
derivatives, Vitali’s reaction is applied.
For that purpose the medications should
be first decomposed with nitric acid and
then treated with alcoholic solution of
potassium hydroxide and acetone. What
effect will be observed?
A. The solution will turn purple
B. The solution will turn green
C. Emission of gas bubbles
D. Setting of black precipitate
E. Setting of white precipitate
168. A patient suffering from epilepsy
has taken Phenobarbital for a long ti-
me and developed drug tolerance. What
is the mechanism of this phenomenon
development?
A. Acceleration of biotransformation
B. Weakening of absorption
C. Increase of receptor sensibility
D. Inhibition of biotransformation
E. Accumulation of the drug in the organi-
sm
169. According to the applicable legi-
slation of Ukraine, prices for some drugs
and medical products are subject to
governmental regulation. What is the
maximal trade markup established for the
drugs that are purchased by public and
municipal institutions using budgetary
funds?
A. 10% of manufacturer’s wholesale price
B. 15% of manufacturer’s wholesale price
C. 30% of manufacturer’s wholesale price
D. 35% of manufacturer’s wholesale price
E. 25% of manufacturer’s wholesale price
170. A pharmacy sells drugs. What is the
rate of value-added tax for drugs sold by
a pharmacy?
A. 0%
B. 10%
C. 20%
D. 30%
E. 25%
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171. A pharmaceutical factory produces
herbal juice out of fresh raw material.
What operation should be performed at
the stage of juice purification?
A. Heating with following quenching
B. Settling
C. Adsorption
D. Filtration
E. Crystallization
172. A phytochemical department of a
pharmaceutical factory produces valeri-
an tincture of fresh material. Technologi-
cal peculiarity of its production is that it
should be produced on the base of:
A. 70% ethanol with the ratio 1:5
B. 70% ethanol with the ratio 1:10
C. 90% ethanol with the ratio 1:5
D. 90% ethanol with the ratio 1:10
E. 95% ethanol with the ratio 1:10
173. A patient suffering from stomach
ulcer was prescribed an antiulcer drug that
also reduces secretion of hydrochloric acid
and inhibits Chelicobacter pylori. What
drug is it?
A. Omeprazole
B. Gastrocepine
C. Maalox
D. Famotidine
E. Almagel
174. Quantitative determination of ni-
trofural (furacilin) can be done by method
of spectrophotometry. A pharmacy
analyst can calculate quantity by measuri-
ng:
A. Optical density
B. Refractive index
C. Rotation angle
D. pH of solution
E. Fusion temperature
175. Inventory in a pharmacy revealed a
shortage within the range of natural loss.
This shortage will be rated as expenses at
the following price:
A. Wholesale
B. Retail
C. Contract
D. Procurement
E. Negotiated
176. What substance will impede reacti-
on of iodoform test aimed at detection of
ethyl alcohol in the biological material?
A. Acetone
B. Methanol
C. Isoamyl alcohol
D. Phenol
E. Formaldehyde
177. On the wage of pharmacy employees
the personal income tax is levied. What
pays ARE NOT INCLUDED into the
total monthly income being subject to this
kind of taxation?
A. Maternity pay
B. Sick leave benefit
C. Dividends
D. Sick care benefit
E. Income in kind
178. Analgin substance was sent for
analysis. What method allows to evaluate
quantitative content of analgin?
A. Iodometry
B. Acidimetry
C. Alkalimetry
D. Chelatometry
E. Permanganatometry
179. A pharmaceutist prepares internal
drops with the following formulation: 5 ml
of adoniside, 10 ml of valerian and lily-of-
the-valley tincture each, 0,1 g of menthol,
2,0 g of potassium bromide. It will be effi-
cient to dissolve potassium bromide in the
following substance:
A. In the adoniside
B. In the lily-of-the-valley tincture
C. In the valerian tincture
D. In the mixture of tinctures
E. Potassium bromide should be added
into the selling vial last of all
180. A pharmacy technologist revealed
incompatibility of a formulation:
Rp.: Mentholi 0,5
Natrii hydrocarbonatis
Natrii tetraboratis aa 1,5
Aquae purificatae 100 ml
M.D.S. 1 tablespoon twice a day.
What action should the pharmaceutist
take in order to make this pharmaceuti-
cal form?
A. Add stabilizer
B. Perform fractional dissolution
C. Substitute the solvent
D. Substitute one of the components
E. Change pharmaceutical form
181. A pharmaceutist is preparing vaginal
suppositories by method of pouring. Whi-
ch hydrophilic base can he use for this
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purpose?
A. Polyethylene oxide
B. Cocoa butter
C. Vitepsol
D. Hard fat
E. Butyrol
182. A patient with arterial hypertensi-
on was administered a non-prescription
drug for symptomatic treatment of rhi-
nitis. What pharmaceutical form should
be recommended the patient in order to
reduce as much as possible the likelihood
of development of undesirable systemic
vasoconstriction?
A. Ointment
B. Gel
C. Drops
D. Aerosol
E. Tablets
183. A 56-year-old patient suffering from
essential hypertension was prescribed
an inhibitor of angiotensin converting
enzyme (ACE) and a potassium-sparing
diuretic. Such combination is:
A. Unreasonable because it increases risk
of hyperkaliemia development
B. Reasonable because it decreases risk of
hyperkaliemia development
C. Reasonable because it potentiates
hypotensive effect of ACE inhibitor
D. Unreasonable because it reduces
hypotensive effect of ACE inhibitor
E. Unreasonable because it increases risk
of orthostatic collapse development
184. Treatment course of essential
hypertension includes diuretics. Which di-
uretic DOES NOT NEED to be combi-
ned with potassium preparations?
A. Triamteren
B. Clopamide
C. Dichlothiazide
D. Furosemide
E. Ethacrynic acid
185. Restharrow (Ononis) root is
used for production of a tincture for
treating haemorrhoidal haemorrhages.
Isoflavonoids can be identified in the raw
material by means of:
A. Chromatographic method
B. Cyanidin test
C. Hemolytic index
D. Biological standardization
E. Foam index test
186. Hawthorn flowers are used for
production of cardiotonic drugs. Duri-
ng procurement of this crude drug the
flowers of the following plant can appear
in it:
A. Blackthorn
B. Buckthorn
C. Bird cherry
D. Brier
E. Elder
187. A pharmacy store was supplied wi-
th 100 packs of a product listed as Ni-
troglycerine. With regard to its physi-
cochemical properties this preparation
should be rated among the following drug
group?
A. Explosive substances
B. Explosion hazardous substances
C. Highly inflammable substances
D. Combustible substances
E. Volatile substances
188. An edema can be relieved by
means of hypertonic solutions. What
phenomenon takes place in the blood cells
after injection of such solution?
A. Plasmolysis
B. Hydrolysis
C. Hemolysis
D. Lipolysis
E. Electrolysis
189. During an operation a dentist needs
to reduce salivation in a patient. The
dentist has to use a drug of the followi-
ng pharmacological group:
A. Muscarinic receptor blockers
B. Muscarinic cholinomimetics
C. Adrenomimetics
D. Adrenoceptor blocker
E. Muscarinic and nicotinic cholinomi-
metics
190. Product assortment is the whole set
of product assortment groups offered
by an enterprise. The index representi-
ng number of positions in each product
assortment group is called:
A. Product assortment depth
B. Product assortment width
C. Product assortment saturation
D. Product assortment
E. Assortment comparability
191. A pharmacy analyst of the laboratory
at the National drug quality control
inspection is conducting quantitative
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determination of caffeine by method
of acid-base titration in the anhydrous
solvents according to the requirements of
National Pharmacopeia of Ukraine. What
titrated solution is to be used?
A. Perchloric acid
B. Sodium methylate
C. Sodium hydroxide
D. Sodium edetate
E. Potassium bromate
192. Common juniper is applied as a di-
uretic, anti-inflammatory and cholagogic
agent. This plant gives the following medi-
cinal raw material:
A. Fruits
B. Sprouts
C. Leaves
D. Roots
E. Seeds
193. Functioning of a pharmacy is reali-
zed on different levels of management.
Function of direct control of employees
fulfilling concrete tasks relates to the
following level of management:
A. Technical
B. Institutional
C. Managerial
D. Administrative
E. Bureaucratic
194. Pharmaceutical chemistry studies
methods of drug synthesis. Interaction of
anesthesin with beta-diethylaminoethanol
in presence of sodium alcoholate with
following acidation with hydrochloric acid
results in origination of:
A. Procaine hydrochloride
B. Procainamide hydrochloride
C. Tetracaine hydrochloride
D. Xycain
E. Trimecaine hydrochloride
195. After a sulfamide preparation was
heated with salicylic acid in presence of
concentrated sulfuric acid, it turned cri-
mson. What drug is analyzed?
A. Soluble streptocid
B. Streptocid
C. Sulfaguine
D. Ethazol
E. Phtalazol
196. A pharmacy procured common ori-
ganum. What drying conditions should be
applied for producing high quality crude
drug?
A. 35 − 40o
C
B. 80 − 90o
C
C. 60 − 70o
C
D. 50 − 60o
C
E. 70 − 80o
C
197. A 67-year-old patient who undergoes
treatment for bronchial asthma presents
with limb tremor, headache, insomnia,
extrasystole. What drug might have
caused such symptoms?
A. Theophylline
B. Prednisolone
C. Tavegyl
D. Intal
E. Acetylcysteine
198. For accounting business transactions
carried out in a pharmacy the synthetic
accounts are used. Their list is given in
the Chart of Accounts. Balances of the
I, II and III account classes are used for
completion of the following document:
A. Assets
B. Profit and Loss Account
C. Liabilities
D. First section of the liabilities balance
sheet
E. Fourth section of the liabilities balance
sheet
199. A 40-year-old patient suffers from
bronchial asthma and cardiac rhythm di-
sturbance in form of bradyarrhythmia.
Drugs of which pharmacological group
should be administered for bronchospasm
elimination?
A. Muscarinic receptor blockers
B. Beta-adrenoceptor blockers
C. Muscarinic cholinomimetics
D. Anticholinesterase drugs
E. Muscle relaxants
200. A patient who has taken phenobarbi-
tal for a long time was prescri-
bed diclofenac sodium. However the
anti-inflammatory effect of diclofenac
appeared to be less than expected due to
the pharmacokinetic interaction of these
drugs. Such interaction might be the result
of the following processes:
A. Accelerated drug metabolism in liver
B. Decelerated drug metabolism in liver
C. Reduced protein concentration in
plasma
D. Change of receptor sensibility
E. Increased drug dosage