Pharmaceutics 1 B Pharmacy 1st Semester UNIT 4 MCQs | Pharmacy Professor Rohit Kumar Trivedi скачать в хорошем качестве

Pharmaceutics 1 B Pharmacy 1st Semester UNIT 4 MCQs | Pharmacy Professor Rohit Kumar Trivedi

Pharmaceutics 1 B Pharmacy 1st semester Unit 1 MCQs Pharmacy Professor Rohit Kuma Trivedi GOOGLE CLASS ROOM: https://classroom.google.com/c/NDE1MT... FACEBOOK:   / rohitkrtrivedi   INSTAGRAM:   / rohit_kumar_trivedi   SLIDESHARE: https://www.slideshare.net/Rohittrive... #RohitKumarTrivedi #Pharmaceutics1BPharmacy1stsemesterUnit1MCQs #pharmacyprofessor 1. ………………… is a drug delivery system that is inserted into the rectum. a. Suppository b. Tablet c. Syrup d. Capsule 2. Pessaries are: a. Lotion bases b. Urethral suppositories c. Vaginal suppositories d. Binders in tablets manufacturing 3. Cocoa butter belongs to a class of suppository bases known as fatty bases. [True/False] 4. Cocoa butter melts between............... and ............. degree Celsius. 5. Macrogol bases are: a. Aqueous b. Organic c. Both a & b d. None of the above 6. …………............... is the amount of Medicament which displaces 1 gram of base. a. Replacement value b. Displacement value c. Melting value d. Solubility 7. …....................................... and ................ is used as lubricant for cocoa butter suppository. 8. …............... oil is used as lubricant for gelato-glycerin base. 9. After getting suppositories melted or dissolved the drug is absorbed through: a. Dermis b. Mucous membrane c. Epidermis d. Subcutaneous layer 10. The pH of rectal fluid is: a. 2-3 b. 4-5 c. 7-8 d. 10-11 11. The type of suppository base: a. Oleagenous Bases, Aqueous Bases b. Synthetic fat bases, Emulsifying bases c. Both a & b d. None of the above 12. Type of aqueous base for suppositories is: a. Glycero-gelatin bases b. Macrogol bases c. Soap glycerine bases d. All of the above 13. Carbowax is: a. Glycero-gelatin base b. Macrogol base c. Soap glycerine base d. None of the above. 14. Untoward (unexpected and inappropriate) result occurred buy prescribing giving or mixing of the substances and drugs which are antagonistic in nature is called as a. Compatibility b. Incompatibility c. Bioavailability d. None of the above 15. Example of physical incompatibility is a. Immiscibility b. Insolubility c. Liquefaction d. All of the above 16. Which of the following is the type of incompatibility a. Therapeutic incompatibility b. Physical incompatibility c. Chemical incompatibility d. All of the above 17. Combination of two or more liquid ingredients results in non-homogeneous product, such ingredients are called a. Miscible b. Immiscible c. Soluble d. None of the above 18. ..................... agents are used to overcome the immiscibility problems. 19. Eutectic mixtures have ........... melting point. a. High b. Low c. Both a & b d. None of the above 20. Adsorbent are used to overcome a. Miscibility problem b. Insolubility problem c. Liquefaction d. None of the above 21. Incompatibility developed due to the change in the therapeutic response or intensity of one or more drugs is called as a. Physical incompatibility b. Chemical incompatibility c. Therapeutic incompatibility d. All of the above 22. Prescribing improper dose of drugs may lead to a. Physical incompatibility b. Chemical incompatibility c. Therapeutic incompatibility d. All of the above 23. Prescribing antagonistic drugs may lead to a. Physical incompatibility b. Chemical incompatibility c. Therapeutic incompatibility d. All of the above 24. Prescribing contraindicated drugs causes a. Physical incompatibility b. Chemical incompatibility c. Therapeutic incompatibility d. None of the above 25. Tetracycline is not prescribed with milk, as it is inactivated by calcium present in milk, is a type of incompatibility a. Physical incompatibility b. Chemical incompatibility c. Therapeutic incompatibility d. None of the above 26. Incompatibilities due to slow rate of chemical reaction are called as ...................... pharmaceutics 1 b pharmacy 1st semester, pharmaceutics 1 b pharmacy 1st semester unit 1, pharmaceutics 1 b pharmacy 1st semester unit 1 mcq, pharmaceutics, pharmaceutics b pharma, b pharmact 1st semester, important questions, rohit kumar trivedi, pharmacy professor, pharmacy professor rohit kumar trivedi, pharmaceutics mcq, pharmaceutics 1, gpat