Exam Details
| Subject | pharmaceutics – i (new cbcs) | |
| Paper | ||
| Exam / Course | b. pharmacy | |
| Department | ||
| Organization | solapur university | |
| Position | ||
| Exam Date | October, 2018 | |
| City, State | andhra pradesh, solapur |
Question Paper
B.Pharmacy (Semester Examination, 2018
Pharmaceutics I (New CBCS)
Day and Date Wednesday, 12-12-2018 Max. Marks 75
Time 10.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m.
I. Multiple choice questions (20×1=20)
In prescription signatura means
Direction to patient Direction to pharmacist
Direction to physician None of the above
"Inter cibos" means
Between the meals After meals
Before meals None of the above
Immiscibility of oil and water is type of incompatibility.
Physical Chemical
Therapeutic Toxic
When action of one drug is opposed by other drug on the same
physiological system is
Synergism Antagonism
Idiosyncrasy Tolerance
Elixirs are type of dosage forms.
Aqueous Non-aqueous
Hydroalcoholic Oily
Which of the following method is formed for preparation or emulsion
Dry gum method Wet gum method
Bottle method All of the above
Which of the following is sign of instability in emulsion
Cracking Creaming
Phase inversion All of the above
P.T.O.
Set P
SLR-TV 3 *SLRTV3*
Lanolin is also known as
Wool fat Wool alcohol
Hydrous wool fat Bees wax
Paste contains high concentration of
Solids Liquids Colours Falvors
10) Pessaries are meant for introduction into
Vagina Rectum Oral cavity Nasal cavity
11) Which of the following test used for identification of emulsion
Dilution test Dye test
Conductivity test All of the above
12) If emulsifying agent is soluble in water then type of
emulsion is produced.
O/W W/O
Both and None of these
13) In non-flocculated suspension the particles exist as
Aggregates Separate entities
Flocs None of these
14) Emulsifying agents reduce between two phases.
Solubility Reaction
Interfacial tension None of these
15) Antipruritic agents used to relieve
Fever Itching
Swelling Bleeding
16) The phase inversion of emulsion means
Change of o/w to w/o Change of w/o to o/w
Both and None of the above
17) In the prescription the term subscription means
Direction to pharmacist Direction to patient
Direction to physician None of the above
18) Fourth edition of Indian pharmacopoeia published in the year
1955 1965 1985 1996
Set P
*SLRTV3* SLR-TV 3
19) Who is the father of pharmacy education in Indian
Prof. M. L. Schroff Prof. R. N. Chopra
Dr. B. N. Ghosh Dr. G. M. Sadique
20) Aqueous iodine solution is also known as
Mandl's paint Lugol's solution
Dakin's solution None of the above
II. Answer any two (2×10=20)
Define posology. Explain factors affecting it.
What are suspensions Differentiate flocculated and deflocculated
suspension. Add a note on stability of suspension.
Define incompatibility. Add a note on different types of incompatibility.
III. Answer any seven
Add a note on career and scope of pharmacy.
What are powders Add a note on effervescent granules.
Define the following terms
Paste
Suppositories
Creams
Emulsion
Aerosols.
Explain different technique of solubility enhancement.
Explain different identification test for emulsion.
Define and classify dosage forms with suitable examples.
What are ointments Classify ointment bases with example.
Explain handling of prescription.
Explain different factors affecting dermal penetration of drugs.
Pharmaceutics I (New CBCS)
Day and Date Wednesday, 12-12-2018 Max. Marks 75
Time 10.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m.
I. Multiple choice questions (20×1=20)
In prescription signatura means
Direction to patient Direction to pharmacist
Direction to physician None of the above
"Inter cibos" means
Between the meals After meals
Before meals None of the above
Immiscibility of oil and water is type of incompatibility.
Physical Chemical
Therapeutic Toxic
When action of one drug is opposed by other drug on the same
physiological system is
Synergism Antagonism
Idiosyncrasy Tolerance
Elixirs are type of dosage forms.
Aqueous Non-aqueous
Hydroalcoholic Oily
Which of the following method is formed for preparation or emulsion
Dry gum method Wet gum method
Bottle method All of the above
Which of the following is sign of instability in emulsion
Cracking Creaming
Phase inversion All of the above
P.T.O.
Set P
SLR-TV 3 *SLRTV3*
Lanolin is also known as
Wool fat Wool alcohol
Hydrous wool fat Bees wax
Paste contains high concentration of
Solids Liquids Colours Falvors
10) Pessaries are meant for introduction into
Vagina Rectum Oral cavity Nasal cavity
11) Which of the following test used for identification of emulsion
Dilution test Dye test
Conductivity test All of the above
12) If emulsifying agent is soluble in water then type of
emulsion is produced.
O/W W/O
Both and None of these
13) In non-flocculated suspension the particles exist as
Aggregates Separate entities
Flocs None of these
14) Emulsifying agents reduce between two phases.
Solubility Reaction
Interfacial tension None of these
15) Antipruritic agents used to relieve
Fever Itching
Swelling Bleeding
16) The phase inversion of emulsion means
Change of o/w to w/o Change of w/o to o/w
Both and None of the above
17) In the prescription the term subscription means
Direction to pharmacist Direction to patient
Direction to physician None of the above
18) Fourth edition of Indian pharmacopoeia published in the year
1955 1965 1985 1996
Set P
*SLRTV3* SLR-TV 3
19) Who is the father of pharmacy education in Indian
Prof. M. L. Schroff Prof. R. N. Chopra
Dr. B. N. Ghosh Dr. G. M. Sadique
20) Aqueous iodine solution is also known as
Mandl's paint Lugol's solution
Dakin's solution None of the above
II. Answer any two (2×10=20)
Define posology. Explain factors affecting it.
What are suspensions Differentiate flocculated and deflocculated
suspension. Add a note on stability of suspension.
Define incompatibility. Add a note on different types of incompatibility.
III. Answer any seven
Add a note on career and scope of pharmacy.
What are powders Add a note on effervescent granules.
Define the following terms
Paste
Suppositories
Creams
Emulsion
Aerosols.
Explain different technique of solubility enhancement.
Explain different identification test for emulsion.
Define and classify dosage forms with suitable examples.
What are ointments Classify ointment bases with example.
Explain handling of prescription.
Explain different factors affecting dermal penetration of drugs.
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