Exam Details
| Subject | modern dispensing and hospital pharmacy | |
| Paper | ||
| Exam / Course | b. pharmacy | |
| Department | ||
| Organization | solapur university | |
| Position | ||
| Exam Date | October, 2018 | |
| City, State | andhra pradesh, solapur |
Question Paper
B.Pharmacy (Semester II) (Old CBCS Pattern) Examination, 2018
modern dispensing and hospital pharmacy
Day and Date Monday, 10-12-2018 Max. Marks 70
Time 2.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m.
1. Multiple Choice Questions 15
In prescription includes direction to the patient regarding the
administration of the drug.
Signatura Subscription Inscription Superscription
ii) Which of the following concentration of NaCl is iso-osmotic with red blood
cells
0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9
iii) The latin term for powder is
Charata Cremor Emulsio Haustous
iv) In inventory control E.O.Q. means
Economic Order Quantity Economic Order Quality
Equal Order Quality Equal Order Quantity
The minimum qualification of pharmacist to work as hospital pharmacist is
D. Pharm. B. Pharm.
M. Pharm. All of the above
vi) In latin once a day means
Bis in die Ter in die
Semel in die None of the above
vii) Which of the following is most accurate label for suspension
For external used only Shake well before use
Store in cool place All of the above
viii) Minimum number of beds required for small hospital is
Less than 1000 Less than 100
Between 500 1000 Between 100 500
ix) Incompatibility will occur when mixing of two substances.
Agonist Antagonist
Similar therapeutic effect None of the above
Seat
No. Set P
Set P
SLR-TV 10 *SLRTV10*
When the calculation involves mixing of two similar preparation of different
strength, the method is used.
Dissolution Mixing
Allegation All of the above
xi) In posology average body surface area for adult is m2.
1.53 1.73 2.73 1.37
xii) Which of the following is example of physical incompatibility
Liquification Drug interaction
Alkaloidal incompatibility Error in dosage
xiii) Posology is related to
Dose Body weight
Age None of the above
xiv) Which of the following is source of error in prescription
Abbreviation Dose
Dosage form All of the above
xv) solution means
7 gm in 100 ml of water 1 gm in 700 ml of water
7 gm in 10 ml of water 1 gm in 70 ml of water
2. Answer any five 25
What are different sources of errors in prescription
Give eligibility, duties and responsibilities of hospital pharmacist.
Calculate dose for a nine month old infant a boy 16 year age, when
adult dose of drug is 100 mg.
Calculate the volume of 70% and 30% alcohol required to produce 500 ml
of 40% alcohol.
Write a note on drug distribution in hospital.
Write a note on E.O.Q. formula.
3. Answer any three 30
Define and classify incompatibility. Write a note on physical incompatibility.
What is displacement value Calculate the displacement value of bismuth
subgallate in theobroma oil suppositories containing 25% of bismuth
subgallate and prepared in 1 gm mould. The weight of 10 suppositories is
12 gm.
Write a detail note on hospital and hospital pharmacy.
Explain in detail prescription and its parts. How will you handle the
prescription
modern dispensing and hospital pharmacy
Day and Date Monday, 10-12-2018 Max. Marks 70
Time 2.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m.
1. Multiple Choice Questions 15
In prescription includes direction to the patient regarding the
administration of the drug.
Signatura Subscription Inscription Superscription
ii) Which of the following concentration of NaCl is iso-osmotic with red blood
cells
0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9
iii) The latin term for powder is
Charata Cremor Emulsio Haustous
iv) In inventory control E.O.Q. means
Economic Order Quantity Economic Order Quality
Equal Order Quality Equal Order Quantity
The minimum qualification of pharmacist to work as hospital pharmacist is
D. Pharm. B. Pharm.
M. Pharm. All of the above
vi) In latin once a day means
Bis in die Ter in die
Semel in die None of the above
vii) Which of the following is most accurate label for suspension
For external used only Shake well before use
Store in cool place All of the above
viii) Minimum number of beds required for small hospital is
Less than 1000 Less than 100
Between 500 1000 Between 100 500
ix) Incompatibility will occur when mixing of two substances.
Agonist Antagonist
Similar therapeutic effect None of the above
Seat
No. Set P
Set P
SLR-TV 10 *SLRTV10*
When the calculation involves mixing of two similar preparation of different
strength, the method is used.
Dissolution Mixing
Allegation All of the above
xi) In posology average body surface area for adult is m2.
1.53 1.73 2.73 1.37
xii) Which of the following is example of physical incompatibility
Liquification Drug interaction
Alkaloidal incompatibility Error in dosage
xiii) Posology is related to
Dose Body weight
Age None of the above
xiv) Which of the following is source of error in prescription
Abbreviation Dose
Dosage form All of the above
xv) solution means
7 gm in 100 ml of water 1 gm in 700 ml of water
7 gm in 10 ml of water 1 gm in 70 ml of water
2. Answer any five 25
What are different sources of errors in prescription
Give eligibility, duties and responsibilities of hospital pharmacist.
Calculate dose for a nine month old infant a boy 16 year age, when
adult dose of drug is 100 mg.
Calculate the volume of 70% and 30% alcohol required to produce 500 ml
of 40% alcohol.
Write a note on drug distribution in hospital.
Write a note on E.O.Q. formula.
3. Answer any three 30
Define and classify incompatibility. Write a note on physical incompatibility.
What is displacement value Calculate the displacement value of bismuth
subgallate in theobroma oil suppositories containing 25% of bismuth
subgallate and prepared in 1 gm mould. The weight of 10 suppositories is
12 gm.
Write a detail note on hospital and hospital pharmacy.
Explain in detail prescription and its parts. How will you handle the
prescription
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