This short Test includes important exam oriented MCQs from Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence according to the Diploma in Pharmacy syllabus.
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Q.1.
Which drug from these is a schedule G drug?
- Cimetidine
- Allopurinol
- L-Asparginase
- Ketoprofen
Answer:
(c) L-Asparginase
Explanation: Schedule G contains drugs which shall be taken only under medical supervision. Drugs of this schedule must be labelled 'to be used only under medical supervision'.
Explanation: Schedule G contains drugs which shall be taken only under medical supervision. Drugs of this schedule must be labelled 'to be used only under medical supervision'.
Q.2.
Bromhexin HCL is a -
- Sch. G drug
- Sch. H drug
- Sch. X drug
- Sch. W drug
Answer:
(b) Sch. H drug
Explanation: Bromhexin is a prescription drug, included in schedule H, shall be prescribed by RMP.
Explanation: Bromhexin is a prescription drug, included in schedule H, shall be prescribed by RMP.
Q.3.
'Magic remedies Act' was passed in -
- April 1954
- May 1950
- October 1948
- June 1959
Answer:
(a) April 1954
Explanation: Drugs and magic remedies act was passed on 1st april, 1954. Objectives of drugs and magic remedies act is to control the advertisement of drugs which claiming for having magical properties to cure a disease.
Explanation: Drugs and magic remedies act was passed on 1st april, 1954. Objectives of drugs and magic remedies act is to control the advertisement of drugs which claiming for having magical properties to cure a disease.
Q.4.
Drug Ferrous Sulphate is covered in schedule -
- G
- H
- X
- W
Answer:
(d) W
Explanation: schedule W includes list of drugs that shall be marketed under generic names only.
Explanation: schedule W includes list of drugs that shall be marketed under generic names only.
Q.5.
Which disease is not included in schedule J ?
- AIDS
- Obesity
- Diabetes
- Tuberculosis
Answer:
(d) Tuberculosis
Explanation: Tuberculosis can be cured by taking antitubercular drugs under medical supervision and prevented by vaccination, so it is not included in schedule J.
Explanation: Tuberculosis can be cured by taking antitubercular drugs under medical supervision and prevented by vaccination, so it is not included in schedule J.
Q.6.
Life period of whole human blood is
- 21 days
- 21 months
- 2 days
- 30 days
Answer:
(a) 21 days
Explanation: Life period of human RBCs is 21 days. The blood should be stored in temperature between 4℃ to 6℃.
Explanation: Life period of human RBCs is 21 days. The blood should be stored in temperature between 4℃ to 6℃.
Q.7.
The term 'cool place' means -
- Temperature between 2℃ to 8℃
- Temperature between 4℃ to 6℃
- Temperature not exceeding 25℃
- Temperature between 10℃ to 25℃
Answer:
(d) Temperature between 10℃ to 25℃
Explanation: Cool place : temperature between 10 to 25 ℃
Cold place : temperature not exceeding 8℃.
Explanation: Cool place : temperature between 10 to 25 ℃
Cold place : temperature not exceeding 8℃.
Q.8.
List of drugs that shall be marketed under generic names only included in schedule -
- H
- X
- G
- W
Answer:
(d) W
Explanation: Schedule W includes name of drugs that shall be marketed under their generic names only.
Example of drugs are : Ferrous sulphate, Aspirin and it's salts, Analgin, Chlorpromazine, Piperazine etc.
Explanation: Schedule W includes name of drugs that shall be marketed under their generic names only.
Example of drugs are : Ferrous sulphate, Aspirin and it's salts, Analgin, Chlorpromazine, Piperazine etc.
Q.9.
Schedule D of Drug and Cosmetic act is related to
- List of prescription drugs
- List of exempted from the certain provisions related to the manufacturing of drugs
- Standards for surgical dressings
- List of drugs exempted from the provisions of import of drug
Answer:
(d) List of drugs exempted from the provisions of import of drug
Q.10.
Penalty for use of government analyst report for advertisement is-
- ₹ 5000
- ₹ 2500
- ₹ 1000
- ₹ 500
Answer:
(d) ₹ 500
Explanation: Penalties For using the report of a government analyst for advertising any drug is a fine of ₹ 500/- on first conviction .
And on subsequent conviction imprisonment upto 10 years, or fine or both
Explanation: Penalties For using the report of a government analyst for advertising any drug is a fine of ₹ 500/- on first conviction .
And on subsequent conviction imprisonment upto 10 years, or fine or both
Q.11.
Poisonous drugs are covered in
- Schedule F
- Schedule E
- Schedule Y
- Schedule X
Answer:
(b) Schedule E
Explanation: schedule E contains poisonous Drugs.
Sch. E 1 contains poisonous substances under ayurvedic , sidha and Unani system of medicine.
Explanation: schedule E contains poisonous Drugs.
Sch. E 1 contains poisonous substances under ayurvedic , sidha and Unani system of medicine.
Q.12.
Minimum requirements for grant of licence to procure blood components from whole human blood is give in which schedule?
- F1
- F(i)
- F(ii)
- F2
Answer:
(c) F(ii)
Q.13.
Schedule F2 of Drug and Cosmetic act is related to -
- Standards for opthalmic preparations
- Standards for surgical dressings
- Standards for sterilized umbilical tapes
- Standards for disinfectant fluids
Answer:
(b) Standards for surgical dressings
Explanation: Sch. F2 - Standard for surgical dressings.
Sch. F3 - Standards for sterilized umbilical tapes.
Sch. FF - Standards for opthalmic preparations.
Sch O - Standards for disinfectant fluids.
Explanation: Sch. F2 - Standard for surgical dressings.
Sch. F3 - Standards for sterilized umbilical tapes.
Sch. FF - Standards for opthalmic preparations.
Sch O - Standards for disinfectant fluids.
Q.14.
Which no. of form should be used for application for grant of license to sell, stock or distribute Drug?
- Form 8
- Form 19
- Form 12 A
- Form 10
Answer:
(b) Form 19
Explanation: Form 19 is required for applying a license for retail pharmacy.
Explanation: Form 19 is required for applying a license for retail pharmacy.
Q.15.
The Pharmacy Council of India is constituted by the:
- Central government
- State government
- Cabinet health minister
- Legislative assembly
Answer:
(a) Central government
Q.16.
The Insecticide act was passed in the year -
- 1968
- 1960
- 1965
- 1967
Answer:
(a) 1968
Explanation: The Insecticide act was passed in the year 1968.
Explanation: The Insecticide act was passed in the year 1968.
Q.17.
If a Cosmetic contains a colour which is not prescribed, is called -
- Spurious
- Misbranded
- Adulterated
- Narcotic
Answer:
(b) Misbranded
Explanation: If a Cosmetic contains a colour not prescribed is deemed to be misbranded
Explanation: If a Cosmetic contains a colour not prescribed is deemed to be misbranded
Q.18.
Which of the following are prohibited to be imported?
- Toilet preparation
- Misbranded drugs
- Unani drugs
- None of the above
Answer:
(b) Misbranded drugs
Explanation: misbranded drugs can not be imported.
Explanation: misbranded drugs can not be imported.
Q.19.
The President of PCI is:
- Elected by its members
- Nominated by health secretary
- Elected by registered pharmacist
- None of these
Answer:
(a) Elected by its members
Explanation: The members of PCI elect their President.
Explanation: The members of PCI elect their President.
Q.20.
In case of the schedule X drugs the prescription should be in:
- Duplicate
- Triplicate
- Only one copy
- 5 copies
Answer:
(b) Triplicate
Explanation: The prescription of schedule X Drug should be in triplicate to maintain proper records for pharmacy, patient and RMP.
Explanation: The prescription of schedule X Drug should be in triplicate to maintain proper records for pharmacy, patient and RMP.
Q.21.
Import of drugs in India through sea and air both is allowed in which of the following places?
- Chennai
- Kolkata
- Mumbai
- All of these
Answer:
(d) All of these
Explanation: Import of drugs in India through sea and air both are allowed in Chennai, Kolkata, and Mumbai.
Explanation: Import of drugs in India through sea and air both are allowed in Chennai, Kolkata, and Mumbai.
Q.22.
The Joint State Council has
- 3-5 registered pharmacists
- 5-10 registered pharmacists
- 1-9 registered pharmacists
- 4-9 registered pharmacists
Answer:
(a) 3-5 registered pharmacists
Explanation: The joint state council has 3-5 registered pharmacists from each state.
Explanation: The joint state council has 3-5 registered pharmacists from each state.
Q.23.
What is the punishment, when any person obstructing an inspector to exercise his duty?
- Imprisonment upto 6 months or fine upto Rs. 1000 or both
- Imprisonment upto 1 yrs or fine upto Rs. 5000 or both
- Imprisonment upto 5 yrs or fine upto Rs. 10000 or both
- Imprisonment upto 3 yrs or fine upto Rs. 5000 or both
Answer:
(a) Imprisonment upto 6 months or fine upto Rs. 1000 or both
Explanation: Any person willfully obstructing a Drug Inspector in the exercise of the powers conferred on him by or under this Act or any rules made thereunder shall be punishable with imprisonment for a term which may extend to six months, or with fine not exceeding 1000 rupees, or with both.
Explanation: Any person willfully obstructing a Drug Inspector in the exercise of the powers conferred on him by or under this Act or any rules made thereunder shall be punishable with imprisonment for a term which may extend to six months, or with fine not exceeding 1000 rupees, or with both.
Q.24.
The committee that advises the D.T.A.B and various governments is :
- D.C.C.
- D.E.C.
- D.C.I.
- None of the above
Answer:
(a) D.C.C.
Explanation: DCC (Drug consultative committee) advices the DTAB ( Drug Technical Advisory Board ).
Explanation: DCC (Drug consultative committee) advices the DTAB ( Drug Technical Advisory Board ).
Q.25.
Manufacture without bond licences are issued by -
- Excise Commissioner
- Drug Inspector
- Government Analyst
- Registrar
Answer:
(a) Excise Commissioner
Explanation: Excise commissioner issues licenses for non bonded manufacturing.
Explanation: Excise commissioner issues licenses for non bonded manufacturing.
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