MODULE 5 - MB2

B

Analyze and select the basic product

formulation for a tablet.

A. Active Ingredient, Solvent, Emulsifier,

Lubricant.

B. Active Ingredient, Diluent or Filler,

Binder, Disintegrant, Lubricant

C. Active Ingredient, Solubilizing Agent,

Binder, Disintegrant, Filler

D. Active Ingredient, Diluent, Lubricant

B

Select the oral dosage form, which contains

one or more active ingredients dissolved in

a suitable base.

A. Oral Suspension

B. Oral Solution

C. Oral Emulsion

D. Oral Drops

B

Which of the following statements is correct

regarding oral solutions?

A. Prednisolone sodium phosphate is a

pharmaceutical oral emulsion

B. Oral pharmaceutical solutions are

usually formulated so that the patient

receives the usual dose in a conveniently

administered volume, such as 5 mL (1

tsp), 10 mL, or 15 mL (1 tbsp).

C. Oral solutions are conveniently

administered in volumes of 10 mL or 4

mL

D. Oral rehydration solutions are given to

patients with severe volume depletion of

20-30 percent of body weight.

D

Select the undesirable characteristic of a

dispersed phase of a suspension:

A. Dispersed phase is chemically and

physically stable

B. Chemical and physical properties do

NOT change sufficiently during storage

to adversely affect the performance of

the suspension

C. Dispersed particle are uniformly

distributed throughout the dispersion

medium

D.Enhances crystal growth formation

D

Which of the following is considered an

undesirable quality of a suspension?

A. Particle size remains fairly constant

throughout its long period of

undisturbed standing.

B. Particles that settle to the bottom do

NOT form a cake

C. The suspension is NOT too viscous

for it to be poured out freely from

its container and for it to flow freely

through a syringe needle

D. Suspended particles settle rapidly

C

Which of the following is a disadvantage

characteristic of suspension?

A. Sedimentation rate is high

B. Easily redispersed

C. Formation of a compact when the

particles eventually settle

D. Particles are tightly packed

B

Which of the following statement is true

regarding suspension?

A. Colloid mill or homogenizers are used for

dry milling purposes prior to suspension.

B. Suspensions are chemically more stable

than solutions.

C. A highly viscous suspension provides

ease of pouring.

D. Suspensions do not ensure uniformity of

dosage.

A

Select the appropriate procedure to

produce aesthetically pleasing suspension:

A. Add an amount of flocculating agent

that will bring about a sedimentation

volume equal to 1

B. Add bentonite

C. Add an amount flocculating agent that

will make sedimentation volume equal

to 0

D. Add an amount of flocculating agent

that will make sedimentation volume

equal to negative value

A

First pharmaceutical product of

recombinant DNA technology:

A. Human insulin

B. Hepatitis B vaccine

C. Human growth hormone

D. AOTA

C

Capsule shaped compressed tablet that

allows the coated product to be about one

third smaller than a capsule filled with an

equivalent amount of powder.

A. Enteric coated tablet

B. Film coated tablet

C. Gelatin coated tablet

D. NOTA

C

Classify the medical device: Pacemaker

A. Class I

B. Class II

C. Class III

D. NOTA

A

SPF

A. Sun protection factor

B. Sunlight protection factor

C. A and B

D. NOTA

B

Amphoteric surfactants:

A. SLS

B. Betaine

C. Benzalkonium chloride

D. NOTA

D

Select the principal category to which ethyl

cellulose belong:

A. Disintegrant

B. Suspending Agent

C. Sweetening Agent

D. Tablet Binder

A

Classify clay, silica gel, colloids, metals,

activated charcoal, activated alumina as a

pharmaceutical excipient:

A. Adsorbent

B. Humectant

C. Preservative

D. Stiffening Agent

A

Classify glycerin, honey, glucose syrup, egg

yolk, sugar alcohols as a pharmaceutical

excipient:

A. Humectant

B. Suppository Base

C. Stiffening Agent

D. Tablet Grinder

B

The following pair are coarse dispersions

A. Suspension and solution

B. Emulsion and suspension

C. Cream and solution

D. Solutions and cream

D

Antifoaming agent:

A. Sodium Stearate

B. SLS

C. Polysorbate 20

D. Castor Oil

D

Identify the components of yellow

ointment:

A. Yellow wax, jojoba oil

B. Yellow wax, beeswax

C. Yellow wax, spermaceti

D.Yellow wax, yellow petrolatum

C

Which of the following are used as

pharmaceutical ointment bases?

I. Lanolin

II. Mineral Oil

III.Petrolatum

IV.Glycerin

A. I, II

B. II, IV

C. I, III

D. III, IV

D

Which of the following statement correctly

describe oleaginous ointment bases?

I. They include fixed oils of vegetable

origin, fats from animals and semisolid

HC obtained from petroleum

II. Vegetable oils and animal fats have

lower water-absorbing capacity

III.Vegetable oils raise the melting point of

ointments

IV.Oleaginous ointment bases are excellent

emollients

A. II, III, IV

B. I, II, III

C. I, III, IV

D. I, II, IV

D

Compute for the volume of alcohol to be

added to preserve the prescription below.

Rx

Active drug 5mL

Other Drug solids 3 mL

Glycerin 15 mL

Sucrose 25 g

Ethanol 95% q.s

Purified water, q.s. 100mL

A. 6.55 mL

B. 2.50 mL

C. 7.35 mL

D. 6.21 mL

D

Which of the following is correctly

matched?

A. Elixirs - Aqueous

B. Aromatic Waters - Hydroalcoholic

C. Mucilage - Alcoholic

D. Liniments - Oleaginous

D

Select the statements that best described

syrups as diluting agents:

I. Syrups are useful as diluting agents for

water soluble drugs

II. Syrups act both as solvents and flavoring

agents

III.Glycyrrhiza Syrup is an excellent vehicle

for saline substances because of its

colloidal properties, sweet flavor and

licorice taste

IV.Aromatic Eriodictyon Syrup is the

diluting agent of choice for masking

taste of urea

A. II, IV

B. II, III

C. I, III, IV

D. I, II, III

B

Water obtained by distillation, ion-

exchange treatment, reverse osmosis

or any other suitable process; contains

no added substance; and NOT used in

preparations intended for parenteral

administration:

A. Sterile Water for Injection

B. Purified Water

C. Water for injection

D. Bacteriostatic Water for Injection

A

Which is not an ideal characteristic of a

suppository base?

A. Remains stable in rectal fluids

B. Nontoxic and nonirritating to the

mucous membrane

C. Stable on storage

D. Compatible with a variety of drugs

C

Find the incorrect statement about

theobroma oil:

A. The beta crystal is its stable form with a

melting point approaching 35oC.

B. Requires a fusion temperature of 40-

50oC

C. It is a naturally occurring alkaloid.

D. The alpha form is metastable with a

melting point below 30oC

A

Identify cosmetics which are regulated as

a drugs:

A. Lip Balms, Mouthwashes,

Antiperspirants, Diaper Ointments

B. Skin Moisturizers, Perfumes, Nail

Polishes

C. Hair Colors, Toothpastes

D. Shampoos, Lipsticks

D

Use of potassium diformate in veterinary

medicine:

A. Anti-Acidic Agent

B. Antiparasitic

C. Sedative

D. Strong Antimicrobial

B

Select the category of emulsifiers or

stabilizers that are used primarily as

thickening agents and stabilizers for oil

in-water emulsions of certain lotions and

ointments for external use

A. Carbohydrate

B. HMW alcohols

C. Protein substances

D. NOTA

B

Method of preparing powders that consists

of enclosing the powder container, which

rotates and mixes the powder ingredients:

A. Sifting

B. Tumbling

C. Mechanical Mixing

D. Trituration

B

Preservatives interfere with microbial

growth and metabolism through

one or more of these mechanisms,

EXCEPT________:

A. Hydrolysis

B. Reversible protein precipitation

C. Lysis and cytoplasmic leakage

D. Oxidation of cellular constituents

C

Which sterilization method allows the

sterilization of packaged finished products

that are ready for shipment because

sterilizing material permeates sealed

plastic films and cartons?

A. Dry Heat

B. Ionizing Radiation

C. Gas Sterilization

D.Membrane Filtration

A

Identify the colorant not obtained from a

biological source:

A. Nitroso-Dyes

B. Alizarin

C. Chlorophyll

D. Anattenes

B

BReason why granules or coarse particles is

preferred over fine powders in effervescent

preparations.

A. Improve solubility

B. Decrease dissolution leading to a less

violent effervescence.

C. Aesthetically appealing

D. NOTA

A

Defined as the breaking of tablet edges,

while the tablet leaves the press or

during subsequent handling and coating

operations:

A. Chipping

B. Cracking

C. Picking

D. Sticking

D

Types of suppositories:

I. Urethral III. Rectal

II. Vaginal IV. Oral

A. IV only

B. I and IV

C. I, II and IV

D. I, II and III

C

Which of the following is a suspension?

A. Normal saline solution

B. Dextrose 5% in water

C. Magaldrate

D.EMLA

B

Arrange the following steps of

sugarcoating process:

I. Color coating IV. Polishing

II. Sealing V. Subcoating

III.Smoothing

A. V-III-II-I-IV

B. II-V-III-I-IV

C. V-II-III-I-IV

D. III-V-II-I-IV

B

Select the appropriate remedy for a

capsule defect where the active ingredient

prescribed dissolves in an acid medium:

A. Seal the capsule properly.

B. Coat the capsules with polyvinyl acetate

phthalate.

C. Add magnesium stearate

D. Reduce particle size.

C

This step allows the flavor and odor of a

solution to enhance:

A. Filtration

B. Mixing

C. Aging

D. None of The Above

B

Range of sodium ion concentration in a

TPN preparation:

A. 5 - 10 mEq

B. 100 - 120 mEq

C. 40 - 60 mEq

D.8 - 16 mEq

B

Determine the effect of overwetting to

resulting granules:

A. Granules will be dry

B. Granules will be hard

C. Granules will be soft

D. Granules will be soggy

A

Sodium bisulfite

A. Antioxidant

B. Diluent

C. Solvent

D. NOTA

C

Pharmaceutical glass that is composed

of relatively high proportions of sodium

oxide and calcium oxide; has a relatively

lower concentration of migratory oxides;

considered to be of relatively good

chemicals resistance for only one use; and

suitable for solutions that are buffered and

have a pH below 7 and are not reactive

with the glass:

A. Type III

B. NP

C. Type II

D. Type I

A

This explains the erratic motion of colloid

A. Brownian motion

B. Faraday Tyndall effect

C. Zeta potential

D. NOTA

B

The following formula is used in preparing

CT Acetaminophen using wet granulation

method. Each tablet contains:

Acetaminophen ............ 300 mg

PVP......................................... 22.5 mg

Lactose................................61.75 mg

Alcohol (200 proof)........... 4.5 mL

Stearic acid........................... 9.0 mg

Talc........................................... 13.5 mg

Corn starch.......................43.25 mg

To make 10,000 tablets, calculate the

amount of PVP to be weighed (g):

A. 3000 g

B. 225 g

C. 90 g

D. 135 g

A

Tablets which have a smooth, rapid

disintegration when chewed or allowed to

dissolve in the mouth, have a creamy base,

usually of specially flavored and colored

mannitol.

A. Chewable tablet

B. Film coated tablet

C. Sublingual tablet

D. NOTA

A

Constitutive property

A. Refractive index

B. Molecular weight

C. Vapor pressure lowering

D. Osmotic pressure

D

Classify the following techniques to its

corresponding flavoring methodology: Use

of menthol to anesthetized taste buds

A. Blending

B. Overshadow

C. Physical

D. Physiological

C

Identify the forces that account for the

solubility of iodine in a solution of KI:

A. Hydrogen Bonds

B. Repulsive & Attractive Forces

C. Ion-Dipole, Ion- Induced Dipole Forces

D.Electrovalent Forces

B

Which of the following is the most stable

form of chelates?

A. 5-membered rings only

B. 5- to 6-membered rings

C. 4-membered rings only

D. 3- to 4-membered rings

A

Identify the Law/ Principles which states

that when the reaction is reversible, delta

S=0:

A. Gibbs Free Energy

B. Ideal Gas Law

C. Henry's Law

D.Faraday's Law

A

Find the classification of Complexes:

A. Metal Complexes, Organic Complexes,

Inclusion/Occlusion Compounds

B. Metal & Quinhydrone Complexes

C. Organic & Quinhydrone Complexes

D.Metal & Organic Complexes

D

Ethylenediamineteatraacetic acid is a:

A. Trindentate

B. Monodentate

C. Didentate

D. Hexadentate

D

Identify the statement/mathematical

expression, which does NOT express the

First Law of Thermodynamics:

A. States that energy is conserved

B. Forms of energy can be interconverted,

but the sum of energies remains

constant

C. ∆ E is equal to zero for a cyclic process in

a closed system.

D. ∆ E = EB + EA

A

Select the concept that explains the

thermodynamics state of a perfect crystal

at absolute zero:

A. 3rd Law of Thermodynamics

B. 2nd Law of Thermodynamics

C. 1st Law of Thermodynamics

D.1st, 2nd, 3rd Laws of Thermodynamics

C

The HLB system

I. Each surface-active agents is assigned

an HLB value which is indicative of the

substance's polarity

II. HLB values range from 1-40

III.Substances that are highly polar or

hydrophilic have been assigned higher

numbers

IV.In using the HLB concept in the

preparation of an emulation, one selects

emulsifying agents having higher or

lower HLB values as the oleaginous

phase of the emulsion

A. 1 statement is correct

B. 2 statements are correct

C. 3 statements are correct

D. All the statements are correct

C

Surfactants:

I. Wetting agents aids in attaining contact

between solid particles and liquids

II. Emulsifying agents reduce interfacial

tension between oil and water, resulting

in minimizing surface energy through

the formation of globules

III.Detergents reduce the surface tension

and aid in wetting the surface and the

dirt

IV.Solubilizing agents have HLB values

from 3-6

A. 1 statement is correct

B. 2 statements are correct

C. 3 statements are correct

D. All of the statements are correct

C

HLB values

I. Materials that are hydrophilic have been

assigned higher numbers than those

that are less polar and more lipophilic

II. Surface-active agents with HLB values

3-6 are greatly hydrophilic and produce

oil-in-water emulsion

III.Surface active agents with HLB 8-18

produce oil-in-water emulsions

IV.The usual range of HLB values for

surface-active agents is between 1-20

A. 1 statement is correct

B. 2 statements are correct

C. 3 statements are correct

D. All the statements are correct

C

Adsorption

I. When molecules and ion are

partitioned in favor of the interface,

the phenomenon in called positive

adsorption.

II. An example of absorption is taking up of

water by a sponge.

III.When the molecules of a liquid or gas

penetrate into the capillary spaces of

the medium, this phenomenon is called

absorption

IV.An example of absorption is when

concentration of alkaloid molecules

attaches on the surface of clay

A. 1 statement is correct

B. 2 statements are correct

C. 3 statements are correct

D. All the statements are correct

B

Select the viscometers which can be used

for both Newtonian and Non-Newtonian

system:

A. Cone and Plate, Capillary

B. Cup and Bob, Cone and Plate

C. Cone and Plate, Falling Sphere

D. Capillary, Falling Sphere3White

B

Select the Non-Newtonian liquids

A. Virgin Coconut Oil, Gold Colloid

B. Tobramycin, Chloramphenicol Palmitate

Suspension

C. Olive Oil, Chloroform

D.Ethyl Alcohol, Mayonnaise

D

Analyze and select the factor that governs

the degree of repulsion in systems

containing dispersed particles.

A. Entropy

B. Enthalpy

C. Nernst Potential

D.Electrokinetic Potential

B

A prescription requires 100 mL of a 1%

solution of apomorphine hydrochloride

(MW 312.79) that is isotonic with blood

serum. The freezing point lowering of the

drug is 0.08oC and that of 0.9 percent

sodium chloride is 0.52oC. How many

grams of sodium chloride will be added to

make 100 mL of isotonic solution?

A. 0.94 g

B. 0.76 g

C. 1.8 g

D.0.98 g

B

Calculate the approximate E value of boric

acid. (MW 61.84, Liso 1.8)

A. 0.4

B. 0.5

C. 0.8

D.0.9

C

Strongest intermolecular force

A. Ionic

B. Covalent

C. Hydrogen bond

D. London Forces

B

Select the statement that characterizes

association colloids:

A. Amphiphiles in a liquid medium of high

concentration exist as normal strong

electrolytes in solution over a wide

concentration range.

B. Micelles are aggregates of molecules or

ions of the substance dissolved in the

dispersion medium.

C. Amphiphiles in a liquid medium of low

concentration exist as aggregates.

D.Micelles are generally agglomerates of

non-electrolytes.

C

Identify the property which is used to

determine the molecular weight of

colloids:

A. Fluidity

B. Electric Properties

C. Light Scattering

D. Brownian Movement

A

Find the statement that is INCORRECT

regarding the influence of some factors on

the solubility of solids:

A. The configuration of a solid molecule

has NO effect on its solubility.

B. A symmetric arrangement in the crystal

may render a solid less soluble than a

symmetric one.

C. Solubility depends in part on the work

required to separate the particles of the

crystalline solute.

D. Solubility increases

A

Select the statement that BEST describes

solubility of solids in liquids:

A. The solubility of a solid in an ideal

solution depends on the temperature,

melting point of the solid and molar

heat of fusion.

B. Ideal solubility is affected by the nature

of the solvent.

C. In an ideal solution, the heat of fusion is

NOT equal to the heat of solution.

D. NOTA

D

Lyophilic colloids

A. Gold

B. Sulfur

C. Silver

D. Gelatin

A

The difference between the surface

tensions of the liquid/vapor and solid/vapor

and that of the solid/liquid:

A. Work Of Adhesion

B. Work Of Cohesion

C. Spreading Coefficient

D. A & B

D

Molecules and ions that are adsorbed at

interfaces are termed as:

A. Surface Active Agents

B. Surfactants

C. Amphiphile

D. AOTA

D

Defined as the difference in potential

between the actual surface and the

electroneutral region of the solution:

A. Zeta Potential

B. Electrothermodynamic Potential

C. Nernst Potential

D. B & C

C

The following are true about Brownian

movement except:

A. Random movement of colloidal particles

B. Resulted from the bombardment of

the particles by the molecules of the

dispersion medium

C. The velocity of the particles decreases

with decreasing particle size

D. NOTA

B

The following are true about viscosity of

colloidal dispersions except:

A. The shapes of particles of the disperse

phase affect the viscosity of colloidal

dispersions.

B. Spherocolloids form dispersions of

relatively high viscosity

C. The relationship of shape and viscosity

reflects the degree of solvation of the

particles

D. NOTA

A

Hypertonic solution:

A. 9%

B. 0.9%

C. 90%

D. 0.09%

A

Make the following preparation solution

isotonic:

Phenacaine hydrochloride 0.06 g

Boric acid 0.30 g

Sterilized distilled water q.s. 100.0 mL

(E for boric acid = 0.50, E for phenacaine

hydrochloride = 0.20)

A. 18 mL

B. 22 mL

C. 10 mL

D. 27 mL

A

If the surface tension of water γS is 72.8

dynes/cm at 20°C, the surface tension of

benzene, γL, is 28.9 dynes/cm, and the

interfacial tension between benzene and

water, γLS, is 35.0 dynes/cm, Following

equilibration, γS′ is 62.2 dynes/cm and γL′ is

28.8 dynes/cm. What is the final spreading

coefficient?

A. - 1.6 dynes/cm

B. + 1.6 dynes/cm

C. + 8.9 dynes/cm

D. - 8.9 dynes/cm

D

The following are true about the stability of

colloids except:

A. The presence and magnitude, or

absence, of a charge on a colloidal

particle is an important factor in the

stability of colloidal systems

B. Stabilization is accomplished essentially

by two means: providing the dispersed

particles with an electric charge, and

surrounding each particle with a

protective solvent sheath

C. A lyophobic sol is thermodynamically

unstable

D. NOTA

B

The following are true about chelates

except:

A. Chelates is a substance containing

two or more donor groups that may

combine with a metal to form special

type of complex known as chelate

B. When the ligand provides one group

for attachment to the central ion, the

chelate is called bidentate

C. Chlorophyll and hemoglobin are

naturally occurring chelates

D. NOTA

D

The following are true about organic

molecular complexes except:

A. An organic coordination compound

or molecular complex consists of

constituents held together by weak

forces of the donor-acceptor type or by

hydrogen bonds

B. The energy of attraction between the

constituents is probably less than 5 kcal/

mole for most organic complexes

C. Majority of organic complexes are so

weak that they cannot be separated

from their solutions as definite

compounds.

D. NOTA

D

The following are true about drug

complexes except:

A. Caffeine forms complexes with organic

acid anions that are more soluble than

the pure xanthine

B. Complexation between drug and

complexing agents can improve

or impair drug absorption and

bioavailability

C. The presence of sodium salicylate

significantly influenced the release of

benzocaine

D. NOTA

D

The following are true about inclusion/

occlusion compound complexes except:

A. These compounds are due to the

architecture of molecules rather than

from their chemical affinity. One of the

constituents of the complex is trapped in

the open lattice or cage-like structure of

the other to yield a stable arrangement

B. The cholic acid may form a group

of complexes principally involving

deoxycholic acid in combination with

esters, organic acids, paraffins, ketones

and aromatic compounds and with

solvents such as alcohol, ether and

dioxane.

C. Camphor has been partly resolved by

complexation

D. NOTA

D

A sample of calcium oxide powder with a

true density of 3.203 and weighing 131.3 g

was found to have a bulk volume of 82.0

cm3 when placed in a 100 mL graduated

cylinder. Calculate the porosity.

A. 5%

B. 15%

C. 25%

D. 50%

A

Liso of non-electrolytes

A. 1.9

B. 2.0

C. 3.4

D.4.3

C

Select the statement that best describes

"Refilling of a Prescription":

A. Filling a prescription order for a second

time

B. Dispensing a repeat prescription order

dated 2 years ago

C. Dispensing the remaining balance of

medicines ordered in the prescription

D. Compounding a prescription order for

the fourth time

D

Violative prescription:

A. When the generic and brand names are

both legible

B. When the brand name is NOT enclosed

within a parenthesis

C. When the generic name is enclosed

within a parenthesis

D. Only the brand name is written on

the prescription, with the phrase, "No

substitution"

A

Agency where the pharmacist must report

the destruction of dangerous drugs?

A. PDEA

B. DDB

C. DOH

D. FDA

B

A person affixing "RPh" title on his/her

name violates the:

A. Special Law on Counterfeit Drugs

B. Philippine Pharmacy Act

C. Universally Accessible, Cheaper and

Quality Medicines Act

D. Generics Act of 1988

D

What are the components of the "Essential

Health Benefit Package" based on the

Universal Health Care Law:

A. Primary care, medicines, laboratory tests,

food allowance

B. Preventive, curative, rehabilitative

services

C. Diagnostic and laboratory tests

D. Primary care, medicines, diagnostic and

laboratory tests, preventive, curative,

rehabilitative services

A

Applicable S-license for the retail of DP/s

containing Table I Controlled Chemical/s:

A. S-1

B. S-2

C. S-3

D. S-4

D

Category A are: Pharmaceutical

establishments/outlets where the direct

and immediate control and supervision of

a duly registered and licensed pharmacist

is required, per establishment, whether in-

store or online, including:

A. Retail outlets selling household

remedies and OTC drugs as

differentiated from the pharmacist-only

OTC medicines

B. Institutions providing telepharmacy

services;

C. Nontraditional outlets of pharmaceutical

products: Provided, That no prescription

medicines and pharmacist-only OTC

medicines are sold.

D. NOTA

A

Magna Carta for Disabled Persons

A. RA 7277

B. RA 9165

C. RA 9502

D. RA 9994

A

Legal basis of Immunizing Pharmacist

Certification

A. Professional Regulatory Board of

Pharmacy Resolution No. 05 series of

2021

B. Professional Regulatory Board of

Pharmacy Resolution No. 05 series of

2017

C. Professional Regulatory Board of

Pharmacy Resolution No. 05 series of

2020

D. Professional Regulatory Board of

Pharmacy Resolution No. 05 series of

2016

B

Which of the following statement is

correct regarding the oversight role and

functions of pharmacists in Category B

establishments:

I. The supervising pharmacist must be

physically present in the establishment/

outlet for a minimum of two (2) hours a

week

II. The location of each establishment/

outlet which the pharmacist supervises

must be within the same provincial LGU

within each region. In the case of NCR, it

shall be considered as a single unit

III.The distance between the two farthest

establishments/outlets supervised by a

single pharmacist must not exceed fifty

(50) km in distance

IV.A pharmacist shall be allowed to

supervise a minimum of fifteen (15)

establishment/outlets

A. I

B. I, II

C. II, III

D. III, IV

A

A pharmacist working in Category A

establishment/outlet may be allowed

to simultaneously work in Category B

establishment/outlet.

A. True

B. False

C. A & B

D. NOTA

C

Identify the law violated when Pharmacy X

was found selling counterfeit medicines:

A. RA 9502

B. RA 6675

C. RA 8203

D. RA 9944

A

In RA 11223, population-based health

services shall be financed by:

A. Department of Health

B. Social Health Insurance

C. Private Health Insurance

D. AOTA