HOSPI PART 1 IJNIP

DISPENSING

Act by or a presence of a validly registered pharmacist of providing medication

3 years

What is the validity of PRC license?

Registered pharmacist

It requires presence of a RPh

Category A

It is a category  where it requires pharmacists at all time

Category B

It is a category with a minimum 2 hrs / week

A. Dermatologist

Amphetamine

What is the only stimulant regulated drugs?

Medication order

It is an order given to inpatient

C

Which of the following is considered a Category B Pharmaceutical Establishment?

a. UNILAB

b. Quezon City Health Department
c. Meralco Institutional Pharmacy

D. Mercury Drug

C

In a prescription, which is an example of what is found in the inscription?

A. Mix and make ointment

b. Take after a meal
c. Clarithromycin 125 mg/5 mL

D. Rx

7 days

What is the validity of antimicrobial prescription?

1-6 months

What is the validity of other normal prescription?

B

Which of the following contains Rx?

A. Inscription

B. Superscription

C. Transcription

D. Subscription

A

Which of the following contains the drug dose and dosage form?

A. Inscription

B. Superscription

C. Transcription

D. Subscription

C

Which of the following contains the instructions to the patient?

A. Inscription

B. Superscription

C. Transcription

D. Subscription

D

Which of the following is the instruction to the pharmacist?

A. Inscription

B. Superscription

C. Transcription

D. Subscription

Over the counter

What type of drug does not required prescription?

Over the counter drugs

It has a direct to consumer advertising type of drug

Ethical drugs/ prescription

It is a type of drugs that require prescription

Ethical drugs/ prescription

Advertising to prescribers

C

Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE?

a. Substances with potential for abuse are classified into five categories or schedules

b. Drugs under Schedule I have no accepted medical use
c. Drugs under Schedule V have the highest potential for abuse

D. No physician shall prescribe drugs belonging to Schedule I

B

Prescriptions for dangerous drugs are accomplished in triplicate. Which copy is kept by the pharmacist?

a. White

B. Yellow

c. Green

d. Blue

A

The dangerous drugs record book should be kept for:

A. 1 year

B. 2 years

C. 3 years

D. 5 years

B

The prescription shown is considered:

a. Erroneous

b. Violative

c. Impossible

d. Correct

Regulated

Dispensed only w/ yellow pharmacists

Schedule 1

This schedule has the highest potential for abuse

Schedule V

Schedule with Lowest potential for abuse

S1

What S license has the authority to retail (retailing of controlled chemicals)

S2

It is the S license that is use for prescribing

S3

S license that license retailing controlled chemicals + dangerous drugs

White

What is the color of prescription of triplicate is for the doctor?

Yellow

What is the color of prescription for pharmacist copy?

Blue or green

What is the color of prescription for patients copy

B

Substances which absorb moisture from th air and dissolve in it are called:

A. Hygroscopic

b. Deliquescent

c. Efflorescent

d. Effervescent

C

The movement of drug product from solution to the container is called:

a. Leaching

b. Eutexia

c. Sorption

d. Absorption

B

Term for when ointments lose water/moisture:

a. Cracking

b. Crumbling

c. Syneresis
D. Imbibition

D

The following are reasons for creating an effervescent formulation except:

a. Masking the taste of the API

b. Improving the solubility of the API

c. Benefits patients with swallowing problems

d. None of the above

B

Which of the following is most at risk for hydrolysis?

a..Bupivacaine

b. Procaine

c. Lidocaine

d. Prilocaine

Monoclinic

What is the shape of sucrose

Cubic

What is the shape of NaCl?

Tetragonal

What is the shape of urea?

Triclinic

Boric acid shape

Rhombic

What is the shape of iodine?

Hexagonal

What is the shape of iodoform?

Polymorphism

Ability of substance to exist in multiple forms

Hygroscopic

Absorbs h20 but does not dissolve

Deliquescent

Absorb the water and dissolves

Imbibition

Gels absorb water or moisture

Leaching

From container to solution

Sorption

From solution to container