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D. insufflations
finely divided powders that are blown into body cavities
a. dentifrice
b. douche powders
c. dusting powders
d. insufflations
b. douche powders
precursor in the preparation of vaginal solutions/douche
a. dentifrice
b. douche powders
c. dusting powders
d. insufflations
c. dusting powders
finely divided powders for external application
a. dentifrice
b. douche powders
c. dusting powders
d. insufflations
c. quality control
department of drug manufacturing establishments responsible for evaluating if the drug products comply to standards prior to market release
a. research and development
b. production
c. quality control
d. engineering
a. R&D
department in drug manufacturing responsible for the development of new and improvement of existing drug products
a. research and development
b. production
c. quality control
d. engineering
b. production
department in drug manufacturing responsible for the manufacturing process
a. research and development
b. production
c. quality control
d. engineering
c. pharmacist
a dangerous drug prescription is issued in 1 original and 2 duplicate copies. The original copy is kept by whom?
a. consumer
b. doctor
c. pharmacist
d. NOTA
A. boyle's law
P1V1 = P2V2
a. boyle's law
b. charle's law
c. avogadro's law
d. dalton's law
b. charle's law
V1T1 = V2/T2
a. boyle's law
b. charle's law
c. avogadro's law
d. dalton's law
c. avogadro's law
V1/n1 = V2/n2
a. boyle's law
b. charle's law
c. avogadro's law
d. dalton's law
d. dalton's law
Ptotal = Pa + Pb + ... Px
a. boyle's law
b. charle's law
c. avogadro's law
d. dalton's law
D. pulverization by intervention
method of comminution that involves the addition of volatile substance or solvent
a. trituration
b. titration
c. levigation
d. pulverization by intervention
a. trituration
method of comminution that makes use of a mortar and pestle (API 10%)
a. trituration
b. titration
c. levigation
d. pulverization by intervention
c. levigation
method of comminution that involves the addition of a nonsolvent (e.g. mineral oil or glycerin) to form a paste
a. trituration
b. titration
c. levigation
d. pulverization by intervention
b. 2C - 8C
temperature range for refrigerator storage condition
a. -10C - -20C
b. 2C - 8C
c. 8C to 15C
d. 20C - 25C
a. -10C to -20C
freezer temperature range (cold)
a. -10C - -20C
b. 2C - 8C
c. 8C to 15C
d. 20C - 25C
c. 8C - 15C
COOL temperature range
a. -10C - -20C
b. 2C - 8C
c. 8C to 15C
d. 20C - 25C
d. 20C - 25C
controlled room temperature range
a. -10C - -20C
b. 2C - 8C
c. 8C to 15C
d. 20C - 25C
D. ≥ 500g
what amount of marijuana will cause a penalty of life imprisonment to death and a fine of P500,000 to P10,000,000
a. ≥2g
b. ≥10g
c. ≥50g
d. ≥500g
b. ≥10g
what amount of cocaine, ecstasy, LSD, and heroine will cause a penalty of life imprisonment to death and a fine of P500,000 to P10,000,000
a. ≥2g
b. ≥10g
c. ≥50g
d. ≥500g
c. ≥50g
what amount of shabu will cause a penalty of life imprisonment to death and a fine of P500,000 to P10,000,000
a. ≥2g
b. ≥10g
c. ≥50g
d. ≥500g
B. high stability
which of the ff. is true for crystalline substances?
a. high solubility
b. high stability
c. high reactivity
d. low melting point
b. low stability
which of the ff. is true for amorphous substances?
a. low solubility
b. low stability
c. high reactivity
d. high melting point
b. glass
appropriate type or mortar and pestle for ointments and suspensions
a. metal
b. glass
c. wood
d. porcelain
c. wood (wedgewood)
appropriate type of mortar and pestle for crystalline substances
a. metal
b. glass
c. wood
d. porcelain
d. porcelain
appropriate type of mortar and pestle for soft aggregates and crystalline solids
a. metal
b. glass
c. wood
d. porcelain
d. die
part of the tableting machine that is responsible for the shape of the tablet
a. hopper
b. feed frame
c. punch
d. die
a. hopper
it serves as the granule reservoir
a. hopper
b. feed frame
c. punch
d. die
b. feed frame
it transfers the granule from hopper to tablet press
a. hopper
b. feed frame
c. punch
d. die
c. punch
part of the tableting machine that compress the materials
a. hopper
b. feed frame
c. punch
d. die
d. 5 years
how many years shall a poison record book be kept after the last entry?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 5
a. 1
how many years shall a dangerous drugs record book be kept after the last entry?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 5
b. 2
how many years shall a prescription record book be kept after the last entry?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 5
c. volume of medium
which of the ff. does not affect the sedimentation rate of particles
a. density of particles
b. viscosity of medium
c. volume of medium
d. gravity
a. waxed paper
type of paper with water-proofing property, suitable for hygroscopic and deliquescent powders
a. waxed paper
b. vegetable parchment
c. glassine paper
d. bond paper
e. b and c
type of paper with moisture resistive property
a. waxed paper
b. vegetable parchment
c. glassine paper
d. bond paper
e. b and c
d. bond paper
type of paper with no moisture resistance
a. waxed paper
b. vegetable parchment
c. glassine paper
d. bond paper
C. standard operating procedure
step-by-step instructions for performing operational tasks or activities
a. certificate of analysis
b. master record
c. SOP
d. monograph
a. cert of analysis
document containing the results of all quality control tests
a. certificate of analysis
b. master record
c. SOP
d. monograph
b. master record
document containing the formulation, specifications, manufacturing procedures, quality assurance requirements and labeling of a finished product
a. certificate of analysis
b. master record
c. SOP
d. monograph
d. monograph
contains the tests for a raw material or drug product, and the expected results
a. certificate of analysis
b. master record
c. SOP
d. monograph
A. AO 55
Requirements for labelling materials of pharmaceutical products
a. AO 55
b. AO 62
c. AO 63
d. AO 65
b. AO 62
Prescribing requirements under the generics act
a. AO 55
b. AO 62
c. AO 63
d. AO 65
c. AO 63
dispensing requirements under the generics act
a. AO 55
b. AO 62
c. AO 63
d. AO 65
d. AO 65
guidelines on advertisement and promotions to implement the generics act of 1988
a. AO 55
b. AO 62
c. AO 63
d. AO 65
C. impact
method of milling that involves the use of hammers or bars at high speed
a. shearing
b. compression
c. impact
d. attrition
a. shearing
fracture of particles using 2 sets of knives
a. shearing
b. compression
c. impact
d. attrition
b. compression
mechanism similar to mortar and pestle
a. shearing
b. compression
c. impact
d. attrition
d. attrition
rubbing between 2 surfaces
a. shearing
b. compression
c. impact
d. attrition
D. RA 3720
RA 9502 consists of amendments on the ff. laws, EXCEPT:
a. RA 8293
b. RA 6675
c. RA 5921
d. RA 3720
C. hoarding
refers to the undue accumulation by a person or combination of persons of any basic necessity or prime commodity beyond his or their normal inventory levels
a. cartel
b. profiteering
c. hoarding
d. panic buying
a. cartel
any combination of or agreement between 2 or more persons engaged in the production, manufacture, processing, storage, supple, distribution, marketing, sale or disposition of any basic necessity or prime commodity designed to artificially and unreasonably increase or manipulate its price
a. cartel
b. profiteering
c. hoarding
d. panic buying
b. profiteering
refers to the sale or offering for sale of any basic necessity or prime commodity at a price grossly in excess of its true worth
a. cartel
b. profiteering
c. hoarding
d. panic buying
d. panic buying
is the abnormal phenomenon where consumers buy basic necessities and prime commodities grossly in excess of their normal requirement resulting in undue shortage of those goods
a. cartel
b. profiteering
c. hoarding
d. panic buying
d. binder
tablet excipient that imparts cohesiveness to powder mixture
a. diluent
b. disintegrant
c. lubricant
d. binder
a. diluent
inert substance added to increase tablet size which is practical for compression
a. diluent
b. disintegrant
c. lubricant
d. binder
b. disintegrant
facilitates breaking apart of tablet
a. diluent
b. disintegrant
c. lubricant
d. binder
c. lubricant
an antifrictional that decreases friction between tablet's surface and die wall
a. diluent
b. disintegrant
c. lubricant
d. binder
c. 3 hours (half life = 0.693/0.23)
determine the half life of drug X if it appears to be eliminated from the body at a rate constant of 23% per hour
a. 1 hour
b. 2 hours
c. 3 hours
d. 4 hours
D. ferric chloride
given the same concentration for the ff. aqueous solutions, which will show the highest boiling point
a. sucrose
b. potassium nitrate
c. magnesium sulfate
d. ferric chloride
b. pessarie
type of suppository which are ovoid or cone-shaped
a. rectal suppository
b. pessaries
c. bougies
d. urethral suppository
d. urethral suppository
suppository that is pencil-shaped
a. rectal suppository
b. pessaries
c. bougies
d. urethral suppository
e. A and C
suppository that is bullet or torpedo shaped
a. rectal suppository
b. pessaries
c. bougies
d. urethral suppository
e. A and C
b. lamination
tablet defect that is characterized by separation of tablet into 1 or more layers
a. capping
b. lamination
c. picking
d. chipping
a. capping
tablet defect that involves the removal of the top and bottom of the tablet
a. capping
b. lamination
c. picking
d. chipping
c. picking
tablet defect wherein the material sticks on the punch
a. capping
b. lamination
c. picking
d. chipping
d. chipping
tablet defect that involves the removal of small portions of the tablet
a. capping
b. lamination
c. picking
d. chipping
D. RA 9994
Expanded senior citizens act
a. RA 7432
b. RA 7581
c. RA 9257
d. RA 9994
a. RA 7432
Senior citizens act of 1993
a. RA 7432
b. RA 7581
c. RA 9257
d. RA 9994
b. RA 7876
Senior citizens center act of the philippines
a. RA 7432
b. RA 7876
c. RA 9257
d. RA 9994
c. RA 9257
Expanded senior citizens act of 2003
a. RA 7432
b. RA 7581
c. RA 9257
d. RA 9994
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