Q.1 To retain the analgesic activity of salicylates, the hydroxyl
group must be at :
a) Para position b)
Ortho position c) Meta position d) All of these
Q.2 Volatile drug may be best administered by :
a) Oral route b)
Inhalation c) Sublingual d)Intrathecal
Q.3 A drug producing Cholestatic Jaundice is likely to be:
a)Chorpromazine
b)Synthetic anabolic steroid c) Carbon
tetrachloride d) Chloroform
Q.4 The action of heparin is anatagonised by :
a) Menadione b)
EDTA c)
Naloxame d) Protamine
sulphate
Q.5 Which of the following processes of biotransformation
necessarily inactivates the
drug?
a) Oxidation-reduction b) Hydrolysis c) Conjugation d) All of these
Q.6 Ethyl alcohol is metabolized in the liver by:
a) Reduction b)
Oxidation c)
Hydrolysis d) Conjugation
Q.7 An estimation of potency of a drug with reference to a
standard on a biological
Indicator is known as
a) Bioassay b)
Biostandardization c)
Biomedical reaction d)
Biometrics
Q.8 Prolonged and repeated use of drugs may lead to form :
a) Hypersensitivity b)
Tolerance c)
Allergy d)
Communication
Q.9 Drug absorption is better with :
a) Insoluble drug b)
Powders c)
Lipid soluble drug d) Ionised
Q.10 A drug is introduced into the lumen of vein at least for one
hour and the
administration is known as:
a) Intravenous Injection b)
Intravenous infusion c)
Intravenous drip d) All of these
Q.11 Water soluble drugs are mostly absorbed by:
a) Simple diffusion
b) Active transport c) Pinocytosis d) Passive transport
Q.12 Deficiency of which of the following leads to beri-beri?
a) Thymine b)
Thiamine c) Ascorbic acid d) Calciferol
Q.13 Night blindness is due to deficiency of :
a) Carotene b)
Calciferol c) Tochoferol d) Niacin
Q.14 Acetazolamide inhibits :
a) Glucose-6-Phosphate dehydrogenase b) Acetyl Cocarboxylase
c) Carbonic anhydrase d)
Hexokinase
Q.15 Acetylcholine is hydrolyzed by :
a) Mono amino oxidase b)
Cholinestrase c) Physiostigmine d) Muscarine
Q.16 Which one of the following drugs can be used for the
treatment of vomiting?
a) Apomorphine hydrochloride b)
Chlorpromazine c) Digitalis d) Cocaine
Q.17 Monoamine oxides is involved in the biotransformation of :
a) Serotonin
b) Acetylcholine c)
Atropine d) Ephidrine
Q.18 Hyperglycemia is produced by the deficiency of :
a) FSH
b) Insulin c)
Prolactin d) Testosterone
Q.19 which one of the following drugs can be used during
hypothyroidism/thyroid crisis?
a) Iodide b)
Reserpine c)
Hexamethazone d) Tyrosine
Q.20 Fludrecortisone is useful :
a) For replacement therapy in Addison’s disease b) to treat
bronchial asthma
c) In nephrotic syndrome d) As agent in eczema
Q.21 Glucocorticoids are used as :
a) Antifertility agent b) Anti-inflammatory agent c) Anticogulant
d) Antimetabolite
Q.22 Histamine is present in:
a) Eosinophil b) Basophil c) Erythrocytes d) Monocytes
Q.23 Which of the followings is likely to be mediator of allergic
reactions?
a) Histamine b) Dopamine c) Mepyramine d) Burimamide
Q.24 The preparing and dispensing of drug is known as :
a) Pharmacotherapeutics b) Pharmacy c) Pharmacology d)
Pharmacognosy
Q.25 Which animal tissue is most sensitive to acetylcholine for
experiments in bioassay?
a) Rectus abdominis of frog b) Leech dorsal muscle c) Straub’s
heart d) B.P. of
anaesthesized cat
Q.26subcutaneously given drug shows longest duration of action if
it given in the form of
a) Aqueous solution b) Pellets c) Aqueous suspension d) Oily
suspension
Q.27 Enteric coated tablet release drug in the :
a) Stomach b) Small intestine c) Large intestine d) oral cavity
Q.28 The quickest absorption of drugs takes place by:
a) Oral route b) I.M. route c) I.V. route d) Inhalation
Q.29 Which of the following gives you the best therapeutic index?
a) LD50/ED50 b) ED50/LD50 c) CD50/LD50 d) LD50/cD50
Q.30 For ventricular arrhythmia, the drug of choice is :
a) Propranolol b) Lignocaine c) Dipheyl hydantoin d) Quinidine
Q.31 Mast cells are noted for their high content of Histamine and:
a) Norepinephrine b) Acetylcholine c) Epinephrine d) Heparin
Q.32 Drug used in acute bronchial asthma:
a) Epinephrine b) Salbutamol c) Aminophylline d) Serotonin
Q.33 Which of the following will produce constipation when used as
antacid
a) Aluminium hydroxide gel b) Magnesium trisilicate
c) Calcium carbonate d) Sodium chloride
Q.34 Anthraquinone group of purgatives are :
a) Osmotic purgative b) Lubricant purgative c) Irritant purgative
d) Bulk purgative
Q.35 The drug of choice in the treatment of typhoid fever is:
a) Steroids b) Chloramphenicol c) Isoniazid d) Tetracycline
Q.36 The drug used in the treatment of Leprosy is :
a) Dapsone b) Streptomycin c) Ribavirin d) Oleandomycin
Q.37 The drug used in the treatment of hookworm infection is :
a) Piperazine b) Mebendazole c) Thiobendazole d) Tetrachloethylene
Q.38 The antimalarial drug is :
a) Quinine sulphate b) Chloroquine c) Proguanil d) Quinidine
Q.39 Which of the following drugs is an aldosterone antagonist?
a) Chlorthiazide b) Spironolactone c) Fursemide d) Triametrene
Q.40 Astringents are the drugs acting by :
a) Dialation of blood vessels b) Constriction of blood vessels
c) precipitating the protein of epithelium d) None of these
Q.41 Net high energy phosphate bond formed per mole of glucose is
:
a) 40 b) 38 c) 36 d) 34
Q.42 In pentose phosphate pathway G-6-P formation takes place
utilizing 3 molecules of
G-6-P is :
a) 3½ moles of G-6-P b) 3 moles of G-6-P c) 2½ moles of G-6-P d) 2
moles of G-6-P
Q.43 The amino acid is responsible for the biosynthesis of
catecholamine is
a) Typtophan b) Phenylalanine c) Cysteine d) Alanine
Q.44 The invert sugar is :
a) Glucose b) Sucrose c) Starch d) Glycogen
Q.45 Rancidity of fat is due to oxidation of :
a) Saturated glycerides b) Unsaturated glycerides c) Both of a
& b d) none of these
Q.46 Amphoteric nature of protein is due to presence of :
a) -NH2 group & -COOH group b) –S – S bond c) –SH group &
CH3 d) >C=O group
Q.47 The simplest and smallest amino acid is :
a) Glycine b) Alanine c) Cystine d) Valine
Q.48 Which of the following fatty acids is essential fatty acid?
a) Stearic acid b) Butyric acid c) Archidonic acid d) Oleic acid
Q.49 Complete degradation of different amino acids in mammals
takes places through :
a) Embden mayerhof pathway b) Citric acid cyclic
c) Pentose pathway d) uronic acid pathway
Q.50 The enzymes of citric acid cycle are located in the :
a) Mitochondrial matrix b) Cytoplasm c) Endoplasmic reticulum d)
All of these
Q.51 The antagonistic substance of prostaglandins is :
a) Phospholipase b) Indomethacin c) Arylsulfatase d) Methysergide
Q.52 All pencillins show some degree of activity against
a) Gram-negative cocci b) Gram-postive cocci c) both a & b d)
Virus
Q.53 In low concentration streptomycin is :
a) Bacteriostatics b) bacteriocidal c) Both of these d) none of
these
Q.54 Kanamycin is active against :
a) Salmonella typhi b) Haemophilus Influenza
c) Proteus vulgaris d) Serratia marcescens
Q.55 Erythromycin is destroyed by :
a) Acidic pH b) Alkaline pH c) Neutral pH d) none of these
Q.56 Mycotoxins mean for :
a) Bacterial toxin b) Fungal toxin c) Protozoal toxin d) Viral
toxin
Q.57 Enzymes are broadly classified into :
a) 10 classes b) 8 classes c) 6 classes d) 4 classes
Q.58 Enzymes are biological catalysts. The characteristic feature
of which is :
a) Protein in nature b) Lipid in nature c) carbohydrate in nature
d) vitamin in nature
Q.59 For proper development of bones, the following ions are
essential :
a) Iodine and Iron b) Zinc and Cobalt c) Iron and Cobalt d)
Calcium and Phosphorus
Q.60 In case of heart patient, the following salt restriction is
essential :
a) K-restricted diet b) Na – restricted diet c) Ca - restricted
diet d)Mg - restricted diet
Q.61 The antibiotic which is found to be most susceptible to
mycobacterium tuberculosis
a) Penicillin b) Ampicillin c) Streptomycin d) Chloramphenicol
Q.62 Quinine is the drug of choice in Malaria which contains in
its structure a Heterocyclic
ring namely :
a) Pyridine b) Quinoline c) Indole d) Imidazole
Q.63 The main cause of deterioration of pencillin is the
reactivity of the strained ring :
a) Thiazole b) β-lactam c) isoxazole d) Carboxythinyl
Q.64 An antineoplastic agent containing aziridine ring ontained
from some strains of
streptomyces is :
a) Bleomycin A b) Mitomycin C c) Adriamycin d) Mithramycin
Q.65 An antihypertensive drug which is alkaloid, is obtained from
:
a) Rauwolfia serpentina b) Papaver somnifera
c) Digitalis purpurea d) Atropa belladonna
Q.66 When blood is placed in 0.89 % NaCl solution then there will
be :
a) Hemolysis b) No hemolysis c) Shrinkage of RBC d) Swelling of
RBC
Q.67 When steam is passed through a water insoluble liquid, the
mixture starts boiling :
a) The liquid attains its normal boiling temperature b) The
mixture attains V.P. equal
to the extranal pressure c) The liquid stains 1000C d) none of
these
Q.68 For an ideal solution of two compounds A and B the V.P. of A
is equal to Product
of V.P. of Compound B in pure state and :
a) The mole fraction of the compound A b) The moles fraction of
the compound B
c) No. of moles of compound A d) No. of moles of compound B
Q.69 At the triple point of water, there exists :
a) Four phase b) Three phase c) Two phase d) One phase
Q.70 The solubility of hydrated sodium sulphate increases with
temperature upto 320C
And decreases with rise of temperature. This is due to :
a) Initial endothermic reaction turns into exothermic reaction b)
Ionization of sodium
sulphate c) Decomposition of sodium sulphate d) none of these
Q.71 When a liquid is poured to another liquid then the liquid
will spread or not spread
And that depends on :
a) S.T. of sublayer greater than sum of S.T. of spreading liquid
and interfacial tension
between the sublayer and spreading liquid b) S.T. of sublayer is
lesser than…….
c) S.T. of spreading liquid is greater than sublayer liquid d)
S.T. of spreading liquid
is equal to sublayer liquid
Q.72 The content of Red Blood Cell cannot come out through cell
membrane because :
a) Size of molecule inside the cell is much bigger than the pore
of membrane
b) Membrane shows a high degree of sensitivity of cell content c)
There are no pores
in the membrane d) none of these
Q.73 A sea driver experience a pathological condition term ‘BENDS’
if he floats up very
Fast. This phenomenon can be explained by :
a) Rault’s law b) Henry’s law c) Nernst’s law d) Dalton’s law
Q.74 The ionic product of water is 1 × 10-14 at 250C and pH of
water at this stage is :
a) 14 b) 7 c) 1 d) 0
Q.75 A solution having pH 5 was prepared by mixing certain
quantities of acetic acid and
Sodium acetate. The solution can offer a resistance to pH changes.
The magnitude of
This resistance is known as
a) Co-efficient of buffer b) Buffer capacity c) Acid strength of
solution
d) Basic strength of solution
Q.76 Standard EMF of a cell is defined as the measured EMF of a
cell when :
a) Reactants have unit activity b) Products have unit activity c)
Reactants and
products have unit activity d) Reactants and products have
different activities
Q.77 The distribution coficient for iodine between water and
carbon tetrachloride at 250C
Is K = C H2O/CCl4 = 0.012. to effect better extraction of 0.2 gm
iodine in 100 ml
Water, how do you use 20 ml carbon tetrachloride?
a) 20 ml CCl4 at a time b) 20 ml CCl4 in portion taking 10 ml at a
time c) 20 ml of
CCl4 in portion taking 5 ml at a time d) Does not depend on the
volume of CCl4 for
Effective extraction
Q.78 Heamoglobin is complex of metal. The metal present with
heamoglobin is :
a) Copper b) Iron c) Manganese d) Cobalt
Q.79 Dialysis is used for purity of colloidal suspension from :
a) Sugar b) Protein c) Ionic substances d) None of these
Q.80 Carbon has six electrons its outer shell but is :
a) Bivalent compound b) Trivalent compound c) Tetravalent compound
d) Compound with variable valency
Q.81 Reversible change of state is the basic principle in
pharmaceutical preparations
a) Inhaler b) Aerosols c) Implants d) none of these
Q.82 When solid salol is mixed with solid thymol, the mixture
melts below their
individual melting points. The lowest temperature at which both
the solid and liquid
co-exist is called
a) Critical solution temperature b) Eutectic temperature
c) Critical temperature d) Lower critical temperature
Q.83 The ultraviolet light absorbed by organic compound causes :
a) Molecular vibration b) Electronic excitation c) Both molecular
vibration and
electronic excitation d) none of these
Q.84 Biologically active morphine molecule is :
a) Laevo rotatory b) Detro rotatory c) Racemic d) Optically
inactive
Q.85 Molar refractiom Rm of compound is :
a) An addative property b) A constitutive property c) both a &
b d) none of these
Q.86 Water-ethyl alcohol mixture on fractional distillation gives
95 % alcohol distillate.
This is due to :
a) Ineffecient distillation column b) Non volatile nature of
alcohol
c) Formation of azotropic mixture d) Formation of ideal solution
Q.87 Waterboils at 1000C at normal pressure. When 1 gm of NaCl is
dissolved in 100 ml
Of water, then its boiling point is :
a) Remain same as that of water b) Increases
c) Decreases d) may depend on volume of solution
Q.88 Glacier moves because :
a) Gravitational pull increased with deposion of ice b) Heavy
pressure of ice helps to
melt the ice at the bottom c) Temperature rises with pressure of
ice d) none of these
Q.89 The equilibrium constant and rate constant of reaction
indicates :
a) How far and how fast reaction will proceed b) Only how far a
reaction will proceed
c) Only how fast a reaction will proceed d) Possibility of
reaction
Q.90 The expiry date on the drug indicates that the concentration
changes to :
a) half of its original concentration b) 0 % of its original
concentration
c) 10 % of its original concentration d) Not related to its
concentration but to its activity
Q.91 To prepare oil in water emulsion, the emulsifying agent must
have HLB value in
the range of :
a) 0 – 3 b) 3 – 8 c) 8 – 16 d) 16 – 18
Q.92 Stability of a suspension can be predicted by measuring :
a) Nernst potential b)Zeta potential c) Density of suspension
d)Viscosity of suspension
Q.93 Particle size can be determined by sedimentation method using
:
a) Kelvin equation b) Stoke’s law c) Poiseuille’s equation d)
Edmundson equation
Q.94 Ethoxylated lanolin is :
a) Water soluble b) Oil soluble c) produce O/W emulsion d) Produce
W/O emulsion
Q.95 Polyoxyethylene sorbitan monopalmitate is :
a) Polysorbate – 20 b) Polysorbate – 40 c) Polysorbate – 60 d)
Polysorbate – 80
Q.96 Specified limit of particles as per U.S.P. in case of large
volume infusions are :
a) 50 particles of 10 μm and lesser per ml of large infusions b)
100 particles of 10 μm
and lesser per ml of large infusions c) 30 particles of 10 μm and
lesser per ml of large
infusions d) 10 particles of 10 μm and lesser per ml of large
infusions
Q.97 Moist heat sterilization of nutrient agar involve the
following :
a) 15 lbs pr sq. inch 15 mins. b) 15 lbs pr sq. inch ½ hr. c) 10
lbs pr sq. inch ½ hr
d) 20 lbs pr sq. inch 15 mins.
Q.98 Melted(350C – 360C) Cocoa butter used as suppository base on
snap cooling will
Produce
a) The v-form which slowly changes to β’-form b) The β’ form
resist to α-form
c) The γ-form is obtained d) α-form is obtained
Q.99 The cash book records :
a) All cash receipts b) All cash payments c) Both a & b d)
Cash & credit safe of goods
Q.100 Profit and loss Account shows :
a) The financial position of the concern b) The degree of honesty
with which
accounting work has been done c) The capital invested in the
business
d) The profit earned or loss suffered by the firm
Answer Key
1.b 2.b 3.b 4.a 5.d 6.b 7.a 8.b 9.c 10.b 11.d 12.b 13.a 14.c 15.b
16.b 17.a 18.b 19.a 20.a 21.b 22.b 23.a 24.b 25.b 26.d 27.b 28.c 29.a 30.b 31.d
32.b 33.a 34.c 35.b 36.a 37.b 38.a 39.b 40.c 41.c 42. 43.b 44.b 45.b 46.a 47.a
48.c 49.b 50.a 51.b 52.a 53.a 54.b 55.a 56.b 57.c 58.a 59.d 60.a 61.c 62.b 63.b
64.b 65.a 66.c 67.b 68.a 69.b 70. 71. 72. 73. 74.b 75.b 76.c 77. 78.b 79.c 80.c
81.b 82.b 83.c 84.a 85.c 86.c 87.c 88. 89.a 90.b 91.c 92.b 93.b 94. 95.d 96.
97. 98.a 99.c 100.d
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