Module 3

• Which of the following is not an anti-psychotic agent?

  Rabeprazole
• What is the natural buffer system of the blood? Bicarbonate
• Which of the following is not used to treat

  opioid toxicity?

  Nalorphine
• In the administration of Lidocaine as a local anesthetic, Epinephrine is administered mainly to promote

  Vasoconstriction
• What is the drug of choice for obsessivecompulsive disorder and bulimia?

  Fluoxetine
• Serotonin syndrome is an example of what ADR

  type?

  Type A
• A higher-than-normal calcium level

  Hypercalcemia
• Which of the following is not advertised?

  Mefenamic acid 500 mg tab
• Phase 1 clinical trial specifically evaluates the drug’s ______.

  Safety
• Which of the following insulin types can be given intravenously?

  Regular Insulin
• Anti-hypertensive drugs for pregnant, except:

  Candesartan
• Total parenteral nutrition should be protected

  from light because it contains

  vitamins
• Propranolol can be used in the following

  conditions, except:

  Asthma
• The first recognized representative of pharmaceutical profession:

  hospital pharmacist
• Which of the following drugs reverses isoniazid toxicity?

  Vitamin B6
• The following are alpha-glucosidase inhibitors, except:

  Methimazole
• A class I antiarrhythmic drug that can causes fatigue, arthralgia, myalgia, and low-grade fever, suggestive of systemic lupus erythematosus like syndrome.

  Procainamide
• A retrospective comparison of casual factors or exposures in group of persons with disease and those of persons without the disease

  case-control study
• Which of the following drugs is not used to

  prevent nausea and vomiting after radiation

  therapy?

  Alendronate
• Inhalational anesthetics are used to induce

  General anesthesia
• Which of the following best describes the

  neonates?

  those between 1 day and 1 month of age
• The term that describes the release of water of hydration of solids

  Efflorescence
• Who is not qualified to be a member of the Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee?

  pharmacy intern
• The combination of MAOI and Tyramine-rich foods would result in the following, except:

  Hypotension
• Study of the use and effects of drugs in a large number of people

  Pharmacoepidemiology
• How many milliequivalents are there in 15 mL of a 50% MgSO4 solution? (MW = 246)

  60.97 mEq
• If a drug weighs 10 g and occupies a volume of 8.3 mL, what is the density of the substance?

  1.20 g/mL
• Convert 5% (w/v) to mg/mL:

  50 mg/mL
• . If 700 mL of a 15% (v/v) solution of

  methylsalicylate in alcohol is diluted to 2500

  mL, what will be the percentage strength (v/v)?

  4.2%
• If the ratio 1:250 is expressed as %, the result is:

  0.4%
• A metabolite of cyclophosphamide that is

  thought to cause a chemical irritation of

  bladder mucosa resulting in bleeding

  Acrolein
• A solution contains 5% anhydrous dextrose

  (MW: 180) in water for injection. How many

  milliosmoles per liter are represented by this

  concentration?

  277.78 mOsm
• Which of the following therapeutic uses is

  approved for the drug Thalidomide?

  Leprosy
• Acacia and Bismuth salts

  Cementation
• How many meq of KCl are represented in a 15 mL dose of a 10% w/v KCl elixir (MW: 74.5)

  20.13 mEq
• It refers to the ability of a substance to exist in different crystalline or physical states.

  Polymorphism
• Which of the following needle has the smallest diameter?

  26 gauge, 3 ¾ inches
• It refers to the ability of a substance to exist in

  different crystalline or physical states.

  Polymorphism
• Potassium permanganate and sugar

  Explosive combination
• A type of incompatibility that may be classified as both physical and chemical

  Precipitation