Quality Control Test of Containers, Closures, Packaging Material

Which of the following is a primary packing material?

• Carton

• Bottle

• Box

• Wrapper

A container that is impervious to solids, liquids, and gases under normal conditions is called:

• Hermetically sealed container

• Tightly-closed container

• Airtight container

• Light-resistant container

Which type of container is used to prevent exposure to actinic light?

• Single-dose container

• Airtight container

• Tamper-evident container

• Light-resistant container

Which container is used to hold a quantity for two or more doses?

• Single-dose container

• Sealed container

• Multidose container

• Tamper-proof container

Tamper-evident containers are primarily designed to:

• Prevent evaporation

• Indicate unauthorized opening

• Resist thermal shock

• Avoid contamination

Type I glass is also known as:

• Soda lime glass

• Borosilicate glass

• Amber glass

• Treated soda lime glass

Which glass is best suited for alkali-sensitive parenteral preparations?

• Type III glass

• Neutral glass

• Type I glass

• Lead-free glass

What surface treatment is applied to Type II glass?

• Lead coating

• Sulphating or sulphuring

• Silicone coating

• Carbon blacking

Which glass is not suitable for parenteral use unless specified?

• Type I

• Type II

• Type III

• Type IV

Amber glass protects from:

• Moisture

• Gases

• Ultraviolet rays

• Thermal expansion