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PH-PHR214 Laboratory Finals Unit Exam

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Which of the following are uses of Boric Acid Vaginal Suppositories?
a)
Antifungal
b)
Anti-infective
c)
Antibiotic
d)
Antiseptic
2.
Which of the following statements is/are true?
a)
A lower melting point than the body allows convenient storage without the use of refrigerators in preparation of a PEG suppository base.
b)
The comminution of Polyethylene glycol, allows faster dissolution time of this active ingredient.
c)
To aid in achieving the desired consistency and characteristic of the suppository base, combination by fusion of various types of PEG is done.
3.
Which of the following “type of suppository-its shape” is/are not matched?
a)
Rectal-Conical
b)
Vaginal-Pencil Shaped
c)
Urethral-Oviform
d)
None of the choices
4.
This classification of suppository base does not need to be refrigerated, does not melt at room temperature and does not leak out in body orifices.
a)
Miscellaneous Base
b)
Oleaginous Base
c)
Water Soluble Base
d)
Water-Miscible Base
5.
Which of the following method of preparing suppository uses grated cocoa butter?
a)
Fusion Method
b)
Hand Rolling and Shaping
c)
Compression Molding
d)
Melt-Molding Method
6.
Which of the following statements regarding Pediatric Chewable Gummy Gel is/are correct?
a)
It is derived from the Latin word supponere meaning “to place under”.
b)
It is also called gummies.
c)
It is a lozenge, specifically a soft lozenge.
7.

True or False. In the procedure of making Gummy Gel Base, it should be that the water will be added first with glycerin rather than adding the water with gelatin.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Which of the following ingredient of Pediatric Chewable Gummy Gel is/are incorrectly matched with their use in the preparation?

a)

Acacia-Sweetener

b)

Ascorbic Acid - Source of Vitamin C

c)

Citric Acid Monohydrate - Acidulant

d)

Glycerin - Binder

9.
Which of the following could be the packaging of Pediatric Chewable Gummy Gel?
a)
Plastic Bag
b)
Wax Paper
c)
Aluminum Foil
10.

True or False. Mold growth and bleeding are common physical stabilities of Pediatric Chewable Gummy Gel.

a)

True

b)

False

11.
Which of the following is/are true about Absorbable Dusting Powder, USP?
a)
It contains not less than 2.0% of Magnesium Oxide.
b)
It's prepared by processing cornstarch.
c)
It's intended for use as a lubricant for surgical gloves.
12.
Which of the following is/are physical instabilities of Absorbable Dusting Powder, USP?
a)
Caking
b)
Stratification
c)
Mold Formation
d)
Moistening
13.
Which of the following are advantages of granules over powder?
a)
It flows better.
b)
It's used in tablet-making.
c)
It's fast dissolution and dispersion.
d)
It's less likely to form cake on long storage.
14.
The particle size (sieve opening) range of a fine classification powder is:
a)
125-180 um
b)
115-150 um
c)
355-1000 um
d)
90-125 um
15.
This type of powder paper is a thin, semi-opaque and moisture resistant paper.
a)
Bond Paper
b)
Glassine Paper
c)
Wax Paper
d)
Vegetable Parchment Paper
16.

Which of the following statements is/are TRUE regarding powders?

a)

Powders provide faster onset of action as compared to granules.

b)

Disintegration is the only prerequisite for powders prior to absorption.

c)

Powders possess larger surface area compared to granules.

d)

Powders are less dispersible than granules.

17.
What is/are the advantages of granules over powders?
a)
Granules have better flow properties compared to powders.
b)
Granules are more stable from effects of atmospheric humidity due to their larger surface area.
c)
Granules generates less dust during processing and has good compressibility than powders.
18.
Which is the source of water in the dry granulation method?
a)
Tartaric Acid
b)
Citric Acid
c)
Sodium Bicarbonate
d)
Sulfuric Acid
19.
Method of preparing effervescent granules wherein the binding agent used is water.
a)
Dry Method
b)
Fusion Method
c)
Wet Method
20.

Upon storage, the Acetaminophen Effervescent Tablets developed molds. What could have gone wrong in the preparation?

a)

Equipment used in the preparation were not acid-resistant.

b)

The particle size were not uniform due to inappropriate sieving.

c)

Too much water was added in the preparation.

d)

The granules were dried properly and the moisture caused the development of molds.

21.
Aqueous solutions often in<br />concentrated form that<br />are used by swishing the<br />liquid in the oral cavity.
a)
Mouthwashes
b)
Gargles
c)
Enema
d)
Suspensions
22.
What is the purpose of Sodium Startch Glycolate in preparing the Ginger Mouth Rinse Tablets?
a)
Preservative
b)
Disintegrant
c)
Diluent
d)
Co-Solvent
e)
Sweetener
23.
What is the solvent used to extract ginger for the mouthrinse tablets?
a)
95% Alcohol
b)
Methanol
c)
Menthold
d)
Water
24.
Which of the following statements is/are TRUE regarding the preparation of Ginger Mouth Rinse Tablets?
a)
10 g of dried ginger was digested for 24 hours with 95% alcohol as the menstruum.
b)
Ginger Mouth Rinse Tablets are molded tablets that are more friable compared to compressed tablets.
c)
The use of steel spatula is recommended over plastic spatulas n order to ensure a smooth texture for the tablets.
d)
These tablets should be stored in narrow-mouth amber bottles.<br />
25.
An instability of tablets characterized by the separation of a tablet into two or more distinct horizontal layers.
a)
Capping
b)
Lamination
c)
Cracking
d)
Crumbling
e)
Chipping
26.
These are small, round solid dosage forms that contains medicinal agent intended to be administered orally.
a)
Capsules
b)
Cachets
c)
Troches
d)
Pills
27.
The largest size for hard shell capsules is ___.
a)
Size 000
b)
Size 00
c)
Size 0
d)
Size 4
e)
Size 5
28.
Which of the following statements is/are FALSE regarding the preparation of Aspirin Capsules?
a)
Lactose is used as a diluent in the preparation.
b)
An allowance of 5-10% in weighing ingredients is provided to accommodated for transfer loss.
c)
A tightly-packed capsule is preferred for best bioavailability.
d)
Ingredients are triturated first to reduce particle size and ensure uniform distribution.
29.
Storage Precautions for Capsules
a)
Avoid exposure to humidity and moist environment to prevent oxidation.
b)
Avoid exposure to air to prevent oxidation.
c)
Preserve in tight containers.
d)
Store in 15 mL wide mouth amber bottle with cotton plug.
30.

How many mg of lactose is needed to prepare 250 mg Aspirin Capsule using a Size 0 hard shell capsule? Do not account for transfer loss.

a)

510 mg

b)

150 mg

c)

290 mg

d)

50 mg

31.
Halamang gamot commonly used for skin condition like scabies, athlete's foot, tinea flava and ringworm
a)
Bayabas
b)
Bawang
c)
Niyug-Niyogan
d)
Akapulko
e)
Yerba Buena
32.

Halamang gamot known for its use in lowering uric acid especially in conditions such as gout and rheumatism

a)

Bayabas

b)

Bawang

c)

Pansit-Pansitan

d)

Akapulko

e)

Yerba Buena

33.
What type of ointment base was used in Akapulko Ointment?
a)
Hydrocarbon Base
b)
Absorption Base
c)
Water Soluble Base
d)
Water-Washable Base
34.
Which of the following statements is/are TRUE regarding the preparation of Akapulko Ointment?
a)
An earthenware vessel is advisable to use in making the decoction since aluminum pots contain lead that may react with the components of the plant.
b)
Endpoint for boiling is 15 minutes OR until the volume of the liquid is reduced to half the original volume.
c)
White Petrolatum is added first in the steam bath to avoid its decomposition.
d)
Allow the solution to cool to room temperature before the addition of the parabens.
35.
Which of the following ingredient/s is/are commonly used as a preservative in herbal preparations?
a)
Sodium Lauryl Sulfate
b)
Propylene Glycol
c)
Methylparaben
d)
Stearyl Alcohol
e)
Propylparaben
36.
Method of preparation of syrups that ensure stability of the preparation.
a)
Solution with the Aid of Heat
b)
Solution by Agitation without the Aid of Heat
c)
Addition of Sucrose to a Medicated Liquid
d)
Percolation
37.
What method of extraction was used in the preparation of Senna Fluidextract?
a)
Maceration
b)
Percolation
c)
Digestion
d)
Infusion
e)
Decoction
38.

Which of the following statements is/are TRUE regarding the preparation of Senna Fluidextract?

a)

Percolation is done at a moderate rate wherein the collected menstruum is reused and allowed to pass through the percolator again until the drug is practically exhausted of its active principles.

b)

The first 12 mL of the percolate is collected and discarded.

c)

The remaining percolate is concentrated over a steam bath not exceeding 60 degrees celsius until a soft extract is produced.

d)

The solvent used is a mixture of 1 volume water and 2 volumes alcohol.

39.
The following are specific QC tests required for capsules EXCEPT
a)
Weight variation
b)
Minimum Fill
c)
Content Uniformity
d)
Microbial Test
e)
pH
40.

Allergenicity and primary irritation tests must be performed for:

a)

Capsules

b)

Suspensions

c)

Ointments and Creams

d)

Tablets

e)

Suppositories

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