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Drug Literature Sources Quiz

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name

Class

Date

1.

What type of literature provides an overview of a topic without detailed information?

a)

Clinical Trials

b)

Tertiary Literature

c)

Secondary Literature

d)

Primary Literature

2.

Which type of literature refers to references that index or abstract primary literature?

a)

Case Reports

b)

Secondary Literature

c)

Primary Literature

d)

Tertiary Literature

3.

What is an example of primary literature?

a)

Practice Guidelines

b)

Textbooks

c)

Review Articles

d)

Clinical Trials

4.

What is a key advantage of using secondary literature?

a)

It is the most detailed type of literature.

b)

It is the easiest to understand.

c)

It provides comprehensive information.

d)

It helps keep practitioners updated.

5.

Which of the following is NOT a type of drug literature?

a)

Quaternary Literature

b)

Primary Literature

c)

Secondary Literature

d)

Tertiary Literature

6.

What is the main role of pharmacists in the healthcare team?

a)

To conduct surgeries

b)

To provide accurate drug information

c)

To provide financial advice

d)

To manage hospital administration

7.

Which resource is an example of tertiary literature?

a)

Google Scholar

b)

Clinical Trials

c)

CINAHL

d)

Merck Manuals for the Professional

8.

Why is it important to evaluate information from different resources?

a)

To find the cheapest option

b)

To ensure reliability and accuracy

c)

To make it easier to read

d)

To increase the number of sources

9.

What type of literature includes case series and cohort studies?

a)

Primary Literature

b)

Review Articles

c)

Tertiary Literature

d)

Secondary Literature

10.

Which of the following is a characteristic of tertiary literature?

a)

It indexes primary literature.

b)

It provides original research.

c)

It is complex and detailed.

d)

It compiles and repackages information.

11.

What is a common resource for secondary literature?

a)

Encyclopedias

b)

Practice Guidelines

c)

Google Scholar

d)

Textbooks

12.

Which type of literature is most accessible to the public?

a)

Tertiary Literature

b)

Secondary Literature

c)

Primary Literature

d)

Clinical Trials

13.

Which of the following is the primary focus of pharmacists with regards to patient care?

a)

Providing financial support

b)

Accessing and evaluating drug information

c)

Conducting medical research

d)

Managing healthcare facilities

14.

Identify what type of literature this is.

a)

Tertiary literature

b)

Secondary literature

c)

Primary literature

15.

Identify what type of literature this is.

a)

Tertiary literature

b)

Secondary literature

c)

Primary literature

16.

Identify what type of literature this is.

COMPARISON OF THE ANTIOXIDANT PROPERTY IN THE PEEL EXTRACT OF FIVE CITRUS PLANTS FOUND IN THE PHILIPPINES

a)

Tertiary literature

b)

Secondary literature

c)

Primary literature

17.

Identify what type of literature this is.

Journal of Pharmaceutical Health Care and Sciences (JPHCS)

a)

Tertiary literature

b)

Secondary literature

c)

Primary literature

18.

Identify what type of literature this is.

EMBASE

a)

Tertiary literature

b)

Secondary literature

c)

Primary literature

19.

Identify what type of literature this is.

Clinical Key

a)

Tertiary literature

b)

Secondary literature

c)

Primary literature

20.

Identify what type of literature this is.

CINAHL

a)

Tertiary literature

b)

Secondary literature

c)

Primary literature

21.

Google Scholar is considered as

a)

Secondary Literature

b)

Primary Literature

c)

Tertiary Literature

d)

Quaternary Literature

22.

Any review article is considered as

a)

Primary Literature

b)

Tertiary Literature

c)

Secondary Literature

d)

Quaternary Literature

23.

Refers to references that either index or abstract the primary literature, with the goal of directing the user to relevant primary literature

a)

Primary Literature

b)

Secondary Literature

c)

Tertiary Literature

24.

It provides original studies or reports

a)

Primary Literature

b)

Secondary Literature

c)

Tertiary Literature

25.

PUBMed is considered as

a)

Secondary Literature

b)

Primary Literature

c)

Tertiary Literature

d)

Quaternary Literature

26.

In evaluating this part of the journal, it should provide a very brief overview of the study and provide enough information for the reader to determine whether the study is of interest.

a)

Title

b)

Introduction

c)

Discussion

d)

Abstract

27.

Most important part of the journal to be evaluated

a)

Title

b)

Methods

c)

Discussion

d)

Abstract

28.

Focuses on pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic properties of drugs

a)

Journal of Cardiovascular

Pharmacology

b)

Annals of Pharmacotherapy

c)

Clinical Pharmacokinetics

d)

American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education

29.

Focus on new drug therapies and patient counseling as it relates to community pharmacy

a)

American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education

b)

Journal of Pharmacy

and Pharmacology

c)

Medical Letter on Drugs and Therapeutics

d)

Pharmacy Times

30.

Published by American College of Clinical Pharmacy and focused on original research in clinical practice

a)

Clinical Pharmacokinetics

b)

Pharmacotherapy

c)

Pharmacoeconomics

d)

New England Journal of Medicine

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