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Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the definition of a drug?

a)

A type of prescription medication

b)

A book of standards for drugs

c)

Any substance or agent that alters the body’s function

d)

A substance that cures diseases

2.

What does diagnosis refer to?

a)

Lowering the symptoms of the disease

b)

Management of the disease

c)

Screening the disease of the patient

d)

Total eradication of the disease

3.

What is the goal of treatment?

a)

To avoid the occurrence of the disease

b)

To manage the disease of the patient

c)

To analyze the drug's purity

d)

To provide analgesics

4.

What does 'cure' mean in a medical context?

a)

Screening for diseases

b)

Management of symptoms

c)

Total eradication of the disease

d)

A type of pharmaceutical product

5.

What is the purpose of mitigation?

a)

To screen for diseases

b)

To completely eradicate a disease

c)

To manage the disease

d)

To lower the symptoms of the disease

6.

What is morphine classified as?

a)

An analgesic in cancer

b)

An inactive ingredient

c)

A prescription drug

d)

An antidiabetic

7.

What does prevention aim to achieve?

a)

To provide analgesics

b)

To analyze drug quality

c)

To avoid the occurrence of the disease

d)

To manage the disease

8.

What is the USP?

a)

United States Pharmacopeia

b)

Universal Standard Protocol

c)

United Standard of Pharmaceuticals

d)

United States Product

9.

What does 'excipient' refer to?

a)

A standard for drug quality

b)

Inactive ingredient in a drug

c)

Active ingredient in a drug

d)

A type of prescription drug

10.

What is glibenclamide used for?

a)

Curing cancer

b)

Pain relief

c)

Antidiabetic

d)

Preventing diseases

11.

What is the focus of pharmaceutical analysis?

a)

To manage diseases

b)

To determine the purity, safety, and quality of drugs

c)

To screen for diseases

d)

To provide over-the-counter medications

12.

What does 'pure' mean in the context of pharmaceuticals?

a)

Is a finished dosage form

b)

Contains no toxic substances

c)

Is safe for all patients

d)

Has a high standard of quality

13.

What is the definition of 'safe' in pharmaceuticals?

a)

It is not toxic and will not produce adverse effects

b)

It is a type of prescription drug

c)

It is a finished dosage form

d)

It is a standard for drug quality

14.

What does 'quality' refer to in pharmaceuticals?

a)

The management of symptoms

b)

Assurance of high standards

c)

The analysis of drug purity

d)

The total eradication of a disease