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WorksheetsMidterm Examination - Perspective in Pharmacy
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 56mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
It is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being, not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.
a)
a. health
b)
b. quality life
c)
c. wellness
d)
d. fitness
2.
An individual who provides preventive, curative, health care services in a systematic way to people, families or communities
a)
a. health professional
b)
b. health practitioner
c)
c. healthcare provider
d)
d. all of the above
3.
This practice model promoted the pharmacist as a key member of the healthcare team, with responsibility for the outcomes of medication therapy.
a)
a. pharmaceutics
b)
b. patient counselling
c)
c. pharmacy practice
d)
d. pharmaceutical care
4.
The one who can create an idea/vision and motivate others team members to achieve the vision.
a)
a. leader
b)
b. decision-maker
c)
c. caregiver
d)
d. teacher
5.
They also undergo various exercises to gain knowledge on pharmacy laws and regulatory to improve the professional pharmacists’ competencies.
a)
a. pharmacist
b)
b. pharmacist assistant
c)
c. student pharmacist
d)
d. teacher
6.
The lifelong process of active participation in learning activities that assists individuals in developing and maintaining continuing competence, enhancing their professional practice, and supporting achievement of their career goals.
a)
a. Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education
b)
b. teaching sessions
c)
c. continuing professional development
d)
d. seminars and workshops
7.
These are the seven-star pharmacist concept by WHO, except:
a)
a. communicator
b)
b. decision-maker
c)
c. manager
d)
d. entrepreneur
8.
The pharmacist must possess the ability to evaluate, synthesize data and information, and decide upon the most appropriate course of action.
a)
a. lifelong learner
b)
b. teacher
c)
c. caregiver
d)
d. decision-maker
9.
The pharmacist must provide a link between physicians and patient, and to other health care professionals.
a)
a. communicator
b)
b. lifelong learner
c)
c. decision-maker
d)
d. teacher
10.
It helps the practitioners to collect the accurate and comprehensive information form the patient and it will help practitioners to provide successful patient-related pharmaceutical education to the patient.
a)
a. continuing professional development
b)
b. effective communication skills
c)
c. education and training
d)
d. lifelong learner
11.
These are books containing the standards for drugs and other related substances.
a)
a. pharmacopoeias
b)
b. formularies
c)
c. monograph
d)
d. a and b
12.
These are the compilations of drugs which are recognised as legal standard of purity, quality and strength by a government agency of respective countries of their origin.
a)
a. official compendia
b)
b. non-official compendia
c)
c. codex
d)
d. package inserts
13.
Which of the following is a non-official compendia?
a)
a. British Pharmacopoeia
b)
b. Remington’s Pharmaceutical Sciences
c)
c. USP/NF
d)
d. Indian Pharmacopoeia
14.
It is the source of official standards for drugs in the UK and other parts of the world.
a)
a. United States Pharmacopoeia
b)
b. Pharmacopoeia of India
c)
c. British Pharmacopoeia
d)
d. United Kingdom Pharmacopoeia
15.
The British Pharmaceutical Codex differs from British Pharmacopoeia in that:
a)
a. It contains many more drugs and preparations.
b)
b. It provides standards for drugs, surgical dressings and pharmaceutical preparations not included in the BP.
c)
c. It provides information on the actions and uses of drugs, their undesirable effects, precautions, and the treatment of poisoning.
d)
d. All of the above
16.
It is a monthly pharmaceutical trade magazine.
a)
a. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education
b)
b. Pharma Today
c)
c. The Eastern Pharmacist
d)
d. All of the above
17.
It was formerly known as the Indian Journal of Pharmacy.
a)
a. Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Education and Research
b)
b. The Eastern Pharmacist
c)
c. Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences
d)
d. Journal of Medicinal Chemistry
18.
It is an integral component of the Philippine Medicines Policy which aims to make quality essential drugs available, accessible, efficacious, safe and affordable
a)
a. Philippine National Formulary
b)
b. MIMS
c)
c. Philippine Pharmacopoeia
d)
d. Better Pharmacy
19.
It is also known as the Extra Pharmacopoeia.
a)
a. Physician’s Desk Reference
b)
b. Remington
c)
c. Martindale
d)
d. USP Drug Information
20.
It is a source of patient counselling information for the pharmacist.
a)
a. Drug Facts and Comparisons
b)
b. Physician’s Desk Reference
c)
c. USP Drug Information
d)
d. Extra Pharmacopoeia
21.
It is published by the American Pharmacists Association and provides a good reference for OTC drugs.
a)
a. USP Drug Information
b)
b. Handbook of Nonprescription Drugs
c)
c. Remington
d)
d. Martindale
22.
It is an excellent text, especially for use in a compounding pharmacy where determinations of drug stability and compatibility are important.
a)
a. MIMS
b)
b. USP/NF
c)
c. British Pharmacopoeia
d)
d. Remington
23.
It includes factual information on product availability, indications, administration and dose, pharmacological actions, contraindications, warnings, precautions, adverse reactions, overdose, and patient instructions.
a)
a. USP/NF
b)
b. Drug Facts and Comparisons
c)
c. MIMS
d)
Option 4
24.
It provides scientific monographs on herbal medications
a)
a. Lawrence Review of Natural Products
b)
b. Extra Pharmacopoeia
c)
c. Martindale
d)
d. Philippine National Formulary
25.
It served as a supplement to British Pharmacopoeia.
a)
a. USP/NF
b)
b. British Pharmaceutical Codex
c)
c. The International Pharmacopoeia
d)
d. Pharmacopoeia of India
26.
It is also known as the Philippine Pharmacy Act.
a)
a. R.A. no. 10912
b)
b. R.A. no. 5921
c)
c. R.A. no. 10918
d)
d. R.A. no. 6675
27.
The following are the objectives of Philippine Pharmacy Act, except:
a)
a. Standardization and regulation of pharmacy education.
b)
b. Administration of licensure examination, registration, and licensing of pharmacy assistants.
c)
c. Supervision, control, and regulation of the practice of pharmacy in the Philippines
d)
d. Integration of the pharmacy profession.
28.
Which of the following activities is exclusive to licensed pharmacist?
a)
a. Engage in teaching scientific, technical, or professional pharmacy courses in a school or college of pharmacy.
b)
b. Chemical, biological or microbiological analyses and assay of pharmaceutical products, food/dietary supplements, health supplements, and cosmetics.
c)
c. Physico-chemical analyses for medical devices used in aid of administration of pharmaceutical products
d)
d. Administration of adult vaccines as approved by the FDA.
29.
R.A. no. 8981 is also kwon as:
a)
a. The Pharmacy Law
b)
b. The Generics Act of 1988
c)
c. Special Law on Counterfeit Drugs
d)
d. PRC Modernization Act of 2000
30.
The following are the current standards which are deemed vital in the performance of the roles and functions in different pharmacy practice areas, except:
a)
a. Good Laboratory Practice
b)
b. Philippine Practice Standards for Pharmacists
c)
c. FIP Code of Ethics
d)
d. Good Distribution Practice
31.
It is pharmaceutical services of a duly licensed pharmaceutical outlet done through the use of telephone, teleconferencing, or facsimile.
a)
a. telepharmacy
b)
b. telephone
c)
c. teleconferencing
d)
d. facsimile
32.
it is the process wherein a pharmacist provides consultative services and conducts preliminary assessment of symptoms and refers the patient to a physician or other health care professional.
a)
a. referral registry
b)
b. patient education
c)
c. patient counselling
d)
d. referral
33.
It is the act of dispensing the remaining balance of medicines ordered in the prescription.
a)
a. filling
b)
b. dispensing
c)
c. refilling
d)
d. refilling
34.
These are medicines which can only be dispensed by a pharmacist to a patient, upon the presentation of a valid prescription.
a)
a. ethical medicines
b)
b. OTC medicines
c)
c. prescription medicines
d)
d. a and c
35.
It is a method of secret writing that substitutes other letters or characters for the letter intended or transpose the letter after arranging them in blocks or squares.
a)
a. cipher
b)
b. secret keys
c)
c. code
d)
d. Greek words
36.
These are over-the-counter medicines that can be obtained only from a licensed pharmacist, with mandatory pharmacist’s advice on their selection and proper use.
a)
a. pharmacist-only OTC medicines
b)
b. ethical medicines
c)
c. OTC medicines
d)
d. prescription medicines
37.
A person who assists the pharmacists in different aspects of pharmacy operation with a minimum degree of independence or decision making and may have supervised interaction with patients.
a)
a. pharmacy clerk
b)
b. pharmacy aide
c)
c. pharmacy assistant
d)
d. pharmacy technician
38.
These are pharmaceutical products unfit for human consumption, following the standards of quality or purity of that are stated in the USP/NF and Philippine Pharmacopeia.
a)
a. expired product
b)
b. adulterated products
c)
c. counterfeit products
d)
d. generic products
39.
It is the proprietary name given by the manufacturer to distinguish its product from those of competitors.
a)
a. generic name
b)
b. brand name
c)
c. non-proprietary name
d)
d. drug name
40.
A counterfeit product refers to:
a)
a. products with wrong ingredients
b)
b. products without active ingredients
c)
c. products that are deliberately and fraudulently mislabelled with respect to identity or with fake packaging
d)
d. all of the above
41.
These are entities licensed by appropriate government agencies, and which are involved in compounding or dispensing and selling of pharmaceutical products directly to end-users.
a)
a. pharmaceutical manufacturers
b)
b. pharmaceutical outlets
c)
c. non-traditional outlets
d)
d. pharmaceutical establishments
42.
These characteristic style or symbols kept from the knowledge of other or disclosed confidentially to a few individuals.
a)
a. secret keys
b)
b. Greek words
c)
c. code
d)
d. cipher
43.
These include proteins, nucleic acids, or living microorganisms where the virulence is reduced and are used for therapeutic or for in vivo diagnostic purposes.
a)
a. biopharmaceuticals
b)
b. diet supplements
c)
c. health supplements
d)
d. vitamins and minerals
44.
A person who assists in compounding and dispensing of medicines or engaged in other activities under the supervision of the pharmacist.
a)
a. pharmacist
b)
b. pharmacy technician
c)
c. pharmacy assistant
d)
d. pharmacy aide
45.
It is any article intended for use in diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease of man or animals.
a)
a. medicine
b)
b. pharmaceutical product
c)
c. drug
d)
d. biopharmaceutical
46.
It is the end date when the manufacturer can guarantee that a product possesses its claimed potency, efficacy, quality, and safety.
a)
a. manufacturing date
b)
b. distribution date
c)
c. procurement date
d)
d. expiration date
47.
The contents of a food supplement:
a)
a. vitamins and minerals
b)
b. herbs and other botanicals
c)
c. amino acids
d)
d. all of the above
48.
It is the scientifically and internationally recognized name of the active ingredients.
a)
a. generic name
b)
b. brand name
c)
c. proprietary name
d)
d. drug name
49.
The contents of a health supplement:
a)
a. amino acids
b)
b. probiotics
c)
c. vitamins
d)
d. minerals
50.
It is a supervised practical experience that is required to be completed for licensure as a registered pharmacist.
a)
a. refresher program
b)
b. post-graduate program
c)
c. internship program
d)
d. CPD program
51.
These are drugs in their appropriate dosage forms, with assured quality, safety and efficacy for humans or animals.
a)
a. pharmaceutical products
b)
b. medicines
c)
c. dietary supplements
d)
d. health supplements
52.
A person who represents pharmaceutical products and whose primary duty is to promote their products to duly licensed health professionals.
a)
a. pharmacist
b)
b. medical representative
c)
c. professional service representative
d)
d. b and c
53.
These are entities licensed by appropriate government agencies to dispense over-the-counter medicines.
a)
a. barangay health center
b)
b. community drugstore
c)
c. non-traditional outlets
d)
d. infirmary
54.
These are entities licensed by appropriate government agencies, and which are involved in the manufacture, importation, exportation, repacking, and distribution of pharmaceutical products to pharmaceutical outlets.
a)
a. pharmaceutical manufacturers
b)
b. pharmaceutical outlet
c)
c. non-traditional outlets
d)
d. pharmaceutical establishments
55.
A person who assists the pharmacists with very minimal degree of independence or decision making and without direct interaction with patients.
a)
a. pharmacy assistant
b)
b. pharmacy technician
c)
c. pharmacy clerk
d)
d. pharmacy aide
56.
These are any article, other than food, intended to affect the structure or any function of the human body or animals.
a)
a. medicines
b)
b. drugs
c)
c. health supplements
d)
d. food supplements
57.
A pharmaceutical product which contains less than eighty percent of the active ingredient it purports to possess.
a)
a. dangerous drugs
b)
b. adulterated drugs
c)
c. deteriorated drugs
d)
d. counterfeit drugs
58.
It is a system of words or other symbols arbitrarily used to represent words.
a)
a. cipher
b)
b. code
c)
c. secret keys
d)
d. all of the above
59.
It is a display of written, printed, or graphic matter on the immediate container of any article.
a)
a. labelling materials
b)
b. secondary packaging
c)
c. labels
d)
d. primary packaging
60.
These are methods of secret writing or use of characteristic style or symbol by substituting other letters or characters for the letters intended, for the purpose of misleading the consumer.
a)
a. cipher
b)
b. code
c)
c. secret keys
d)
d. all of the above
61.
These are the qualifications of the chairperson and the members of the board, except:
a)
a. have been in the active practice of pharmacy for the past ten years
b)
b. have not been convicted of a crime involving moral turpitude
c)
c. be an officer of good standing of the APO for at least five years
d)
d. be a citizen of the Philippines and a resident for at least five years
62.
The Board shall exercise the following powers, functions, and responsibilities:
a)
a. administer and implement the provisions of R.A. no. 10918
b)
b. promulgate rules and regulations, administrative orders, and issuances necessary to carry out the provisions of R.A. no. 10918
c)
c. prepare licensure examination questions, score, and rate the examinations and submit the results thereof to the PRC
d)
d. all of the above
63.
The entity which recommends the issuance, suspension, revocation, or reinstatement of the COR, PIC or STP for the practice of pharmacy.
a)
a. APO
b)
b. PRC
c)
c. PPhA
d)
d. Board of Pharmacy
64.
Non-traditional outlets of pharmaceutical products is classified as:
a)
a. category A
b)
b. category B
c)
c. category C
d)
d. category D
65.
An applicant for the Pharmacists’ Licensure Examination shall establish to the satisfaction of the Board that the following qualifications are met, except:
a)
a. a citizen of the Philippines or of a foreign country which has a law or policy on reciprocity for the practice of the pharmacy profession
b)
b. of good moral character and reputation
c)
c. has completed a refresher program
d)
d. a degree holder of Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy or its equivalent degree conferred by an HEI in the Philippines
66.
The Pharmacists’ Licensure Examination shall be given in places and dates as the PRC may designate:
a)
a. once a year
b)
b. twice a year
c)
c. thrice a year
d)
d. monthly
67.
In order to be registered and licensed as a pharmacist, a candidate must obtain:
a)
a. a general weighted average of fifty percent, with no rating lower than fifty percent in any of the subjects
b)
b. a general weighted average of seventy-five percent, with no rating lower than seventy-five percent in any of the subjects
c)
c. a general weighted average of eighty percent, with no rating lower than fifty percent in any of the subjects
d)
d. a general weighted average of seventy-five percent, with no rating lower than fifty percent in any of the subjects
68.
The PIC shall be renewed upon presentation of the COGS from the APO and proof of completion of the CPD requirements:
a)
a. every three years
b)
b. every year
c)
c. every two years
d)
d. every five years
69.
Any foreign citizen who has gained entry in the Philippines to perform professional services within the scope of the practice of pharmacy including the following, except:
a)
a. being a consultant in foreign-funded or assisted projects of the government
b)
b. being engaged or employed by a Filipino employer or establishment;
c)
c. providing free services in humanitarian missions
d)
d. none of the above
70.
Pharmaceutical establishments/outlets where the direct and immediate control and supervision of a duly registered and licensed pharmacist is required.
a)
a. category A
b)
b. category B
c)
c. category C
d)
d. category D
71.
The penalty for adulterating and misbranding of pharmaceutical products:
a)
a. a fine of not less than ₱250.000.00 but not exceeding ₱500.000.00
b)
b. a fine of not less than ₱100.000.00 but not exceeding ₱200.000.00
c)
c. imprisonment of not less than 1 year and 1 day but not more than 6 years
d)
d. a and c
72.
The penalty for noncompliance with the requirements on the keeping of record books by a pharmaceutical outlet:
a)
a. imprisonment of not less 30 days but not more than one 1 year
b)
b. a fine of not less than ₱100.000.00 but not exceeding ₱200.000.00
c)
c. imprisonment of not less than 1 year and 1 day but not more than 6 years
d)
d. a and b
73.
The penalty for using of cipher, codes, or secret keys or unusual names or terms in prescriptions:
a)
a. a fine of not less than ₱200.000.00 but not exceeding ₱400.000.00
b)
b. imprisonment of not less than 1 year and 1 day but not more than 6 years
c)
c. imprisonment of not less 30 days but not more than one 1 year
d)
d. a fine of not less than ₱250.000.00 but not exceeding ₱500.000.00
74.
The Board shall have the power to revoke or suspend the COR of a registered pharmacist or to cancel an STP of a foreign pharmacist on any of the following grounds:
a)
a. addiction to alcoholic beverages or to any habit-forming drug rendering a pharmacist incompetent to practice the profession
b)
b. issue and promulgate guidelines on CPD in coordination with the APO
c)
c. conduct or undertake scientific research in all aspects involving pharmaceutical products and health care
d)
d. provide other services where pharmaceutical knowledge is required
75.
The Pharmacists’ Licensure Examination shall cover the following subjects:
a)
a. Pharmacology and Toxicology
b)
b. Pharmaceutical Biochemistry
c)
c. Pharmaceutical Calculations
d)
d. all of the above
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