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Pharmacovigilance Quiz Nursing

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

The main purpose of pharmacovigilance is:

a)

To check drug safety and report side effects

b)

To sell more medicines

c)

To test new products only

d)

To promote advertisements

2.

An Adverse Drug Reaction (ADR) means:

a)

A harmful or unwanted effect of a medicine

b)

A medicine working properly

c)

A benefit of the medicine

d)

The drug's normal action

3.

In India, which authority looks after drug safety?

a)

CDSCO (Central Drugs Standard Control Organization)

b)

ICMR

c)

AIIMS

d)

DBT

4.

The WHO Programme for International Drug Monitoring mainly:

a)

Collects and studies ADR reports from many countries

b)

Helps in selling medicines

c)

Approves new drugs

d)

Tests on animals

5.

Why should nurses report ADRs?

a)

To update safety information about drugs

b)

To increase medicine sales

c)

To advertise brands

d)

To reduce patient visits

6.

Who can report an ADR?

a)

Only doctors

b)

Only pharmacists

c)

Any nurse, healthcare worker, or patient

d)

Only government

7.

Materiovigilance is about:

a)

Monitoring problems with medical devices (like syringes, pacemakers, IV pumps)

b)

Checking food items

c)

Looking at vaccine supply

d)

Studying DNA risks

8.

Which of these is a medical device?

a)

Syringe

b)

Tablet of paracetamol

c)

Capsule of antibiotic

d)

Glucose powder

9.

When should nurses report ADRs?

a)

Whenever any unexpected or serious side effect occurs

b)

Only if it is life-threatening

c)

Only for new medicines

d)

Never, unless asked

10.

Causality assessment in ADR means:

a)

Checking if the reaction is really caused by the drug

b)

Counting medicine cost

c)

Finding fake medicines

d)

Checking if drug works faster

11.

Spontaneous reporting means:

a)

Nurses or healthcare workers report ADRs after noticing them in patients

b)

Only clinical trial reporting

c)

Reporting only in labs

d)

Reporting only by pharma companies

12.

The National Coordination Centre (NCC) in India:

a)

Collects ADR reports from hospitals and nursing colleges

b)

Approves new medicines

c)

Produces drugs

d)

Runs private hospitals

13.

The main aim of Materiovigilance is:

a)

Improve patient safety by monitoring device-related problems

b)

Increase sales of devices

c)

Test prototypes only

d)

Record insurance claims

14.

Example of a device-related problem:

a)

Pacemaker not working properly

b)

Overdose of tablet

c)

Two drugs reacting together

d)

Vitamin deficiency

15.

Correct steps for ADR reporting are:

a)

Identify → Document → Fill ADR form → Send → Follow-up

b)

Ignore the problem

c)

Change the drug silently

d)

Stop medicine and do nothing

16.

A pharmacovigilance centre mainly:

a)

Collects ADR forms and improves medicine safety

b)

Increases drug doses

c)

Promotes new drugs

d)

Replaces hospitals

17.

Which form is used in India for ADR reporting?

a)

Suspected ADR Reporting Form

b)

Purchase form

c)

Maintenance form

d)

Consent form

18.

The WHO also promotes safety monitoring of:

a)

Medical devices

b)

Food packaging

c)

Nursing courses

d)

Insurance schemes

19.

A serious ADR is:

a)

Reaction needing hospitalization or is life-threatening

b)

Mild skin rash

c)

Headache

d)

Tiredness

20.

Nurses should fill an ADR form with:

a)

Patient details, drug name, reaction details, reporter's name

b)

Only drug price

c)

Only patient's address

d)

Only hospital name