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Pcy Premock part 2

Total questions: 54

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Pharmacy was first legally separated from medicine under:

a)

King James I in London

b)

Savonarola in Florence

c)

Frederick II in Sicily

d)

Avicenna in Persia

2.

The *Nuovo Receptario* (1498) became Florence’s legal drug standard due to collaboration between:

a)

Grocers and surgeons

b)

Apothecaries and physicians

c)

Monks and merchants

d)

Colonial governors

3.

The Society of Apothecaries of London was chartered in 1617 due to advocacy by:

a)

Benjamin Franklin

b)

Francis Bacon

c)

Paracelsus

d)

William Procter, Jr.

4.

Louis Hébert is known for being the first apothecary to:

a)

Isolate quinine in Canada

b)

Cultivate native medicinal plants in New France

c)

Publish a North American pharmacopoeia

d)

Serve as Apothecary General

5.

John Winthrop’s “rubila” was primarily:

a)

A standardized alkaloid extract

b)

A multi-use remedy for various ailments

c)

A Shaker herbal formula

d)

Developed with Parke-Davis

6.

Colonial America’s first hospital pharmacy opened in:

a)

Boston, 1642

b)

Quebec, 1618

c)

Philadelphia, 1752

d)

New York, 1765

7.

Jonathan Roberts is remembered as:

a)

First U.S. hospital pharmacist

b)

Founder of PCP

c)

Assistant to Craigie

d)

Editor of *Am. J. Pharm.*

8.

Scheele made his discoveries while working as a:

a)

Berlin professor

b)

Military pharmacist

c)

Swedish apothecary owner

d)

Monastic herbalist

9.

Sertürner confirmed morphine’s effects through:

a)

Hospital trials

b)

Self- and peer experimentation

c)

Parke-Davis collaboration

d)

Napoleonic battlefield tests

10.

Pelletier & Caventou’s quinine isolation advanced treatment of:

a)

Tuberculosis

b)

Syphilis

c)

Malaria

d)

Diphtheria

11.

The Philadelphia College of Pharmacy (1821) arose from:

a)

Counterfeit drug fears

b)

Medical faculty discrimination

c)

Shaker lobbying

d)

Congressional mandate

12.

Shaker “herb bricks” were trusted for their:

a)

Synthetic enhancement

b)

Consistent quality

c)

U.S.P. endorsement

d)

Military use

13.

APhA was founded in:

a)

1821

b)

1852

c)

1868

d)

1884

14.

William Procter, Jr. is “Father of American Pharmacy” due to:

a)

Alkaloid discoveries

b)

Lifelong leadership in standards, education, and unity

c)

Inventing the ampoule

d)

Being a good Pharmacist teacher

15.

At the 1867 Paris Congress, Procter said U.S. pharmacy density is regulated by:

a)

Licensing boards

b)

Market success

c)

University rules

d)

Religious guilds

16.

Prescott’s 1868 curriculum replaced apprenticeship with:

a)

Monastic training

b)

Full-time lab science

c)

Military logistics

d)

Physician oversight

17.

The U.S.P. nearly dissolved in the 1870s due to:

a)

Pharmacist rejection

b)

Medical profession disinterest

c)

War disruption

d)

European dominance

18.

______ revived the U.S.P. by raising it at an APhA meeting:

a)

Charles Rice

b)

Edward R. Squibb

c)

Henry Rusby

d)

Joseph Remington

19.

Parke-Davis’s “Liquor Ergotae Purificatus” (1879) was among the first:

a)

Synthetic antibiotics

b)

Standardized plant drugs

c)

Biological antitoxins

d)

Gelatin capsules

20.

Limousin did NOT invent:

a)

Glass ampoules

b)

Poison color-coding

c)

Sulfonamide drugs

d)

Wafer cachets

21.

U.S. Biological License No. 1 (1903) was for:

a)

Insulin

b)

Smallpox vaccine

c)

Diphtheria antitoxin

d)

Penicillin

22.

Rusby’s 1884 expedition collected about:

a)

4,500 specimens

b)

45,000 specimens

c)

450 extracts

d)

45 tons of bark

23.

Fourneau advanced treatment for:

a)

Malaria & TB

b)

Syphilis & sleeping sickness

c)

Cholera & rabies

d)

Polio & diphtheria

24.

Antipyrine’s 1883 synthesis spurred development of:

a)

Herbal concentrates

b)

Synthetic therapeutics

c)

Vaccine adjuvants

d)

Mineral tonics

25.

U.S. pharma manufacturing matured during:

a)

Revolutionary War

b)

Civil War

c)

WWI

d)

WWII

26.

Penicillin mass production began due to:

a)

University grants

b)

WWII medical demands

c)

Shaker methods

d)

U.S.P. mandates

27.

Saladin de Asculo said a pharmacist should NOT be:

a)

Honest

b)

Compassionate

c)

Skilled in distillation

d)

Greedy

28.

The Basle Apothecaries Oath dates to:

a)

1066

b)

1271

c)

1407

d)

1498

29.

Genoa’s Pharmacists Code was revised in:

a)

1271

b)

1407

c)

1498

d)

1617

30.

Frederick II required pharmacists to:

a)

Use only imports

b)

Follow practice regulations

c)

Serve royalty only

d)

Avoid herbs

31.

The *Nuovo Receptario* was guided by:

a)

Avicenna

b)

Savonarola

c)

Galen

d)

Shaker elders

32.

Pre-1617 British apothecaries were under:

a)

Physicians

b)

Grocers’ Guild

c)

Surgeons

d)

Monks

33.

Hébert settled permanently in Quebec in:

a)

1605

b)

1613

c)

1617

d)

1625

34.

Winthrop’s remedies used:

a)

Only imports

b)

Native + imported plants

c)

Minerals only

d)

Monastic recipes

35.

Elizabeth Marshall was:

a)

U.S. female pharmacist

b)

Herb compiler

c)

Dropper inventor

d)

Shaker leader

36.

John Morgan advocated:

a)

Merging pharmacy/medicine

b)

Independent practice

c)

Royal oversight

d)

Apprenticeship-only

37.

Scheele did NOT discover:

a)

Oxygen

b)

Chlorine

c)

Morphine

d)

Glycerin

38.

Sertürner named morphine after:

a)

God of dreams

b)

His hometown

c)

Galen

d)

The poppy

39.

After isolating quinine, Pelletier & Caventou built:

a)

Biological labs

b)

Manufacturing facilities

c)

Herb networks

d)

New pharmacopoeia

40.

PCP opened in:

a)

Feb 1821

b)

Nov 1821

c)

Mar 1822

d)

Oct 1820

41.

Shaker herb production peaked in the:

a)

1830s

b)

1860s

c)

1880s

d)

1890s

42.

APhA’s founding meeting was at:

a)

Carpenters’ Hall

b)

PCP

c)

Independence Hall

d)

Franklin’s home

43.

Procter, Jr. first served APhA as:

a)

President

b)

Treasurer

c)

Secretary

d)

Chemist

44.

Prescott was rejected in 1871 for:

a)

Opposing U.S.P.

b)

Replacing apprenticeship with science

c)

Supporting herbs

d)

Criticizing Procter

45.

Late-1800s U.S.P. Committee was chaired by:

a)

Charles Rice

b)

Squibb

c)

Remington

d)

Rusby

46.

Parke-Davis’s 1883 “normal liquids” list had:

a)

10 products

b)

20 products

c)

50 products

d)

100 products

47.

Limousin’s ampoules preserved:

a)

Dried herbs

b)

Sterile injectables

c)

Oral doses

d)

Dropper liquids

48.

Diphtheria antitoxin mainly saved:

a)

Soldiers

b)

Elderly

c)

Children

d)

Pregnant women

49.

Fourneau broke Germany’s secret for:

a)

TB

b)

Malaria

c)

Sleeping sickness

d)

Cholera

50.

Pharma research leadership shifted to U.S. after:

a)

Civil War

b)

WWI

c)

1918 flu

d)

WWII

51.

Penicillin mass production was driven by:

a)

Grants

b)

Wartime needs

c)

Shaker farms

d)

U.S.P. rules

52.

“House of Life” is excluded because it’s from the:

a)

Medieval era

b)

Ancient era

c)

Renaissance

d)

Colonial era

53.

Avicenna’s authority lasted in Europe until the

a)

15th century

b)

16th century

c)

17th century

d)

18th century

54.

First private drug stores were in

a)

Rome

b)

Paris

c)

Baghdad

d)

London

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