MCQs Test: Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry, Unit-II

MCQs Test: Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry, Unit-II

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Time for this test is 45 minutes.

 

1. Simethicone is used as ----- in Antacid and Antispasmodic preparations.
   1.   Adsorbent.
   2.   Antacid.
   3.   Antispasmodic.
   4.   Diluent.
2. Calamine is a Zinc Oxide with small amount of-----,
   1.   Ferric Chloride.
   2.   Ferric oxide.
   3.   Ferric Sulphite.
   4.   Ferrous Sulphate.
3. Titanium Dioxide is a popular topical agent used in cosmetic preparations protects skin from,
   1.   Bacterial infection.
   2.   Harmful viruses.
   3.   Harmful UV radiations.
   4.   Harmful fungi.
4. The official preparation of Calamine is Calamine lotion, pharmaceutically its a,
   1.   Suspension.
   2.   Emulsion.
   3.   Solution.
   4.   Liniment.
5. Zinc oxide is a popular topical agent has following actions,
   1.   Antiseptic & Astringent.
   2.   Antacid & Astringent.
   3.   Antacid & Protective.
   4.   Antiseptic & Antacid.
6. Hydrogen peroxide is a strong antimicrobial agent which act by,
   1.   Oxidation.
   2.   Halogenation.
   3.   Protein precipitation.
   4.   Neutralization.
7. A bacteriostatic is a substance which,
   1.   Kills the bacterias.
   2.   Stops growth of bacteria.
   3.   Promotes growth of bacteria.
   4.   Differentiate bacteria.
8. Potassium permanganate is also called,
   1.   Blue vitriol.
   2.   Caustic potash.
   3.   Condy’s Crystals.
   4.   Melanterite.
9. Chlorinated lime which is famously called as “Bleaching Powder” causes antimicrobial action by,
   1.   Oxidation.
   2.   Halogenation.
   3.   Protein precipitation.
   4.   Neutralization.
10. Aqueous Iodine solution is also called,
    1.   Tincture of Iodine.
    2.   Lugol’s Iodine.
    3.   Milk of Iodine.
    4.   All of the above.
11. Boric acid is a weak acid, during its assay it reacts with glycerol to produce Glyceroboric acid which is a strong,
    1.   Monobasic acid.
    2.   Dibasic acid.
    3.   Tribasic acid.
    4.   Pentabnasic acid
12. Astringents are the compounds which cause precipitation of,
    1.   Proteins.
    2.   Carbohydrates.
    3.   Lipids.
    4.   Vitamins.
13. Chemically Alum is,
    1.   Sodium Aluminium Sulphate.
    2.   Potassium Aluminium Sulphate.
    3.   Calcium Aluminium Sulphate.
    4.   Potassium Copper Sulphate.
14. Sublimed Sulphur is also called,
    1.   Flower of Sulphur.
    2.   Fruit of Sulphur.
    3.   Leaf of Sulphur.
    4.   Root of Sulphur.
15. Selenium sulphide a popular topical agent found in,
    1.   Anti Dandruff Shampoo.
    2.   Deodorants.
    3.   Skin lotions.
    4.   Digestant Preparations.
16. In haemoglobin Iron is present in,
    1.   Ferrous Form.
    2.   Ferric Form.
17. The antidote used in iron poisoning is,
    1.   Deferoxamine.
    2.   Sodium nitrite.
    3.   Sodium carbonate.
    4.   Copper sulphate.
18. Ferrous sulfate is also known as,
    1.   Blue vitriol.
    2.   Caustic potash.
    3.   Condy’s Crystals.
    4.   Melanterite.
19. Which of the following forms of the Iron is used for parenteral administration?
    1.   Ferrous sulphate.
    2.   Ferric ammonium sulphate.
    3.   Ferrous Glycine sulphate.
    4.   Iron sorbitol complex.
20. Most of the Iodine present in body is found in,
    1.   Pituitary Gland.
    2.   Thyroid Gland.
    3.   Brain.
    4.   Uterus.
21. Iodine is assayed by,
    1.   Acid-base titration
    2.   Redox titration
    3.   Precipitation titration
    4.   Complexometric titration.
22. Which of the following storage conditions suits well for Iodine,
    1.   Store in an amber colored bottle in a cool and dark place.
    2.   Store in a transparent container in a cool and dark place.
    3.   Store below 8℃.
    4.   Store in a red colored bottle in a cool and dark place.
23. Potassium iodide a salt of iodine is a common ingredient of --- preparations,
    1.   Digestant.
    2.   Antacid.
    3.   Expectorant.
    4.   Antidiabetic.
24. Which of the following radioactive Iodine is used in treatment of thyroid complications,
    1.   I 131
    2.   I123
    3.   I125
    4.   I135
25. Most of the body’s Calcium is found in,
    1.   Skin
    2.   Bones.
    3.   Muscles.
    4.   Brain.
26. Which of the following is not an Official Calcium compound.
    1.   Calcium gluconate.
    2.   Calcium Pantothenate.
    3.   Bleaching Powder.
    4.   Calcium Sodium Lactate.
27. Which hormone deals with calcium absorption in the body?
    1.   Parathyroid hormone.
    2.   Thyroid hormones.
    3.   Insulin.
    4.   Glucagon.
28. Antioxidants are the compounds which,
    1.   Inhibit oxidation.
    2.   Inhibit Reduction.
    3.   Cause Reduction.
    4.   Both a & c.
29. Sodium nitrite although used as a food preservative it's also an antidote for..
    1.   Cyanide Poisoning.
    2.   Organophosphorus poisoning.
    3.   Iron Poisoning.
    4.   Atropine poisoning.
30. Sodium metabisulphite is a common stabilizer in many injections used in which concentration?
    1.   1%
    2.   0.1%
    3.   0.01%
    4.   0.001%