Sunday, 20 May 2012

GPAT & NIPER Notes


--lipid insoluble and water insoluble drugs are not absorbed from gut.
--most of the drugs are weakly acidic r weakly basic bcz stronger forms has high ability to form corresponding ions.
--most (90%) of drugs absorbed through passive diffusion(non ionic diffusion)
-- 0% protein binding - lisinopril..
--99% protein binding - oxyphenbutazone (metabolite of phenylbutazone)
--to show an effeicient drug action protien binding should be moderate ,insufficient protein binding shows less Vd & high protein binding lessens amount of druga at active site .
--extent of binding----- albumin > acid glycoprotein > lipoprotein > globulins.
--a drug having less Vd means its not bioavilable.(i.e decresed rate & amount of drug )
--bioavailability of------- parenteral > oral > rectal > topical.
--short acting barbiturates are due its rapid rate of distribution from brain.
--only unbounded drug(free form ) undergoes metabolism.
--the unbound drug 1st reaches liver from where it goes to other parts like kidneys
--only lipid soluble and non ionic drugs can enters brain.
--all orally administerd drugs undergo first pass metabolism.
--propanolol & Ca++channel blockers have extensive first pass metabolism.
--mainly metabolism occurs to exrete the drug.
--acidic drugs are exreted at basic pH &vice-versa.
--absorption ,distribution ,elimination follows 1st order kinetics.
--drugs showing 0 order elimination kinetics are asprin ,ethanol,phenytoin,theophyline
,tolbutamide,phenylbutazone,wa
rfarin,heparin,salicylates etc..
--metabolism ,protein binding,carrier meiated transport at saturated conditions ,i.v infusion i.m implants ,osmatic pumps undergo 0 order kinetics i.e rate or process directly praportional to concentration or amount of reactants

Imp points for NIPER


Imp points for NIPER


Imp points for NIPER


1)Mr. ATUL SOBTI newly appointed CEO & MD of RANBAXY replacing Mr. MALVINDER SINGH 

2)TEVAPHARMA: world's & CIPLA: india's largest generic manufac.
3)PLAVICEX(clopidogrel) by SANOFI-AVENTIS & BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB is no. 1 blockbuster drug (5.9 million US $/annum) after LIPITOR's expiry . .. 
4)SBI has highest no. of OVERSEAS BRANCHES (130to be precise)
5)PLANNING COMMISSION formed on 8 DEC.1951 .currently 11 th five year plan applied till 2012
from 1990-1992 there were only annual plansdue to FOREIGN EXCHANGE CRISIS
MR. MONTEK SINGH AHLUWALIA is current DEPUTY CHAIRPERSON of PLANNING COMMISSION . .. 
6)COTTON PRODUCTION
CHINA:no.1(22.5 million bales/annum)
INDIA: 2 nd(17.0 million bales/annum)

though USA is highest EXPORTER of cotton 
7)PATENTS ACT:1970
PATENT INFO. OFFICE :NAGPUR
PATENT REGISTRA. OFFICES:DELHI,MUMBAI,KOLKATA,C
HENNAI
8) PARTNERSHIP ACT:1932
COMPANIES ACT:1956
SEZ ACT :2005
SEBI ACT :1992
9)RBI estab. :1 APRIL 1935
NATIO.: 1 JAN 1949
DR. D. SUBBAO current GOVERNOR of RBI REPLACING dr.Y.V.REDDY ON 6 SEP. 2008
10)2006:NEPAL declared secural nation 
11)INDIA has highest no. of US FDA APPROVED medicinal plants in world
12)WATER absorbs BLUE color least
13)AADHAR :UID programme by MR. NALKANI
14)VISION GARUDA-ranbaxy
15)aayush BASED IN UTTARANCHAL

LIST of WELL KNOWN POISONS & ANTIDOTES


LIST of WELL KNOWN POISONS & ANTIDOTES 


POISONING OF . .. ANTIDOTE USED . .. 
paracetamol - N-acetylcysteine
vitamin K anticoagulants(warfarin)- vitamin K
opioids - naloxone
Iron (&other heavy metals) - desferrioxamine, Deferasirox or Deferiprone
benzodiazepines - flumazenil
ethylene glycol -ethanol or fomepizole, and thiamine
methanol -ethanol or fomepizole, and folinic acid
Cyanide -amyl nitrite, sodium nitrite and sodium thiosulfate
Organophosphates- Atropine and Pralidoxime
Magnesium- Calcium Gluconate
Ca Cha. BlockersVera,Dilti.)- Calcium Gluconate
Beta-Blockers(Propranolol,Sota
lol)-Calcium Gluconate and/or Glucagon
Isoniazid -Pyridoxine
Atropine -Physostigmine
Thallium- Prussian blue
Hydrofluoric acid -Calcium Gluconate
Anticholinergics -Cholinergics (&vice-versa)

Short cuts for GPAT AND NIPER


Short cuts for GPAT AND NIPER

Short cuts for GPAT AND NIPER
Busulfan feature : ABCDEF
Alkylating agent
Bone marrow suppression
CML Indication
Dark skin(hyperpigmentation)
Endocrine insufficiency(adrenal)
Fibrosis

Drugs causing Torsades de Pointes:APACHE
Amiodarone
Procainamide
Arsenium
Cisapride
Haloperidol
Erythromycin

Morphine side effects :MORPHINE
Myosis
Out of it(sedation)
Respiratory depression
Pneumonia(aspiration)
Hypotension
Infrequency(constipation,urina
ry retention)
Nausea
Emesis

Aspirin side effects :ASPIRIN
Asthma
Salicylism
Peptic ulcer disease/phosphorylation-oxidat
ion uncoupling/platelet disaggregation
Intestinal blood loss
Reye's Syndrome
Idiosyncracy
Noise(tinnitus)

SSRIs side effects :SSRI
Seratonin syndrome
Stimulate CNS
Reproductive disfunction in male
Insomnia

Inhalation anesthetics : SHINE
Sevoflane
Halothane
Isoflurane
Nitrous oxide
Enflurane

Teratogenic drugs :"Win TERATogenic
Warfarin
Thalidomide
Epileptic drugs:Phenytoin,Valproate,Carb
amazepine
Retinoid
ACE inhibitor
Third element :Lithium

Gynaecomastia causing drugs:DISCOS
Digoxin
Isoniazid
Spironolactone
Cimetidine
Oestrogens
Stilboestrol

Methyldopa Side effects :METHYLDOPA
Mental retardation
Electrolyte imbalance
Tolerance
Headache/ Hepatotoxicity
psYcological upset
Lactation in female
Dry mouth
Oedema
Parkinsonism

Antirheumatic agents :CHAMP
Cyclophosphamide
Hydroxycloroquine and choloroquinine
Auranofin and other gold compounds
Methotrexate
Penicillamine

Phenytoin: adverse effects PHENYTOIN
P-450 interactions
Hirsutism
Enlarged gums
Nystagmus
Yellow-browning of skin
Teratogenicity
Osteomalacia
Interference with B12 metabolism (hence anemia)
Neuropathies: vertigo, ataxia, and headache

Sodium Valproate side effccts VALPROATE
Vomiting
Alopecia
Liver toxicity
Pancreatitis/ Pancytopenia
Retention of fats (weight gain)
Oedema (peripheral oedema)
Appetite increase
Tremor
Enzyme inducer (liver)

Amiodarone: action, side effects: 6 P's:
Prolongs action potential duration
Photosensitivity
Pigmentation of skin
Peripheral neuropathy
Pulmonary alveolitis and fibrosis
Peripheral conversion of T4 to T3 is inhibited -> hypothyroidism

Antiparkinson Drugs :SALAD
Selegiline
Anticholinenergics (trihexyphenidyl, benzhexol, ophenadrine)
L-Dopa + peripheral decarboxylase inhibitor (carbidopa, benserazide)
Amantadine
Dopamine postsynaptic receptor agonists (bromocriptine, lisuride, pergolide)


Therapeutic Index Formula TILE
TI = LD / ED

Anti epeleptic drugs Dr.BHAISAB's New PC.
Deoxy barbiturates
Barbiturates
Hydantoin
Aliphatic carb acids
Iminostilbenes
Succinimides
BZD's
Newer drugs
Phenyltriazines
Cyclic gaba analogues

Adverse effects of Tetracyclines-KAPIL DEV
Kidney toxicity
Antianabolic effect
Phototoxicity
Liver toxicity
Diabetes insipidus

CAPTOPRIL Side effects CAPTOPRIL
Cough Angioedema
Agranulocystosis
Proteinuria/ Potassium excess
Taste changes
Orthostatic hypotension
Pregnancy contraindication/ Pancreatitis/ Pressure drop (first dose hypertension)
Renal failure (and renal artery stenosis contraindication)/ Rash
Indomethacin inhibition
Leukopenia/Liver toxicity

Lithium: side effects LITH
Leukocytosis
Insipidus [diabetes insipidus, tied to polyuria]
Tremor/ Teratogenesis
Hypothyroidism

Myocardial Infarction(MI): signs and symptoms PULSE
Persistent chest pains
Upset stomach
Lightheadedness
Shortness of breath
Excessive sweating

MI: basic management BOOMAR
Bed rest
Oxygen
Opiate
Monitor
Anticoagulate
Reduce clot size

Treatment of Heart Failure: ABCDE
ACE inhibitors
Beta-blockers
Calcium channel blockers
Diuretics
Endothelin-converting enzyme inhibitors

Essential Amino acids

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Methionine
Threonine
Leucine
Isoleucine
Tryptophan
Valine
Lysine
Phenyl alanine

DETACTOR USED IN GC


DETACTOR USED IN GC-


1)catalytic combustion detector (CCD), which measures combustible hydrocarbons and hydrogen.
2)discharge ionization detector (DID), which uses a high-voltage electric discharge to produce ions.
3)dry electrolytic conductivity detector (DELCD), which uses an air phase and high temperature (v.Coulsen) to measure chlorinated compounds.
4)electron capture detector (ECD), which uses a radioactive Beta particle (electron) source to measure the degree of electron capture.
5)flame photometric detector (FPD)
6)flame ionization detector (FID)
7)Hall electrolytic conductivity detector (ElCD)
8)helium ionization detector (HID)
9)Nitrogen Phosphorus Detector (NPD)
10)Infrared Detector (IRD)
11)mass selective detector (MSD)
12)photo-ionization detector (PID)
13)pulsed discharge ionization detector (PDD)
14)thermal energy(conductivity) analyzer/detector (TEA/TCD)
15)thermionic ionization detector (TID)

The most common are the flame ionization detector (FID) and the thermal conductivity detector (TCD)
TCDs are universal and can be used to detect any component other than the carrier gas FIDs are sensitive primarily to hydrocarbons, and are more sensitive to them than TCD. However, an FID cannot detect water

GPAT Model Paper


GPAT Model Paper

Q.l The vitamin essential in tissue culture medium is
(A) Pyridoxine (B) Thiamine (C) Nicotinic acid (D) Inositol
Ans. B
Q.2 Gingkgo biloba is used for its
(A) Expectorant activity (B) Lipid lowering activity
(C) PAF antagonistic activity (D)Antidepressant activity
Ans. C
Q.3 The amount of barbaloin present in Aloe vera is
(A) <1% (B) 3.5-4% (c) 1-1.5% (D) 2-2.5%
Ans. B
Q.4 Sildenafil is used for treatment of one of the following disorders :
(A) Systolic hypertension (B) Unstable angina
(C) Pulmonary hypertension (D) Hypertension due to eclampsia
Ans. C
Q.5 Cardiac glycosides have the following configuration in the aglycone part of the steroid nucleus :
(A) 5a, 1 4 a - 5a, 14β- (C) 5β, 1 4 a - (D) 5β,14β-
Ans. D
Q.6 Quassia wood is adulterated with
(A) Brucea antidysentrica (B) Cassia angustifoila
C) Cinnamomum zeylanicum (D) Cephaelis ipecacuanaha
Ans. B
Q.7 Eugenol is present in
(A) Fennel (B) Tulsi (C) Cardamom (D) Coriander
Ans. B
Q.8 Which one of the following drugs is prescribed for the treatment of Philadelphia chromosome positive
patients with Chronic myeloid Leukemia?
(A) Pentostatin (B) Methotrexate
(C) Imatinib (D) L-Asparaginase
Ans. C
Q.9 Which of the following monoclonal antibodies is prescribed for patients with non-Hodgkin's
Lymphoma?
(A) Infliximab (B) Abciximab (C) Gemtuzumab (D) Rituximab
Ans.
Q.10 Identify the drug which is NOT used in the treatment of malaria caused byPlasmodium falciparum :
(A.) Artemisinin (B) Primaquine (C) Quinine (D) Mefloquine
Ans. B
Q.ll Which one of the following drugs does NOT act through G-Protein coupled receptors?
(A) Epinephrine (B) Insulin (C) Dopamine (D) TSH
Ans. B
Q.12 Which one of the following drugs is most effective in preventing transmission of HIV virus from the mother
to the foetus?
(A) Lamivudine (B) Zidovudine (C) Indinavir (D) Ribavirin
Ans. B
Q.13 Improvement of memory in Alzheimer's disease is brought about by drugs which increase transmission in
(A) cholinergic receptors (B) dopaminergic receptors
(C) GABAergic receptors (D) adrenergic receptors
Ans. A
Q.14 Which of the following non-opioid analgesics is a prodrug?
(A) Piroxicam (B) Celecoxib (C)Nabumetone (D) Ketorolac
Ans. C
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Q.15 Which one of the following drugs is NOT a typical anti-psychotic agent?
(A) Chlorpromazine (B) Haloperidol
(C) Risperidone (D) Flupentixol
Ans. C
Q.16 Which one of the followings is a plasminogen activator?
(A) Tranexamic acid (B) Streptokinase
(C) Aminocaproic acid (D) None of the above
Ans. B
Q.17 Myasthenia gravis is diagnosed with improved neuromuscular function by using
(A) Donepezil (B) Edrophonium (C) Atropine (D) Pancuronium
Ans. B
Q.18 Which one of the following drugs specifically inhibits calcineurin in the activated T lymphocytes?
(A) Daclizumab (B) Prednisone (C) Sirolimus (D) Tacrolimus
Ans. D
Q.19 The chemical behaviour of morphine alkaloid is
(A) acidic (B)Basic (C) neutral (D) amphoteric
Ans. B
Q.20 At physiological pH the following compound would be MOSTLY in the
(A) cationic form (B) unionized form
(C)zwitterionic form (D) anionic form
Ans.
Q.21 Which one of the followings is used as a mood stabilizer for bipolar disorder and also in certain epileptic
convulsions?
(A) Phenytoin (B) Lithium
(C) Sodium valproate (D) Fluoxetine
Ans. B
Q.22 An isosteric replacement for carboxylic acid group is
(A) pyrrole (B) isoxazole (C) phenol (D) tetrazole
Ans.-D
Q.23 The given antibiotic is an example of ansamycins :
(A) Roxythromycin (B) Adriamycin (C) Aureomycin (D) Rifamycin
Ans. D
Q.24 For glyburide, all of the following metabolic reactions are logical EXCEPT
(A) O-demethylation (B) aromatic oxidation
(C) benzylic hydroxylation (D) amide hydrolysis
Ans. B
Q.25 The effects observed following systemic administration of levodopa in the treatment of Parkinsonism have
been attributed to its catabolism to dopamine. Carbidopa, can markedly increase the proportion of levodopa that
crosses the blood-brain barrier by
(A) increasing penetration of levodopa through BBB by complexation with it
(B) decreasing peripheral metabolism of levodopa
(C) decreasing metabolism of levodopa in the CNS
(D) decreasing clearance of levodopa from the CNS
Ans. B
Q.26 Ethambutol molecule has
(A) two chiral centers and 3 stereoisomers
( B) two chiral centers and 4 stereoisomers
(C) two chiral centers and 2 stereoisomers
(D) one chiral center and 2 stereoisomers
Ans. B
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Q.27 A compound will be sensitive towards IR radiation only when one of the following properties undergo
transition on
(A) Polarizability (B) Dielectric constant
(C) Dipole moment (D) Refractivity
Ans. C
Q.28 X-ray crystallographic analysis of an optically active compound determines its
(A) Optical rotatory dispersive power (B) Absolute configuration
(C) Relative configuration (D) Optical purity
Ans.
Q.29 Which one of the following statements is WRONG?
(A) A singlet or triplet state may result when one of the electrons from the HOMO is
excited to higher energy levels
(B) In an excited singlet state, the spin of the electron in the higher energy orbital is
paired with the electron in the ground state orbital
(C) Triplet excited state is more stable than the singlet excited state
(D) When the electron from the singlet excited state returns to ground state, the molecule always shows
fluorescence phenomenon
Ans. C
Q.30 Aminotransferases usually require the following for their activity :
(A) Niacinamide (B)Vitamin B12
(C) Pyridoxal phosphate (D) Thiamine
Ans. C
Q.31 Purity of water can be assessed by determining one of its following properties instrumentally :
(A) pH (B) Refractivity (C) Viscosity (D) Conductivity
Ans. D
Q.32 Which one of the following statements is WRONG?
(A) Carbon NMR is less sensitive than proton NMR
(B) 12C nucleus is not magnetically active
(C) Both 13C and *H have same spin quantum numbers
(D) The gyromagnetic ratio of *H is lesser than that of1 C
Ans.D
Q.33 In the TCA cycle, at which of the following enzyme-catalyzed steps, incorporation of elements of water into
an intermediate of the cycle takes place :
(A) Citrate synthase (B) Aconitase
(C) Maleate dehydrogenase (D) Succinyl Co-A synthase
Ans. C
Q.34 Humectants added in cosmetic preparations generally act by
(A) hydrogen bond formation (B) covalent bond formation
(C) complex formation (D) the action of London forces
Ans. A
Q.35 In the mixing of thymol and menthol the following type of incompatibility occurs :
(A) Chemical incompatibility (B) Therapeutic incompatibility
(C) Physical incompatibility (D) Tolerance incompatibility
Ans. C
Q.36 Bloom strength is used to check the quality of
(A) Lactose (B) Ampoules
(C) Hardness of tablets (D)Gelatin
Ans. D
Q.37 The characteristic of non-linear pharmacokinetics include :
(A) Area under the curve is proportional to the dose
(B) Elimination half-life remains constant,
(C) Area under the curve is not proportional to the dose
(D) Amount of drug excreted through remains constant
Ans. C
Q.38 In the Drugs and Cosmetics Act and Rules, the Schedule relating to GMP is
(A) Schedule M (B) Schedule C (C) Schedule Y (D) Schedule H
Ans. A
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Q.39 Thioglycolic acid-like compounds have applications in following type of cosmetic
formulations :
(A) Depilatory preparations (B) Epilatory preparations
(C) Vanishing creams (D) Skin tan preparations
Ans. A
Q.40 Which one of the following is a flocculating agent for a negatively charged drug?
(A) Aluminium chloride (B) Bentonite
(C) Tragacanth (D) Sodium biphosphate
Ans.
Q.41 The healing agent used in hand creams is
(A) soft paraffin (B) urea
(C) bees wax (D) stearyl alcohol
Ans. A
Q.42 Measurement of inulin renal clearance is a measure for
(A) Effective renal blood flow (B) Renal drug excretion rate
(C) Active renal secretion (D) Glomerular filtration rate
Ans. D
Q.43 Highly branched three dimensional macromolecules with controlled structures with all bonds originating
from a central core are known as
(A) cyclodextrins (B) dextrans (C)dendrimers (D) liposomes
Ans.
Q.44 Which one of the following is the commonly used bulking agent in the formulation of freeze dried low dose
drug products?
(A) Sodium chloride (B) Mannitol
(C) Starch (D) HPMC
Ans.
Q.45 The applicability of Noyes-Whitney equation is to describe
(A) First order kinetics (B) Zero order kinetics
(C) Mixed order kinetics (D)Dissolution rate
Ans. D
Q.46 Which filler can NOT be used for the preparation of tablets for amine containing basic drugs to avoid
discoloration of the tablets?
(A) Dicalcium phosphate (B) Microcrystalline cellulose
(C) Starch (D) Lactose
Ans. D
Q.47 The ability of human eye using illuminated area to detect a particle is limited to
(A) 0.4 micron (B) 25 micron (C) 50 micron (D) 10 micron
Ans.
Q.48 What quantities of 95 % v/v and 45 % v/v alcohols are to be mixed to make 800 mL of 65 % v/v alcohol?
(A) 480 mL of 95 % and 320 mL of 45 % alcohol 4
(B) 320 mL of 95 % and 480 mL of 45 % alcohol
(C) 440 mL of 95 % and 360 mL of 45 % alcohol
(D)360 mL of 95 % and 440 mL of 45 % alcohol
Ans. B
Q.49 The role of borax in cold creams is
(A) anti-microbial agent
(B) to provide fine particles to polish skin
(C) in-situ emulsifier
(D) antioxidant
Ans. A
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Q.50 Choose the right combination:
(A) Quinine', antimalarial, isoquinoline alkaloid
(B) Reserpine, -antihypertensive, indole alkaloid
(C) -Quantitative microscopy, stomatal number, myrrh
(D) Palmitic acid, salicylic acid , fatty acids
Ans. B
Q.51 Triterpenoids are active constituents of
(A) Jaborandi (B) Rhubarb
(C) Stramonium (D) Brahmi
Ans.D
Q.52 Alkaloids are NOT precipitated by
(A) Mayer's reagent (B) Dragendroff Reagent
(C) Picric acid (D) Millon's reagent
Ans. D
Q.53 Anisocytic stomata are present in
(A) Senna (B)Digitalis(C) Belladonna (D) Coca
Ans. C
Q.54 Bacopa monnieri plant belongs to the family
(A)Scrophulariacea (B) Leguminosae (C) Polygalaceae (D) Rubiaceae
Ans. A
Q.55 Tropane alkaloids are NOT present in
(A) Datura stramonium
(B) Erythroxylum coca
(C) Duboisia myoporoides
(D) Lobelia inflata
Ans. D
Q.56 Guggul lipids are obtained from
(A) Commiphora molmol
(B) Boswellia serrata
(C) Commiphora wightii
(D) Commiphora abyssinica
Ans. C
Q.57 An example of N-glycoside is
(A) Adenosine
(B) Sinigrin
(C) Rhein-8-glucoside
(D) Aloin
Ans. A
Q.58 One mg of Lycopodium spores used in quantitative microscopy contains an average of
(A) 94,000 spores (B) 92,000 spores (C) 90,000 spores (D) 91,000 spores
Ans. A
Q.59 Select the correc: combination of drugs for the treatment of patients suffering from Hepatitis C :
(A) Interferon with Ribavirin (B) Interferon with Zidovudine
(C) Interferon with Stavudine (D) Interferon with Lamivudine
Ans. B
Q.60 Aliskiren acts by
(A) inhibiting the conversion of Angiotensin I to II
(B) inhibiting the release of rennin
(C) inhibiting the binding of Angiotensin II to the receptor
(D) inhibiting the action of aldosterone
Ans. B
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Q.61 Digitalis toxicity is enhanced by co-administration of
(A) Potassium B) Quinidine (C) Diuretics (D) Antacids
Ans. B & C
Q.62 The rate limiting step in cholesterol biosynthesis is one of the followings :
(A) LDL-receptor concentration (B) VLDL secretion
(c) Mevalonic acid formation (D) Co-enzyme A formation
Ans. C
Q.63 Which one of the following drugs is withdrawn from the market due to torsade de pointes?
(A) Chlorpromazine (B) Astemizole
(C) Haloperidol (D) Domperidone
Ans. B
Q.64 Ganciclovir is mainly used for the treatment of infection caused by
(A) Cytomegalovirus (B) Candida albicans
(C) Herpes zoster virus (D) Hepatitis B virus
Ans. A & C
Q.65 Identify the one rational combination which has clinical benefit :
(A) Norfloxacin - Metronidazole (B) Alprazolam - Paracetamol
(C) Cisapride – Omeprazole (D)Amoxycillin - Clavulanic acid
Ans. D
Q.66 Stevens Johnson sjmdrome is the most common adverse effect associated with one of the following category
of drugs :
(A) Sulphonamides (B) Macrolides
(C) Penicillins (D) Tetracyclines
Ans. A
Q.67 Amitryptyline is synthesized from the following starting material :
(A) Phthalic anhydride (B) Terephthalic acid
(C) Phthalamic acid (D) Phthalimide
Ans. B
Q.68 The common structural feature amongst the three categories of anticonvulsant drugs barbiturates,
succinimides and hydantoins is
(A) ureide (B) imidazolidinone
(C) dihydropyrimidine (D) tetrahydropyrimidine
Ans. A
Q.69 Nicotinic action of acetylcholine is blocked by the drug
(A) Atropine (B) Carvedilol
(C) Neostigmine ( D ) d-Tubocurarine
Ans. D
Q.70 Chemical nomenclature of procaine is
(A) 2-Diethylaminoethyl 4-aminobenzoate
(B) N,N-Diethyl 4-aminobenzoate
(C) 4-Aminobenzamidoethyl amine
(D) 4-Amino-2-diethylaminoethyl benzoate
Ans. A & D
Q.71 Barbiturates with substitution at the following position possess acceptable hypnotic
activity :
(A) 1,3-Disubstitution (B) 5,5-Disubstitution
(C) 1,5-Disubstitution (D) 3,3-Disubstitution
Ans. B
Q.72 Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor is
(A) Imipramine (B) Iproniazide (C) Fluoxetin (D)Naphazoline
Ans. C
Q.73 Proton pump inhibitors like omeprazole and lansoprazole contain the following ring
system :
(A) Pyrimidine (B)Benzimidazole (C) Benzothiazole (D) Oxindole
Ans. B
Q.74 A metabolite obtained from Aspergillus terreus that can bind very tightly to HMG CoA reductase enzyme is
(A) Fluvastatin (B) Cerivastatin (C) Lovastatin (D) Somatostatin
Ans. C
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Q.75 Cyclophosphamide as anticancer agent acts as
(A) alkylating agent before metabolism (B)alkylating agent after metabolism
(C) phosphorylating agent after metabolism (D) DNA intercalating agent
Ans. B
Q.76 Artemisinin contains the following group in its structure :
(A) an endoperoxide (B) an exoperoxide
(C) an epoxide (D) an acid hydrazide
Ans. A
Q.77 Indicate the HPLC detector that is most sensitive to change in temperature :
(A) PDA detector (B) Refractive Index detector
(C) Electrochemical detector (D) Fluorescence detector
Ans. B
Q.78 One of the following statements is NOT true :
(A) Accuracy expresses the correctness of measurement
(B) Precision represents reproducibility of measurement
(C) High degree of precision implies high degree of accuracy also
(D) High degree of accuracy implies high degree of precesion also
Ans. C
Q.79 In thiazides following substituent is essential for diuretic activity :
(A) Chloro group at position 6 (B) Methyl group at position 2
(C) Sulphamoyl group at position 7 (D) Hydrophobic group at position 3
Ans. C
Q.80 Streptomycin can NOT be given orally for treatment of tuberculosis because
(A) it gets degraded in the GIT (B) it causes severe diarrhoea
(C) it causes metallic taste in the mouth (D) it is not absorbed from the GIT
Ans. D
Q.81 In organic molecules, fluorescence seldom results from absorption of UV radiation of wavelengths lower
than
(A) 350 nm (B) 200 nm (C) 300 nm (D) 250 nm
Ans. A
Q.82 Glass transition temperature is detected through
(A) X-Ray diffractometery (B) Solution calorimetery
(C) Differential scanning calorimetery (D) Thermogravimetric analysis
Ans. C
Q.83 In Gas-Liquid Chromatography, some of the samples need to be derivatized in order to increase their
(A) volatility (B) solubility
(C)thermal conductivity (D) polarizability
Ans. D
Q.84 Oxidative phosphorylation involves
(A) Electron transport system
(B) Substrate level phosphorylation
(C) Reaction catalyzed by succinic thiokinase in TCA cycle
(D) None of the above
Ans. A
Q.85 Coulter counter is used in determination of
(A) particle surface area (B) particle size
(C) particle volume (D)all of A, B, C
Ans. D
Q.86 Drugs following one compartment open model pharmacokinetics eliminate
(A) bi-exponentially (B) tri-exponentially
(C) non-exponentially (D) mono-exponentially
Ans. D
Q.87 The temperature condition for storage of drug products under cold temperature is given as :
(A) temperature between 8°C and 25°C (B) temperature below 20C
(C) temperature at 0°C (D) temperature between 2cC and S:C
Ans. D
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Q.88 Many xenobiotics are oxidized by cytochrome P450 in order to
(A) increase their biological activity
(B) increase their disposition in lipophilic compartments of the body
(C) increase their aqueous solubility
(D) all of the above
Ans. D
Q.89 The following protein/polypeptide has a quaternary structure :
(A) cc-Chymotrypsin (B) Hemoglobin
(C) Insulin (D) Myoglobin
Ans.B
Q.90 Drugs in suspensions and semi-solid formulations always degrade by
(A) first order kinetics (B)second order kinetics
(C) zero order kinetics (D) non-linear kinetics
Ans.
Q.91 In nail polish, following polymer is used as a film-former :
(A) Nitrocellulose (B) Polylactic acid
(C) Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose (D) Cellulose acetate phthalate
Ans. A
Q.92 Rabies vaccine (living) is prepared using
(A) Sheep blood (B) Mice lymph
(C) Horse plasma (D) Fertile eggs
Ans.
Q.93 A drug (200 mg dose) administered in tablet form and as intravenous injection (50 mg dose) showed AUG of
100 and 200 microgram hr/mL, respectively. The absolute availability of the drug through oral administration is :
(A) 125% (B) 250 % (C) 12.5% (D) 1.25%
Ans.C
Q.94 Geriatric population should be included in the following Phase of clinical trials
(A) Phase I (B) Phase II (C) Phase III (D) Phase IV
Ans. B
Q.95 Class 100 area is referred to
(A) Manufacturing area (B) Aseptic area
(C) Clean room (D) Ware house
Ans. B
Q.96 How many mL of a 1:500 w/v stock solution should be used to make 5 liters of 1:2000 w/v solution?
(A) 750 mL (B) 1000 mL (c) 1250 mL (D) 1500 mL
Ans. C
Q.97 The Volume of distribution of a drug administered at a dose of 300 mg and exhibiting 30 microgram/mL
instantaneous concentration in plasma shall be
(A)10 L (B) 100 L (C) 1.0 L (D) 0.10 L
Ans. A
Q.98 It is required to maintain a therapeutic concentration of 10 microgram/mL for 12 hours of a drug having half
life of 1.386 hr and Vd of 5 L. The dose required in a sustained release product will be
(A) 600 mg (B) 300 mg 30 mg (D) 60 mg
Ans.B
Q.99 Which one of the following is NOT an ex-officio member of Pharmacy Council of India?
(A) The Director General of Health Services
(B) The Director of Central Drugs Laboratory
(C) The Drugs Controller General of India
(D) The Director of Pharmacopoeia Laboratory
Ans. D
Q.100 In which of the following techniques the sample is kept below triple point?
(A) Lyophilization (B) Spray drying
(C) Spray congealing (D) Centrifugation
Ans. A