Pharma midterm Helens test Flashcards
What is the formulation of Burow Ointment? Ungentum alumni acetic tartaric?
A. W:O type emulsion
B. O:W type emulsion
C. Real solution
D. Oil suspension
A. W:O type emulsion
What is meant by a residual drug?
A. drug metabolites remaining in meat/ food products from animal treated w/ pharma product
B. Total amount of agent remaining in the meat and food products
C. Tot. amount of agent and metabolites remaining in meat of animal
D. Total amount of agent and metabolites remaining in the meat and food products of the animal
D. Tot. agent and metabolites in the MEAT AND FOOD
Pharmakinetic symbol of area under concentration curve from zero up to - after single administration
A.AUC
B. Czero
C.MRY
A. AUC
What is the purpose of drug admin according to EU rules?
A.Prevention
B. Not determined
C. Growth prompt
D. Treatment
D. Treatment
Sedative with antiemic action?
A. Phenobarbitol
B. Acepromazine
C. Ketamine
D. Diazepam
B . ACE
Partial agonist opiate combined with medetomidine?
A. Ketamine
B. Diazepam
C. Butorphanol
D. Fentanyl
C. BUTORPHANOL
What indication about drugs is indicated in the european pharmacopoeia ?
A. Indications in human med
B. indications in met med
C. Dosage of drug in human
D. Identification methods
D. ID methods
Which sedative is not use ful for epileptic patients?
A. Xylazine
B. Diazepam
C. Phenobarbital
D. Acepromazine
D. ACE
What is the purpose of residual drug analysis?
A. Determination of MRL value
B.Investigation of metabolism of the residual drug
C. Det. of WP according to food health legislation
D. Kinetics exam of the residual drug
C. Determination of withdrawal period
If the aim of these investigations is to determine the stability of a drug after opening of the package what are the conditions?
A. 40 C 75 RH 0-6 months
B. Room temp 0-24 hours
C. Room temp 0-3 month
D. Room tempt. 0-4 weeks
D. Room temp 0-4 weeks
Which is used in the AMES test?
A. Most gram pos
B. Salmonella typhimurium
C. Ecoli and salmonella
D. Fastidious gram neg
B. salmonella type b/c cant produce HISTIDINE if drug is mutagenic HIs can be produced!
IV anaesthetic with Adrenocorticoid suppression?
A.Propofol
B. Thiopental
C. Etomidate
D. Acetyl salicylic acid
ETOMIDATE- only applied once, causes no cardiovascular risk!!!!! BUT renal failure and only allowed IV due to tissue irritation
Strongly inhibits Saiety centre in CNS?
A. Propofol
B. Diazepam
C. Vit B
B DIAZEPAM
Its cardiovascular side effects are negligible, name two ?
DIAZEPAM and ETOMIDINE
In the form of a sterile product it can be given as a slow IV infusion ?
A. microsuspension
B. emulsion
C. Suspension
D. Tincture
A. microsuspension