Hagar
Hagar
a)Cromolyn sodium.
b)Epinephrine✔
c)Cinnarizine
a)Direct vasodilators
b)Diuretics
c)Alpha blockers
d)B blockers✔
a)IgM
b)IgE✔
c)IgG
a)Aspirin 81mg
d)ALL✔
5.Which are examples of situations when a pharmacist should not dispense a prescription?
a)Pharmacy
b)Drug store
c)Scientific Office
7.What is a pharmaceuticalalternative?
1-Drug products that contain the same therapeutic moiety but as different salts,esters,or complexes.
2-Drug products that contain the same therapeutic moiety but as different dosage.
4.1and 2✔
8.In which phase of drug investigation is the dose of drug determined to be used in further trials?
a)Phase 1
b)Phase 2✔
c)Phase4
d)phase3
A)Salbutamol
B)Terbutaline
c)Ipratropium✔
Database that access Medline freely and concern about science researches and biomedical life.✔
b)Hypokalemia
c)Constipation✔
d)tremor
a)The acne willget worse when you first start treatment,but after that it willget better.
b)Avoid sunlight as this medication willmake your skin burn more easily.
c)Your night vision may improve,as this medication contains vitamin A.✔
d)Avoid pregnancy
13.Which is a prodrug?
Enalapril✔
PartialAV block.✔
Cardiomyopathy
a)Gowns should be made of fabric that has low-permeability to the agents in use,with
16.Definition of formulary:
An officiallist of drugs approved for prescription or administration to patients of a hospital and clinic and
pharmacy.✔
b)Discussing a rare genetic disease case of a patient with other colleagues in the cafeteria
c)Advising a patient to see a consultant because you think the treatment given by his resident is
ineffective
D )B+ C✔
19. 26) Alcohol may be incorporated at which of the following dermal preparations
a- lotions✔
b- ointments
c- suppositories
a- orlistat✔
b- Simvastatin
a)Hypertension
b)Angina
c)Pre eclampsia✔
d)Premature Labour
23.The expiration date on the originalpackage: Nov 2013,Today is 1Dec 2012: the pharmacist
repackaged the medicine using FDA guidelines: 25% of the remaining time on the originalpackage to
maximum 6 months.What is the new expiration date:
A-Feb 2013
B-Jan 2013
C-May 2013✔
D-June 2013
24.MOA Hydralazine
-Alpha agonist,
-peripheral vasodilator✔
,peptic ulcer,
gastric cancer,
gastritis
A-elimination rate
b-extraction ratio✔
C-excretion rate
d- ALL
A-hyperkalemia
b-hypoglycemia✔
C-mydriasis
D-nervousness
29.rebound congestion happen with long term use “
a- B blocker
b-xylometazoline✔
30.RX : Timolol 25% eye drop ,S: i.o.d .BID , M: 15 ml on prescription lable should read as :
31.Which of the following antimicrobialagents would be most usefulin treatment of infection caused by
beta-lactamase producing staphylococcusL( Lang question)
a- impenem
b- cephalexin
c- cefepime✔
a- patient obesity✔
a- iodothyroxin
b- Carbamazol
c- levothyroxin✔
a- 10 days
b- 1month
c- 3 days✔
d- 1week
1-SUNDAY
2- Monday
3-tuseday✔
a- week base
b- neutrals
c-week acid✔
d- Water
a- acute pancriatitis✔
b- acute gout
c- Megalloplastic anemia
d- Acute asthma
40.Mahmud wants to travelto other country,this region having malarialinfection.What is th e best
Prophylaxis drug for him?
a- choroquin
b- proguanil✔
c- Primaquin
d- Mefloquin
Codeine✔
Hydralazine✔
a)IV solution
b)Capsule
c)Suspension
d)Aerosol✔
45.Case patient have meningitis Which of these drugs cause hemolytic anemia ?
Chloramphenicol✔
Amikacin
46.COPD patient taking beta agonist and corticosteroid,but his asthma is stillnot properly
controlled,which of these drugs should he add to his regimen?
1-Ipratropium✔
2-salmetrol
3-beclomethasone
4-chromylin sodium
1-Folic acid✔
2-vit b6
3-vit a
a)Phenobarbital✔
b)Cimetidine
c)phenytoin✔
d)erythromycin
49.Patient with sickle cell anemia is given a blood transfusion,and signs of liver failure begin to
appear,this is due to overdose of:
a)iron✔
b)Erythropoietin
50.Metabolism of ethanol:
a)Cyp450
b)alcoholdehydrogenase
c)glucourinde
d)all✔
51.Insecticide poisoning,which antidote should be given?
a)Atropine
b)Pralidoxime
c)methylmonoamine
d)ALL✔
A- Mydrasis
B- Antihypertensive
D- Bronchodilators
E- All✔
-Dobutamine✔
B- High molecular wt
C- Volatility
D- A+ B
57.Which drug cause nausea vomiting sever hypotention when suddenly stopped
A- Alprazolam
B- Phenytoin
C- Prenisolone✔
A-amlodipine✔
B-b blocker
B- Cervicalcontraction
C-cervicalrelaxation
A- Folic acid✔
B- Vitamin A
A- Losartan✔
B- CCBS
C- Verapamil
D- Nitrates
A- Ethionamide✔
B-isoniazid
C-rifampicin
A-benzoic acid
B-sodium picosulfate✔
b-ant thrombin
69.used in mechanicalventilation to reduce UN wanted respiratory movement
A-pancronium✔
b- Succinylcholine
C-baclofen
A- Enalapril✔
A –phenylketon urea✔
A-short in breath✔
B-constipation
A-Zolmitrptan✔
B-propanol
C-valporate
A-Sodium nitroprusside
75.Optimum blood pressure for hypertensive patient,not suffers from any other problem ?
76.Cold cream:
A-w/o✔
A-Na nitroprusside✔
78.As an anti-arrhythmic drug, Phenytoin is most similar in action to which one of the following
1. lidocaine✔,
3. Propafenone
2. Verapamil)
4. Sotalol
79.There is a case and the patient has megaloplastic anemia developed neurological problems so you
give as a supplement:
A-Vit B12✔
A-Amoxicillin✔
A-cromolyne
B-ibratropium bromide✔
C- salbutamol
D- budenosoide
93.A patient come to your pharmacy and give you a prescription, you told him to come two hours
later. When he comes, his prescription was not ready .he shouted at you .what would you say to
him:
a- Calm down. This behavior disturb all in the pharmacy.✔
b- Go out and get your medicine from another pharmacy.
c- If you continue to shout your prescription would take a longer time.
d- Shout at him and tell him to go out.
96.A patient comes to you with controlled drug prescription. The name of the prescriber is not well
written, you would:
a- Call the facility and ask for this prescriber.
b- Ask the patient about the prescriber name.
c- Get the facility number and ask for the prescriber.✔
d- Call the HAAD and ask about the prescriber.
97.A patient comes to your pharmacy and behaves in a rude manner. How would you deal with him?
a- Assertiveness.✔
b- Aggressiveness.
c- Frustration.
d- Rudely.
98.A patient was prescribed for hypercalcemia. What is the serum calcium concentration above
which the patient is to be considered as hypercalcemic?
a- 10.5✔
b- 8.5
c- 15.5
d- 9.5
99.In the above case, what would be the rate of infusion of calcium in case of hypocalcaemia?
a- 400-500ml/hr.
b- 500-100ml/hr.
c- 200-300ml/hr.✔
d- 1000-1500ml/hr.
102.For the above patient if he would be shifted to long acting insulin he should use
a- Lispro.
b- Glargine.✔
c- Regular insulin.
d- Humulin R.
113.Dinoprostone pessaries for pregnant woman at delivery which iglf the following we should
consider before using it:
a- meningitis
b- pneumonia✔
c- herpes simplex
d- herpes zoster
116.A prescription came to you with atenolol. But you give the patient allopurinol instead of atenolol.
What would you do first?
a- call the patient
b- call the physician✔
c- Call the Haad.
117.All are risk factors for osteoporosis except
a- cigarette smoking
b- high body mass✔
c- glucosteroid treatment
d- late menopause✔
119.Methotrexate is used in
a- psoriasis✔
b- breast cancer ✔
c- osteoporosis
124.Patient with renal insufficiency has gout at joints of one toe. Primary treatment would include
a- colchicine
b- NSAIDs
c- cortisone injection at the joint of the toe✔
125.Tariq came to your pharmacy complain that he does not digest.to make sure that he has gastro
esophageal reflux disease he should have
Superstential burning sensation✔
128.drug used in hyperthyroidism to relief high heart rate and hyper activity
Propranolol✔
129.If a female with vaginal infection came to you. You would refer her to physician if she
a- Older than 60 years old.✔
b- Has repeated infection.✔
c- Went to physician previously for the same reason.✔
134.Pregnant women with urinary tract infection. What would be the drug of choice?
a- sulfa drugs
b- trimethoprim
c- tetracycline
d- cephalexin✔
136.Thiazolidinedione's used in
Diabetes mellitus✔
137.Which of the following drugs may cause photosensitivity?
a- sulfonyl urea✔
b- thiazide diuretics✔
c- flouroqinolones✔
139Which of the following NSAIDs may increase the rate of excretion of lithium?
Ibuprofen✔
148.Study of the effect of diabetes mellitus on pancreatitis using historical insurance claim is called
Control studies✔
152.Patient with diabetes mellitus. You advise him to make life style changes. He told you that this
would be difficult because of his work
You should tell him that life style change is difficult but it is effect is long lasting✔
156.Patient came to you to ask about orlistat for weight reduction. You must council him about
Life style changes✔
161.Hypercapnia management:
doxapram ✔
disopyramide
dopamine
169.AD is a 58 year old male with diabetes, angina and erectile dysfunction. His physician consults the pharmacist in
order to decide if AD would be a good candidate for sildenafil. The use of sildenafil is CONTRAINDICATED for AD if he
takes:
a. isosorbide 5-mononitrate.✔
b. metoprolol.
c. glyburide.
d. ASA.
e. enalapril.
170.RP has a prescription for famciclovir for shingles (which started 2 days ago), and is uncertain about filling it, due to
the high cost. Based on the known effectiveness of famciclovir for herpes zoster, benefits that the pharmacist should
discuss with RP include:
I prevention of acute zoster-associated pain.
II faster healing time for rash.✔
III less and shorter duration of post-herpetic neuropathic pain.✔
171.Patients who would be good candidates for treatment with Avandamet (rosiglitazone/metformin) include those with:
a. insulin resistance.✔
b. renal insufficiency.
c. congestive heart failure.
d. elevated enzyme levels.
e. microvascular complications
173.DS is a 27 year old male who comes to the pharmacy seeking advice because, for the past 24 hours, he has experienced
abdominal cramping, mild fever and frequent, loose stools with some blood loss. DS thinks it may be related to the antibiotic he
has been taking for a dental abcess. Current medications include: clindamycin 150 mg QID x10 days, started 8 days ago, and
losartan 25 mg daily for hypertension, started 3 months ago. The most appropriate pharmacist response is that these symptoms:
a. are expected, transient side-effects of clindamycin; treat symptoms and continue medications.
b. may indicate an interaction between clindamycin and losartan; pharmacist call to dentist is warranted.
c. may indicate clindamycin-related pseudomembranous colitis; seek immediate medical attention.✔
d. may indicate losartan-related pseudomembranous colitis; seek immediate medical attention.
e. are probably unrelated to DS’s medications; treat for flu symptoms and follow-up if no improvement.
I174.FD, a 58 year old male with hypertension, asks the pharmacist if cranberry juice would be useful for his current symptoms,
which include frequency and a large
volume of urine, but no urgency, or painful urination. Further questioning reveals that for the past 2 months he has also
experienced polydipsia and polyphagia. The pharmacist should refer FD to his physician because these symptoms are consistent
with
a. cholelithiasis.
c. prostate hyperplasia.
d. diabetes mellitus.✔
e. renal complications of hypertension.
176.The pharmacist fills a prescription for sumatriptan 100 mg tablets for a patient with migraine. Appropriate information to
provide to the patient includes which of the following?
a. If the sumatriptan does not relieve the headache within four hours, ergotamine may be used. b. If no relief is achieved in two
hours, sumatriptan may be repeated.
c. If the headache is relieved but another headache occurs eight hours later, sumatriptan may be used for the second headache.✔
d. The maximum dosage in any 24 hour period is six tablets. e. If relief is not achieved, no other medication can be used for 24
hours.
177.JG has been taking metoclopramide 20 mg, po q6h for the past 3 days as part of her chemotherapy regimen. She normally
takes 4 doses daily, with each meal and at bedtime. This morning, she forgot to take her morning dose before leaving home for a
hospital check-up. When she arrives at the clinic, she asks the pharmacist what she should do about her missed dose, as she
expects to be home again around 11:30 am. The pharmacist should advise JG to:
a. take the missed dose immediately when she gets home and continue as scheduled. b. take two doses at lunchtime to make up
for the missed dose.
c. skip the missed dose and take the next scheduled dose at lunchtime.✔
d. skip today’s medication and resume her normal schedule tomorrow. e. space 4 doses into the remaining hours between when
JG gets home and her bedtime.
178.All of the following are reasons that elderly patients are more susceptible to drug-induced
cognitive changes, EXCEPT:
a. elderly patients are more likely to take multiple drugs. b. elderly patients may have hepatic dysfunction. c. elderly patients may
have renal dysfunction. d. elderly patients are more sensitive to CNS effects of drugs.
e. elderly patients have increased metabolic rates for producing psychoactive metabolites.✔
179.When evaluating patients with angina for possible development of nitrate tolerance, true statements include:
I tolerance is rarely associated with isosorbide dinitrate.
II tolerance does not occur in patients who are concurrently on metoprolol.
III tolerance is dependent upon the administration schedule of nitrate medication.✔
180.For a child with asthma, all of the following factors are indicators of poor control, EXCEPT:
a. number of visits to the Emergency Room. b. limitations on daily activities. c. awakening at night with asthma symptoms.
d. keeping one canister of salbutamol at home and one at school.✔
e. number of parent work days missed due to the child illness.
181.The ethical principle of veracity requires that pharmacists:
a. respect the rights of others to make choices. b. do good to patients, placing the benefit of the patient over other factors such as
cost. c. avoid, remove or prevent harm. d. act with fairness, to allow people to receive that to which they are entitled.
e. act with honesty, without deception.✔
182.All of the following are appropriate suggestions for a pharmacist to give to a patient with allergic rhinitis from multiple
environmental triggers, to minimize exposure to possible allergens, EXCEPT:
a. open windows to get fresh air into the home. ✔
183.A vertical laminar flow hood would be the best choice when preparing a parenteral formulation of:
a. aminophylline.
b. doxorubicin.✔
c. magnesium sulfate.
d. nitroglycerin.
e. penicillin.
185.Respiratory damage is the most likely to occur with the use of which of the following
1. Vincristine
2. Cytarabine
3. Doxorubicin
4. Bleomycin✔
5. Flutamide
188.Theophylline is metabolised by cytochrome isoenzyme cyp 1A2 smoking increase this ezyme
level .patient who is asmatic and can not smoke what is the effect on theophylline clearance
no effect✔ -increase -decrease -slightly increase
tetracycline✔
Aminoglycoside,
macrolides✔
191.sumatriptan is
-serotonin agonist ✔,
A.doxycycline
B.metronidazole✔
-mechanical ventilator✔
198.Drugs that have the tendency to impart an orange color to urine, sweat, and tears include
1. carbamazepine
2. isoniazid
3. verapamil
4. phenolphthalein
5. Rifampin✔
199.Patients taking the antitubercular drug rifampin (Rifadin) should be told that the drug
(A) may cause diarrhea
(B) may cause them to sunburn more easily
(C) may impart an orange color to their urine and sweat✔
(D) may produce nausea and vomiting if used with alcohol
(E) should be swallowed whole (i.e., not chewed) to prevent staining of the teeth