Anand College of Pharmacy

Program for B.Pharma Workshop on Employability & winning Interviews.

Friday, 6 th April 2012

Morning

Timings Duration Session Trainers10:00--10:30 30 min Assembly over Tea10:30--11:00 30 min Introduction to

Pharma PI& PI FAQsRitesh Batra

Lalit Saraswat11:00 – 12:00 30 min Preferred Personal

StylesRitesh Batra

Lalit Saraswat12:00--12:15 15 min Break & Group

formation on Pharma Domains

Ritesh BatraLalit Saraswat

12:15 – 1:00 45 min Mock PI Pharma & HR (in facilitation Mode)

Ritesh BatraLalit Saraswat

1:00 – 1:45 45 min Lunch Break

Post Lunch

1:45 – 2:15 30 min Resume Check2:15--3:00 45 min Mock PI (Individual &

Domain specific)Ritesh Batra

Lalit Saraswat3:00—3:15 15 min Evening Tea3:15—4:15 60 min Recorded PI Ritesh Batra

Lalit Saraswat4:15—4:30 15 min Take Home Learnings Ritesh Batra

Lalit Saraswat

Anand College of Pharmacy

Program for B.Pharma Workshop on Employability & winning Interviews.

Saturday, 7 th April 2012

Morning

Timings Duration Session Trainers10:00--10:30 30 min Assembly over Tea10:30--11:00 30 min Rec.PI Feedback Ritesh Batra

Lalit Saraswat11:00 – 12:00 30 min Tyro’s Vision Exercise Ritesh Batra

Lalit Saraswat12:00--12:15 15 min Break & Group

formation on Pharma Domains

Ritesh BatraLalit Saraswat

12:15 – 1:00 45 min Rec.PI & GDs Ritesh BatraLalit Saraswat

1:00 – 1:45 45 min Lunch Break

Post Lunch

1:45 – 2:15 30 min Resume Check2:15--3:00 45 min Extempore Ritesh Batra

Lalit Saraswat3:00—3:15 15 min Evening Tea3:15—4:15 60 min Selling Skills & Role

PlaysRitesh Batra

Lalit Saraswat4:15—4:30 15 min Take Home Learnings Ritesh Batra

Lalit Saraswat

1. Hausner ratio is calculated by

 H.R. = Tapped Density/Poured Density

 H.R. = Poured Density/ Tapped Density

 H.R. = Bulk Density/True Density

 H.R. = Bulk Density/Void Volume

2. Particle size analysis is mainly done for

 Dose uniformity

 Stability

 Dissolution rate

 All the above

3. Modified starch is

 Starch 1500

 Starch 1000

 Starch 200

 Starch 1200

4. Following lubricants, which is not used in oral tablets

 Talc

 Hydrogenated vegitable oils

 Magnesium stearate

 Boric acid

5. The concentration of polyvinyl pyrrolidone (PVP) as a binder is

 2-15% w/v

 0.1 – 0.5% w/v

 1-5% w/v

 0.5-3% w/v

6. Primary amines are incompatible with

 Lactose

 Mannitol

 Methyl Cellulose

 Acacia

7. The thickness of tablets are measured by

 Sliding caliper scale

 Rotating disc technique

 Microscopic Technique

 Techincon Auto analyser

8. Hardness of tablet is measure by

 pfiser tester

 Strong Cobb

 Erweka tester

 All the above

9. The mesh size of USP disintegrator is

 5-6

 2.5

 28-32

 10

10. Aspartame has the main disadvantage as

 Carcinogenic

 Less sweeter than sucrose

 Hygroscopic in nature

 Bitter after taste

1. Indian baladona is

 Atropa Belladonna

 Atropa Belladonna var acuminate

 Atropa fastusa

 Atropa succirubra

2. Opium does NOT contain the following EXCEPT -

 Meconic acid

 Starch

 Calcium Oxalate

 Tannins

3. Saponnins are characterized by

 Bitterness value

 Hemolytic activity

 Swelling Index

 All of the above

4. White ginseng is

 White colored variety of ginseng roots

 Obtained by washing to remove colour of ginseng roots

 Washed roots without secondary roots, sun dried and oftenly peeled

 None of the above

5. Bitters are used therapeutically as

 Antimalarial agents

 Antiamoebic agents

 Antifungal agents

 Appetizing agents

6. Volatile oils are extracted by using

 Soxhlet apparatus

 Perculator

 Clavenger apparatus

 All of the above

8. Opium alkaloid containing isoquinoline ring system is

 Morphine

 Codiene

 Thebaine

 Papaverine

9. Which constituents of Gugulipids is reponsible for hypolipdemic activity

 Gums

 Guggulsterol I and II

 Guggulsterones E and Z

 All of the above

10. Which one of the following is S glycoside

 Digoxin

 Sennoside A

 Aloin

 Sinigrin

1. One of the following drug is an alkylating agent

 Allopurinol

 Methotrexate

 Cyclophosphamide

 Buslphan

2. Anti-asthamatic agent which is not a mast cell stabillizer

 Ketotifen

 Terbutaline Sulfte

 Nedocromil

 Sodium Chromoglycate

3. The drug which was used as 'LIE DETECTOR' during the Second world war is

 Nitrous Oxide

 Chloroquine

 Carbamazepine

 Hyoscyine

4. Choose the "Cholineesterase reactivator"

 Atropine

 Pralidoxime

 Pirenzepine

 Ipratropium

5. Which one of the following is used in treatment of Ulceratice Colitis?

 Sulfasalazine

 Mesalazine

 Olsalazine

 All of the above

6. Chloroprocaine is not used for spinal anasthesia because

 It is not effective in spinal anasthesia

 It produces a very long duration of spinal anasthesia

 It produces a very short duration of spinal anasthesia

 It can damage nerve roots on intra-thecal injection

7. A source of anitcarcinogenic drug is

 Belladona

 Nux vomica

 Vinca rosea

 Cascara

8. Organic nitrates are not very usefull in acute angina attacks because they

 are insoluble

 Can only be given orally

 Cause very severe side effects

 Must be biconverted before being active

9. Which one of the following interacts with vasopressin

 Chloramphenicol

 Diphenylhydantoin

 Chlorpropamide

 Dicumarol

10. Cyanocobalamine is a

 Steroid

 Choline esterase inhibitor

 Hallucinogen

 Vitamin

1. _________ is not a chelating agent.

 Ethylene diamine

 Tripyridyl

 Citric acid

 EDTA

2. Hydroquinone, polyhydroxy phenol is mainly used as

 Chelating agent

 Anti oxidant

 Solubilizing agent

 Oxidising agent

3. The inclusion of water miscible solvents in the formulation will increase the stability by

 Supressing ionization

 Reducing the extremes of pH required to achieve solubility

 Contributing itself to solubility

 Reducing the water activity be reducing the polarity of the solvent

4. Polymorphism is important in the formulation of ________.

 Ointments

 Suspositories

 Capsules

 Solutions

5. Polymorphism is mainly exhibited by

 Barbiturates

 Sulphonamides

 Steroids

 All the above

6. the melting point of given substances can be determined by

 DSC

 XRD

 FTIR

 HPLC

7. Wood’s apparatus is mainly used in

 Particle size determination

 pH determination

 Solubility determination

 Partition coefficient determination

8. Kinetic pH profiles for preformulation are mainly done by exposing the drugs to

 Base degradation

 Acid degradation

 Aqueous degradation

 All the above

9. The solubility of the drug will be high when it is in its

 Metastable form

 Stable form.

 Unstable form

 All the above

10. Hydrophobic nonionisable substances solubility can be increased by addition of

 Polar solvents

 Non polar solvents

 By both polar and nonpolar solvents

 Galactomannen

1. 5, 5 Diethyl barbituric acid is common name of

 Phenobarbital

 Barbitone

 Thiopentanal

 Pentobarbital

2. Hydrolysis of methoxy carbonyl and Benzoate group of cocaine gives an inactive compound which is known as

 Ecgonine

 Tropacocaine

 Atropine

 Pseudo cocaine

3. Codeine differs structure from Morphine by

 N - Methyl Group

 - Cl group

 - OC2H2 group

 - OCH3 Group

4. Heterocyclic ring INDOLE is present in

 Diclofenac

 Flurbiprofen

 Sulindac

 Indomethacin

5. The aromatic nucleus present in Naproxen is

 Benzene

 Naphthalene

 Anthracene

 Pyridine

6. Procainamide differs from procaine by

 Ester group

 Amide Group

 Chloro group

 Hydroxy group

7. The active metabolite of phenyl butazone is

 Sulfinpyrazone

 Oxyphenbutazone

 Phenazone

 Azapropazone

8. Ethacrynic acid belongs to the class of

 Loop diuretic

 ACE inhibitor

 Aldosterone antagonist

 Diuretic

9. Chloroquin is an antimalarial drug which belongs to the class of

 4 - amino quinoline

 8 - amino quinoline

 9 - amino quinoline

 Acidine

10. Penicilline on hydrolysis wit alkali gives

 Penicilloic acid

 Penaldic acid

 Penicillic acid

 Penicillamine