VIKAS COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

VISSANNAPETA, KRISHNA DIST. 8Y

I B. Pharmacy I Semester II Sessional Examinations.
SUB:- Pharmaceutics-I SUB CODE:BP103T Max. Marks: 30
Time: 2 Hr. Date: 03-06-2022
I. Long Answers (Answer 1 out of 2) 1X10=10M
1. Define ointments. Explain in detail about ointment bases.
2. Explain about incompatibility. Discuss about chemical incompatibility.
II. Short Answers (Answer 2 out of 3) 2X5=10M
3. Describe about evaluation tests of semisolids.
4. Define term suspension. Discuss in brief about formulation of suspension.
5. What are suppositories. Write a note on different types of suppository bases.

VIKAS COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

 VISSANNAPETA, KRISHNA DIST.
I B. Pharmacy I Semester II Sessional Examinations.
SUB:- Pharmaceutics-I SUB CODE:BP103T Max. Marks: 10
Time: 1/2 Hr. Date: 03-06-2022

I. Multiple choice Questions (MCQs) 10 x 1= 10M

1. Which of the following is most commonly used suppository base (
)
a) cocoa butterb) PEG1000 c) PEG With TWEEN d) None

2. Which of the following is simple and oldest method of suppositories ( )

a) pour moulding b) hand molding c) compression molding d) None

3. There are ____ types of incompatibilities (. )

a) 2 b) 3 c) 4 d) 1

4. Which of the following is substitute for theobroma oil ( )

a) Hydrogenated oil b) emulsified cocoa c) both d) None

5. Incompatibility can occur during ( )

a) compounding b) dispensing c) formulation d) all

6. Which of the following is not a type of incompatibility ( )

a) physical b) chemical c) mixed d) therapeutic

7. Hydrocarbon ointment bases are ____ with water (

)
a) miscible b) immiscible c) both d) None

8. Vaginal suppositories are also called (

)
a) cones . b) pessaries c) bougies d) None

9. Suppositories are generally evaluated by (. )

a) Melting range test b) Breaking test c) liquifaction d) all

10. Which of the following is a reason of therapeutic incompatibility (

)
a) wrong dose b) drug interactions c) diffusion d) both a and b