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A pharmacist is the person who has been trained in diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases.. substance that is used in the diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of a disease D.. su

C1-1-01 The person who works in healthcare system providing medical

services is ……

A a health worker

B a pharmacist

C a patient C1-1-02 What is the most important focus of pharmaceutical care?

A hospitals only

B pharmacies only

C various settings C1-1-05 A pharmacist can have empathy with patients for ………

A the process of taking care

B means to provide continuous patient care to attain desired outcomes

C implies that the pharmacist is no longer responsible for dispensing functions

C1-1-07 ……… are substances for putting on some parts of the body, eg the

face, to make them beautiful

A Cosmetics

B Drugs

C Functional foods C1-1-08 ………… are substances that is used in the diagnosis, treatment, or

prevention of a disease

A Cosmetics

B Drugs

C Health Supplements C1-1-09 ……… is activities assuring the goods produced are kept at high

standards

A efficacy

B quality assurance

C quality control C1-1-10 ……… is activities carried out to check product quality

A efficacy

B quality assurance

C quality control C1-1-11 Pharmaceutical product mustn’t meet the requirement of …

C purity

C1-1-12 The followings cannot be seen as pharmaceutical products …

C Tea “Doctor Thanh”

C1-1-13 A health supplement product doesn’t contain …

A hormone

C1-1-14 A drug can not …

A interact with a part of the body

B change an existing physiological process

C bring about a new function to a cell C1-1-15 Health supplement products are not presented in …

A boxes of capsules

B vials of injectables

C bottles of liquids C1-1-16 There are a lot of spots on the skin I have a ………

A flu

B food poisoning

C rash C1-1-17 I feel shivery, I've got a headache and I'm aching all over I feel

terrible I may have a …

A flu

B food poisoning

………

A rash

B food poisoning

C hay fever C1-1-20 I can't stop sneezing and my eyes are watering all the time I have a

………

A rash

C twisted ankle C1-1-21 Substances prescribed or recommended to treat illness are called……

A drugs

C health supplement C1-1-22 When you have a ………, your body temperature is higher than

normal

A cough

C1-1-23 Vaccines are used to produce …………

A natural immunity

C both natural and acquired immunity C1-1-24 In order to treat an illness successfully and prevent a recurrence, a

physician usually needs to identify…

A its condition only

B its cause only

C both its condition and cause C1-1-25 Cough is one of the symptoms of a ………

A flu

C backache C1-1-26 Diseases and treatments can be categorized in ……

A only one way

B two ways

C many ways C1-1-27 Normal body temperature is ………

A 36o Celsius

B 37o Celsius

C 38o Celsius C1-1-28 A body temperature higher than normal may indicate that ………

A the body is fighting an infection

B the body is OK

C the body is healthy

C1-1-29 Antibiotics are ………

A over-the-counter drug

B prescription drug

C non-prescription drug C1-1-30 The treatment of diseases with herbs and plants is called ……

A herbal

B herbalist

C herbalism C1-1-31 Ginger has been found to ………… colds and cleanse the kidneys

A work with

B work together

C work against C1-1-32 Those people who suffer from long-term stress may all benefit

from… remedies

A herb

B herbal

C herbalism C1-1-33 In Western countries such as the US, Australia, Ireland, and the UK,

for university degree courses in herbalism, practitioners are trained in both …….and herbal sciences

A medicine

B medical

C medicinal C1-1-34 In China and India, universities teaching …….medicine train

A tradition

B traditional

C traditionally C1-1-35 In Ghana, most of the medicines used are made from …… plants

A medicine

B medical

C medicinal C1-1-36 Herbs can prove to be extremely …… in promoting mental and

physical performance

A help

B helpful

C helpfulness C1-1-37 Traditional medicine is usually ……, that is it looks at the whole body

rather than just the symptoms

A holistic

B specific

C local C1-1-38 Although they are …………, herbal remedies are medicines, therefore

they can cause side effects

A natural

B artificial

C synthetic C1-1-39 Oral medications are supplied in

A only solid forms

B only liquid forms

C both solid and liquid

C1-1-40 The parenteral route is when patients are not cooperative

A useful

B inconvenient

C harmful C1-1-41 Each tablet contains of the drug

A a lot of doses

B a double dose

C a single dose C1-1-42 Oral medications are administered

A by mouth

B by injection

C by anus C1-1-43 Parenteral medications are absorbed than drugs given by other

routes

A faster

B slower

C less than C1-1-44 The most common solid forms of oral medications are

A tablets, capsules and drops

B capsules, drops and syrups

C tablets, capsules and caplets C1-1-45 is a container with a liquid that is administered in the spray

form

A Plaster

C1-1-46 Tablets for sublingual administration are absorbed

A by the mucosa of the mouth

B under the tongue

C through the skin C1-1-47 Parenteral medications are absorbed ……than drugs given by the

other routes

A faster

B more slowly

C as quickly C1-1-48 An elixir is

A an alcohol solution

B an acid solution

C a sugar solution C1-1-49 The person who receives medical care in a hospital is

………

A a health worker

B a doctor

C a patient C1-1-50 The person who has been trained in design, preparation and use of

medicines/ drugs is …

A a doctor

B a pharmacist

C a patient C2-1-51 When a person chooses a career in a health profession, he/she must

have the power to restore health of the patient

A True

B False

C2-1-52 The role of the patient is asking for help from the clinician

A True

B False C2-1-53 The practice of pharmacy takes place only in hospitals

A True

B False C2-1-54 Trying to lessen the suffering of the patient is one of the roles of the

clinician

A True

B False C2-1-55 The patient should entrust his or her health to the clinician’s care

A True

B False C2-1-56 A pharmacist is the person who has been trained in diagnosis,

treatment and prevention of diseases

A True

B False C2-1-57 Management of chronic diseases is an example of an expanded role

of the pharmacist

A True

B False C2-1-58 Nowadays the pharmacist has the role only in primary disease

B False C2-1-59 A patient is the person who gives medical treatment to others in a

hospital

A True

B False C2-1-60 The provision of pharmaceutical care implies that the pharmacist is

no longer responsible for dispensing functions

A True

B False C2-1-61 The clinician can behave unethically towards the patient

A True

B False C2-1-62 Central to the practice of pharmacy is the provision of clinical

services for the benefits of patients

A True

B False C2-1-63 Cooperation with other professionals in designing, implementing and

monitoring therapeutic plan is an activity of a pharmacist

A True

B False C2-1-64 The term pharmaceutical care sometimes is called pharmacist care

A True

B False C2-1-65 The most important focus of pharmaceutical care is the prescription

A True

B False

C2-1-66 The importance of putting a face to face with the clinical picture is a

main component of pharmaceutical care

A True

B False C2-1-67 A pharmacist can have a caring relationship with a patient as well as

with a chart of profile

A True

B False C2-1-68 Pharmaceutical care is founded on a collaborative effort between

pharmacist and patient

A True

B False C2-1-69 Pharmacy practice and education are continually developing

A True

B False C2-1-70 Pharmaceutical care has not been a key component of pharmacy

practice

A True

B False C2-1-71 The concepts, activities, and services of pharmaceutical care develop

the foundation for provision of clinical services directly to, and for the benefit of, patients in all pharmacy practice settings

A True

C2-1-72 It is significantly important that pharmacists understand, and be

prepared to provide service and care for the diverse populations in the communities where they practice

A True

B False C2-1-73 For many people, the pharmacist is not the first or primary contact

with the health-care system

A True

B False C2-1-74 Patient assessment completely separates the provision of

pharmaceutical care services

A True

B False C2-1-75 Patient education and counselling completely separates the provision

of pharmaceutical care services

A True

B False C2-1-76 Drug treatment protocols are inherent in the provision of

pharmaceutical care

A True

B False C2-1-77 Dosage adjustment naturally belongs to the provision of

pharmaceutical care

A True

B False

C2-1-78 Patient-specific pharmacist care plans and selection of therapeutic

alternatives are the key components of the provision of pharmaceutical care

A True

B False C2-1-79 The provision of pharmaceutical care includes, but not limited to,

prescriptive authority and preventive services

A True

B False C2-1-80 Managerial skills do not belong to the provision of pharmaceutical

care

A True

B False C2-1-81 The need for pharmaceutical care secures a stable role for the

pharmacist in the health care system in any country, of any nation

A True

B False C2-1-82 Every encounter with patient, regardless of practice setting, provides

pharmaceutical care

A True

B False C2-1-83 Pharmaceutical care activities put pharmacists together in the health

care system of the future

C2-1-84 Pharmacy practice settings do not include home health care, hospital,

ambulatory care, primary care, consultation, long term care, and community pharmacy practice

A True

B False C2-1-85 A pharmacist can have empathy for words on a page or on a

computer screen

A True

B False C2-1-86 Interest in human health and illness has been developed in the last

few centuries

A True

B False C2-1-87 The first pharmacy was opened in London in the fifteenth century

A True

B False C2-1-88 Prescription medicines had not been administered before 1545

A True

B False C2-1-89 The establishment of the first pharmacy indicated that medication

was becoming an accepted means of treating diseases

A True

B False C2-1-90 Pharmaceutical industry has grown from the simple discovery of

penicillin in 1941

A True

B False

C2-1-91 Today, many millions of drugs are used to treat illness

A True

B False C2-1-92 A pharmaceutical product is a normal product

A True

B False C2-1-93 Any medicinal products require three criterions: quality, safety, and

efficacy

A True

B False C2-1-94 Generally, a drug is any substance that is used in the treatment of a

disease only

A True

B False C2-1-95 A drug may be a synthetic, semi-synthetic, or naturally occurring

compound or mixture of compounds

A True

B False C2-1-96 Some drugs interact with a part of the body to change an existing

physiological or biochemical process

A True

B False

A True

B False C2-1-98 A drug can impart a new function to an organ, tissue, or cell

A True

B False C2-1-99 Some therapies, such as vaccines and gene therapies, are not drugs in

the traditional sense but are also used to manage diseases

A True

B False C2-1-100 One of the goals of an ideal drug is to have a desirable

pharmacological action

A True

B False C2-1-101 One of the goals of an ideal drug is to have several side effects

A True

B False C2-1-102 One of the goals of an ideal drug is to reach its intended location in

the right concentration at the right time

A True

B False C2-1-103 One of the goals of an ideal drug is to remain at the site of action for

a long time

A True

B False C2-1-104 One of the goals of an ideal drug is to be slowly and totally removed

from the body when no longer needed

A True

B False C2-1-105 When developing a new drug, all the goals cannot be achieved fully,

but need to be considered and optimized during the research and development process

A True

B False C2-1-106 The success of a new drug depends on how close it comes to meeting

the objectives

A True

B False C2-1-107 “Health Supplement” means any product that is used to supplement a

diet and to maintain, enhance and improve the healthy function of human body

A True

B False C2-1-108 There has been trend of viewing our diet as a first line of defense

against diseases to achieve optimal health and well-being

A True

B False C2-1-109 “Health Supplement” is presented in dosage forms (to be

administered) in small unit doses such as capsules, tablets, powder, liquids

C2-1-110 “Health Supplement” includes sterile preparations (i.e injectables,

eye drops)

A True

B False C2-1-111 Functional foods are regarded as any substance that may be

considered food or a part of food that provides health benefits

A True

B False C2-1-112 The products of functional foods vary from dietary, genetically

engineered food, herbal products, and processed food

A True

B False C2-1-113 The products of functional foods does not include processed food

A True

B False C2-1-114 The potential of functional food is often related to the maintenance

and improvement of health beyond basic nutrition

A True

B False C2-1-115 A number of functional foods are now eligible to bear health claims

on their labels

A True

B False C2-1-116 Today, only the food manufacturers are trying to enter the market of

functional foods

A True

B False

C2-1-117 Cosmetics are any substance or preparation intended to be placed in

contact with the external parts of the human body only

A True

B False C2-1-118 Great progress has been made in the diversification of cosmetics

products, their functions and in the safety and protection of the consumer since the origin of civilization

A True

B False C2-1-119 Diseases and treatments can be categorized in several ways

A True

B False C2-1-120 Tentative diagnoses sometimes begin with patients, who notice

abnormal changes in their bodies

A True

B False C2-1-121 A temperature higher than normal may indicate that the body is

fighting an infection

A True

B False C2-1-122 Another common symptom of ill health is coughing

C2-1-123 Fever isn’t a common symptom of ill health

A True

B False C2-1-124 Syndrome is a group of symptoms that collectively indicate the

presence of a particular disease or condition

A True

B False C2-1-125 An infectious disease is caused by microorganisms

A True

B False C2-1-126 Vaccines are used to produce an acquired immunity

A True

B False C2-1-127 Many drugs are available by prescription only

A True

B False C2-1-128 Drugs by prescription are not dangerous if taken in an overdose

A True

B False C2-1-129 Some drugs are addictive; therefore, their uses must be strictly

controlled

A True

B False C2-1-130 Drugs that do not require a doctor’s prescription are over-the-counter

(nonprescription) drugs

A True

B False

C2-1-131 Over-the-counter (nonprescription) drugs enable people to handle

serious medical problems without spending money or time consulting

a doctor

A True

B False C2-1-132 Many people waste money on drugs that do not help their specific

condition or that may even do more harm than good

A True

B False C2-1-133 Medication is the only way to treat illness

A True

B False C2-1-134 Substances prescribed or recommended to treat illness are called

drugs or medicine

A True

B False C2-1-135 Whether a person exposed to pathogens becomes ill or not depends on

the body’s ability to resist microorganisms

A True

B False C2-1-136 Natural immunity is provided by bodily defense mechanisms

C2-1-137 The body’s ability to resist microorganisms is natural only

A True

B False C2-1-138 The body’s ability to resist microorganisms is acquired only

A True

B False C2-1-139 Vaccines are used to produce a natural immunity

A True

B False C2-1-140 Coughs aren’t associated with ailments of the nose, throat, chest and

lungs

A True

B False C2-1-141 Both the condition and cause are important to treat an illness

successfully and prevent a recurrence

A True

B False C2-1-142 These tiny organisms (bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoa, or worms)

are also called pathogens

A True

B False C2-1-143 Acquired immunity is provided by bodily defense mechanisms

A True

B False C2-1-144 A person is vaccinated with living but weakened germ, a killed germ,

or a toxic poison from the germ

A True

B False C2-1-145 The ability to resist microorganisms may be natural or acquired

A True

B False C2-1-146 Today, medical personnel have a clear idea of how and why a

particular drug works and what its side effects and contraindications are

A True

B False C2-1-147 Over-the-counter (non-prescription) drugs enable people to handle

minor medical problems without spending money or time consulting

a doctor

A True

B False C2-1-148 Medication is just one of many ways to treat illness

A True

B False C2-1-149 About 30,000 different drugs are currently available for the treatment

of illness

A True

B False C2-1-150 A patient can buy the medicines such antibiotics, narcotic drugs,

digitalis, anticoagulants without a doctor’s prescription

C2-1-151 To buy an over-the-counter drug, patients need a doctor’s prescription

A True

B False C2-1-152 Traditional medicine has been seen as a part of medicine in the

world

A True

B False C2-1-153 People have used traditional medicine throughout history and within

every culture to prevent and treat diseases

A True

B False C2-1-154 The use of plants to prevent and cure diseases is new

A True

B False C2-1-155 Plants were used for medical purposes by almost every ancient

culture

A True

B False C2-1-156 The treatment of diseases with herbs and plants is called herbal

A True

B False C2-1-157 Herbalism is one of the many kinds of traditional medicine that are

still popular today

A True

B False

C2-1-158 Aloe Vera, Garlic, and Ginger have become familiar and well used

household remedies

A True

B False C2-1-159 When confronted by ill health, human beings have never sought

medicines from the natural world

A True

B False C2-1-160 Today, traditional knowledge of herbal medicine can be combined

with the clarity that scientific research can provide

A True

B False C2-1-161 Traditional medicine is usually holistic

A True

B False C2-1-162 Traditional medicine treats only a specific area or illness rather than

looking at the whole body

A True

B False C2-1-163 Herbal remedies can be safely used to treat common acute problems,

such as coughs, headaches, and skin rashes

A True

B False C2-1-164 Herbal remedies can be safely used to treat chronic problems, for

B False

C2-1-165 Herbal remedies can be safely used to prevent illness

A True

B False C2-1-166 Herbal remedies can be safely used to enhance health

A True

B False C2-1-167 Herbal medicines can’t cause side effects because of their natural

origin

A True

B False C2-1-168 For best results, herbal remedies need to be used sensibly and with

respect

A True

B False C2-1-169 Herbal remedies are well suited to treating severe health problems

A True

B False C2-1-170 If you are in doubt when using herbal remedies, seek immediate

professional advice

A True

B False C2-1-171 Herbal remedies can relieve symptoms of headache, sore throat and

cough very quickly

A True

physical performance

A True

B False C2-1-174 Herbal medicine is not used for chronic, long-term illness

A True

B False C2-1-175 In China and India in particular, the vast majority of remedies used are

herbal

A True

B False C2-1-176 In Western countries, people do not use herbal remedies

A True

B False C2-1-177 Germany is a world center for research into herbal or phytomedicines

A True

B False C2-1-178 Ginkgo Biloba is beneficial in maintaining healthy blood flow to the

B False

C2-1-179 Herbal remedies do not help prevent inflammation

A True

B False C2-1-180 Taking rosemary can help enhance mental focus and vitality in exams

and interviews

A True

B False C2-1-181 People working long hours or nights can benefit from Siberian ginseng

or golden root

A True

B False C2-1-182 Taking Siberian ginseng or golden root cannot improve people’s

stamina and work rate

A True

B False C2-1-183 Biochemical medicine is not recommended for acute and life -

threating illness

A True

B False C2-1-184 Herbal medicine in Ghana is not popular

A True

B False C2-1-185 Herbs do not help people in preventing allergy

A True

B False

C2-1-186 Although herbal remedies are natural, they can cause side effects

A True

B False C2-1-187 Medications must be administered in the form and via the route

specified by the prescriber

A True

B False C2-1-188 A sweet, liquid medicine taken with spoon or cup is tablets

A True

B False C2-1-189 A very small amount of liquid that forms a round shape is drops

A True

B False C2-1-190 A container with a liquid that is administered in spray form is syrup

aerosol

A True

B False C2-1-191 A solid medicine which melts slowly in the rectum or vagina is drops

A True

B False C2-1-192 A medication on material or cloth placed on the skin is suppository

C2-1-193 A container with a liquid that is administered in spray form is syrup

A True

B False C2-1-194 A sweet, liquid medicine taken with spoon or cup is syrup

A True

B False C2-1-195 Oral medications are often supplied in solid form

A True

B False C2-1-196 The common solid forms of oral medications are capsules and

caplets

A True

B False C2-1-197 A route of administration is often decided according to the form of the

drug

A True

B False C2-1-198 The route of administration is one of the major factors in the design of

a drug

A True

B False C2-1-199 Capsules must be always administered whole

A True

B False C2-1-200 The form (preparation) of a drug doesn’t affect its speed of onset,

intensity of action, and route of administration

A True

B False C2-1-201 The route indicates the site of the body and method of drug delivery

A True

B False C2-1-202 All dosage forms should be free from gross microbial contamination

A True

B False C2-1-203 For some dosage forms, sterility, that is a total absence of micro-

organisms, is essential

A True

B False C2-1-204 Oral medications are administered by mouth (PO) and are supplied in

solid form only

A True

B False C2-1-205 Oral medications are administered by mouth (PO) and are supplied in

liquid form only

A True

B False C2-1-206 Oral medications are administered by mouth (PO) and are supplied in

both solid and liquid form

A True

B False

A True

B False C2-1-208 A suspension consists of an insoluble drug in a liquid base

A True

B False C2-1-209 Parenteral medications are sterile dosage forms that are injected (via

needle) into the body by various routes

A True

B False C2-1-210 Oral medications are absorbed faster and more completely than drugs

given by other routes

A True

B False C2-1-211 For most patients, the oral route is the most convenient and acceptable

method of taking medicines

A True

B False C2-1-212 The most common routes of administration are oral and parenteral

A True

B False C2-1-213 Local effect means that drug is limited to the area of the body where

it is administered

A True

B False C2-1-214 Oral medications are usually in the forms of injections, powders for

injections and intravenous infusions

A True

B False C2-1-215 Elixirs, syrups, and suspensions are parenteral medications

A True

B False C2-1-216 Syrup is a medication dissolved in a sugar-and-water solution

A True

B False C2-1-217 Tablets for buccal or sublingual administration can be swallowed

A True

B False C2-1-218 Only some dosage forms should be free from gross microbial

contamination

A True

B False C2-1-219 Gelatin capsules must be soft

A True

B False C2-1-220 Gelatin capsules must be hard

A True

B False C2-1-221 When a patient cannot swallow, certain capsules may be opened and

their contents may be mixed in a liquid or sprinkled on a small amount

of soft food

C3-1-222 Match the given word or phrase with its definition according to

B quality of producing the desired results or being effective

C substance that is used in the diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of

a disease

D activities carried out to check product quality

E activities assuring the goods produced are kept at high standards

A substance for putting on some parts of the body, eg the face, to make them beautiful

B quality of producing the desired results or being effective

C substance that is used in the diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of

a disease

D activities carried out to check product quality

E activities assuring the goods produced are kept at high standards

A substance for putting on some parts of the body, eg the face, to make them beautiful

B quality of producing the desired results or being effective

C substance that is used in the diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of

a disease

D activities carried out to check product quality

E activities assuring the goods produced are kept at high standards

C3-1-222-4 quality assurance

A substance for putting on some parts of the body, eg the face, to make them beautiful

B quality of producing the desired results or being effective

C substance that is used in the diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of

a disease

D activities carried out to check product quality

E activities assuring the goods produced are kept at high standards C3-1-222-5 quality control

A substance for putting on some parts of the body, eg the face, to make them beautiful

B quality of producing the desired results or being effective

C substance that is used in the diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of

a disease

D activities carried out to check product quality

E activities assuring the goods produced are kept at high standards

B the person who receives medical treatment in a hospital

C the person who has been trained in design, preparation and use of

E the person who has been trained in diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases

A the person who works in healthcare system providing medical services

B the person who receives medical treatment in a hospital

C the person who has been trained in design, preparation and use of medicines/ drugs

D the person who specializes in areas of disease treatment

E the person who has been trained in diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases

C3-1-223-3 a health worker

A the person who works in healthcare system providing medical services

B the person who receives medical treatment in a hospital

C the person who has been trained in design, preparation and use of medicines/ drugs

D the person who specializes in areas of disease treatment

E the person who has been trained in diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases

A the person who works in healthcare system providing medical services

B the person who receives medical treatment in a hospital

C the person who has been trained in design, preparation and use of medicines/ drugs

D the person who specializes in areas of disease treatment

E the person who has been trained in diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases

C3-1-223-5 a pharmacist

A the person who works in healthcare system providing medical services

B the person who receives medical treatment in a hospital

C the person who has been trained in design, preparation and use of medicines/ drugs

D the person who specializes in areas of disease treatment

E the person who has been trained in diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases

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A a factor that causes an infectious disease

B air expelled from the lungs suddenly and noisily

C an amount in excess of a specified quantity of a drug recommended for a patient

D an abnormal high body temperature

E invasion of the body by disease-producing microorganism

A a factor that causes an infectious disease

B air expelled from the lungs suddenly and noisily

D an abnormal high body temperature

E invasion of the body by disease-producing microorganism

A a factor that causes an infectious disease

B air expelled from the lungs suddenly and noisily

C an amount in excess of a specified quantity of a drug recommended for a patient

D an abnormal high body temperature

E invasion of the body by disease-producing microorganism

A a factor that causes an infectious disease

B air expelled from the lungs suddenly and noisily

C an amount in excess of a specified quantity of a drug recommended for a patient

D an abnormal high body temperature

E invasion of the body by disease-producing microorganism

A a factor that causes an infectious disease

B air expelled from the lungs suddenly and noisily

C an amount in excess of a specified quantity of a drug recommended for a patient

D an abnormal high body temperature

E invasion of the body by disease-producing microorganism

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