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๐ŸŽฏ 100 MCQs for Diploma/Bachelor in Pharmacy – Mock Test

Prepared by : Amarnath Sah


๐Ÿงช Pharmaceutics

Q1. The process of converting powder into granules is called:

  • A) Milling
  • B) Granulation
  • C) Pulverization
  • D) Levigation

✅ Correct Answer: B) Granulation

Q2. The ideal particle size for ophthalmic preparations is:

  • A) 10 ยตm
  • B) 20 ยตm
  • C) 25 ยตm
  • D) 50 ยตm

✅ Correct Answer: A) 10 ยตm

Q3. Which dosage form avoids first-pass metabolism?

  • A) Oral tablets
  • B) Sublingual tablets
  • C) Capsules
  • D) Syrups

✅ Correct Answer: B) Sublingual tablets

Q4. Which excipient is used as a lubricant in tablet formulation?

  • A) Starch
  • B) Talc
  • C) Gelatin
  • D) PVP

✅ Correct Answer: B) Talc

Q5. Enteric coating is mainly done to:

  • A) Increase solubility
  • B) Protect drug from gastric juice
  • C) Enhance dissolution
  • D) Increase absorption

✅ Correct Answer: B) Protect drug from gastric juice

Q6. Suppositories are administered through:

  • A) Oral
  • B) Rectal
  • C) Parenteral
  • D) Topical

✅ Correct Answer: B) Rectal

Q7. The basic unit operation in tablet production is:

  • A) Mixing
  • B) Granulation
  • C) Compression
  • D) Drying

✅ Correct Answer: C) Compression

Q8. Bioavailability refers to:

  • A) Drug solubility
  • B) Rate & extent of absorption
  • C) Drug distribution
  • D) Drug metabolism

✅ Correct Answer: B) Rate & extent of absorption

Q9. Which method is used for sterilization of heat-labile drugs?

  • A) Dry heat
  • B) Moist heat
  • C) Filtration
  • D) Radiation

✅ Correct Answer: C) Filtration

Q10. Lyophilization means:

  • A) Spray drying
  • B) Freeze drying
  • C) Sun drying
  • D) Vacuum drying

✅ Correct Answer: B) Freeze drying

Q11. Coating used for taste masking is:

  • A) Enteric
  • B) Sugar
  • C) Film
  • D) Polymer

✅ Correct Answer: B) Sugar

Q12. Parenteral preparations must be:

  • A) Sterile
  • B) Colored
  • C) Flavored
  • D) Viscous

✅ Correct Answer: A) Sterile

Q13. Which dosage form provides controlled drug release?

  • A) Tablet
  • B) Capsule
  • C) Sustained release tablet
  • D) Syrup

✅ Correct Answer: C) Sustained release tablet

Q14. Hard gelatin capsules are mainly used for:

  • A) Liquids
  • B) Semi-solids
  • C) Powders
  • D) Suspensions

✅ Correct Answer: C) Powders

Q15. Ethanol in cough syrups acts as:

  • A) Diluent
  • B) Preservative
  • C) Flavoring agent
  • D) Sweetening agent

✅ Correct Answer: B) Preservative

Q16. Powder fineness is determined by:

  • A) Color
  • B) Mesh size
  • C) Density
  • D) Odor

✅ Correct Answer: B) Mesh size

Q17. The disintegrant in tablets helps in:

  • A) Binding
  • B) Breaking
  • C) Lubricating
  • D) Dissolving

✅ Correct Answer: B) Breaking

Q18. Creams are:

  • A) Solid
  • B) Semisolid
  • C) Liquid
  • D) Gas

✅ Correct Answer: B) Semisolid

Q19. Syrups are concentrated solution of:

  • A) Alcohol
  • B) Sugar
  • C) Salt
  • D) Acid

✅ Correct Answer: B) Sugar

Q20. The primary packaging of parenteral product is:

  • A) Strip
  • B) Ampoule
  • C) Bottle
  • D) Carton

✅ Correct Answer: B) Ampoule

Q21. Suspensions require:

  • A) Preservative
  • B) Suspending agent
  • C) Lubricant
  • D) Emulsifier

✅ Correct Answer: B) Suspending agent

Q22. Aerosols are packed under:

  • A) Vacuum
  • B) Gas pressure
  • C) Heat
  • D) Steam

✅ Correct Answer: B) Gas pressure

Q23. The most common plastic used in packaging is:

  • A) PVC
  • B) Polyethylene
  • C) Nylon
  • D) Glass

✅ Correct Answer: B) Polyethylene

Q24. Emulsions are stabilized by:

  • A) Binder
  • B) Surfactant
  • C) Lubricant
  • D) Flavor

✅ Correct Answer: B) Surfactant

Q25. Rectal route avoids:

  • A) Liver metabolism
  • B) Absorption
  • C) Distribution
  • D) Excretion

✅ Correct Answer: A) Liver metabolism

๐Ÿ’Š Pharmacology

Q26. The antidote for morphine poisoning is:

  • A) Atropine
  • B) Naloxone
  • C) Neostigmine
  • D) Physostigmine

✅ Correct Answer: B) Naloxone

Q27. Which drug is used in tuberculosis?

  • A) Isoniazid
  • B) Penicillin
  • C) Ciprofloxacin
  • D) Erythromycin

✅ Correct Answer: A) Isoniazid

Q28. Beta-blockers act by:

  • A) Stimulating beta
  • B) Blocking beta
  • C) Blocking alpha
  • D) Stimulating alpha

✅ Correct Answer: B) Blocking beta

Q29. Which is a loop diuretic?

  • A) Furosemide
  • B) Spironolactone
  • C) Acetazolamide
  • D) Mannitol

✅ Correct Answer: A) Furosemide

Q30. Drug of choice for anaphylaxis is:

  • A) Hydrocortisone
  • B) Epinephrine
  • C) Dopamine
  • D) Atropine

✅ Correct Answer: B) Epinephrine

Q31. Which is a calcium channel blocker?

  • A) Atenolol
  • B) Verapamil
  • C) Captopril
  • D) Losartan

✅ Correct Answer: B) Verapamil

Q32. Paracetamol toxicity affects:

  • A) Heart
  • B) Liver
  • C) Kidney
  • D) Lungs

✅ Correct Answer: B) Liver

Q33. Which drug is proton pump inhibitor?

  • A) Omeprazole
  • B) Ranitidine
  • C) Atropine
  • D) Sucralfate

✅ Correct Answer: A) Omeprazole

Q34. Which is not an NSAID?

  • A) Ibuprofen
  • B) Aspirin
  • C) Diclofenac
  • D) Morphine

✅ Correct Answer: D) Morphine

Q35. ACE inhibitors are used in:

  • A) Diabetes
  • B) Hypertension
  • C) Asthma
  • D) Tuberculosis

✅ Correct Answer: B) Hypertension

Q36. Which is not a side effect of steroids?

  • A) Hyperglycemia
  • B) Hypertension
  • C) Osteoporosis
  • D) Bradycardia

✅ Correct Answer: D) Bradycardia

Q37. Insulin is secreted by:

  • A) Alpha cells
  • B) Beta cells
  • C) Delta cells
  • D) G-cells

✅ Correct Answer: B) Beta cells

Q38. Which causes ototoxicity?

  • A) Aspirin
  • B) Gentamicin
  • C) Paracetamol
  • D) Ciprofloxacin

✅ Correct Answer: B) Gentamicin

Q39. Drug of choice in malaria?

  • A) Chloroquine
  • B) Rifampicin
  • C) Amoxicillin
  • D) Ibuprofen

✅ Correct Answer: A) Chloroquine

Q40. Which is H1 blocker?

  • A) Ranitidine
  • B) Cetirizine
  • C) Omeprazole
  • D) Sucralfate

✅ Correct Answer: B) Cetirizine

Q41. The neurotransmitter in Parkinson’s disease is:

  • A) Dopamine
  • B) Serotonin
  • C) GABA
  • D) Acetylcholine

✅ Correct Answer: A) Dopamine

Q42. Antidote for organophosphorus poisoning:

  • A) Atropine
  • B) Naloxone
  • C) Fomepizole
  • D) Protamine

✅ Correct Answer: A) Atropine

Q43. Which antibiotic causes teeth discoloration?

  • A) Penicillin
  • B) Tetracycline
  • C) Ciprofloxacin
  • D) Amoxicillin

✅ Correct Answer: B) Tetracycline

Q44. Which is not sedative?

  • A) Diazepam
  • B) Lorazepam
  • C) Caffeine
  • D) Phenobarbital

✅ Correct Answer: C) Caffeine

Q45. The half-life of drug means:

  • A) Time for 50% drug absorbed
  • B) Time for 50% excreted
  • C) Time for 50% eliminated from body
  • D) Time for full absorption

✅ Correct Answer: C) Time for 50% eliminated from body

Q46. Salbutamol is used in:

  • A) Hypertension
  • B) Asthma
  • C) Diabetes
  • D) TB

✅ Correct Answer: B) Asthma

Q47. Which is not an opioid?

  • A) Morphine
  • B) Codeine
  • C) Fentanyl
  • D) Aspirin

✅ Correct Answer: D) Aspirin

Q48. Drug used in angina:

  • A) Nitroglycerin
  • B) Digoxin
  • C) Furosemide
  • D) Captopril

✅ Correct Answer: A) Nitroglycerin

Q49. Which is anticoagulant?

  • A) Heparin
  • B) Aspirin
  • C) Digoxin
  • D) Diazepam

✅ Correct Answer: A) Heparin

Q50. Benzodiazepines act on:

  • A) Dopamine
  • B) GABA
  • C) Serotonin
  • D) Histamine

✅ Correct Answer: B) GABA

๐ŸŒฟ Pharmacognosy

Q51. Digitalis is obtained from:

  • A) Roots
  • B) Leaves
  • C) Seeds
  • D) Bark

✅ Correct Answer: B) Leaves

Q52. Cinchona source of:

  • A) Morphine
  • B) Quinine
  • C) Reserpine
  • D) Atropine

✅ Correct Answer: B) Quinine

Q53. Clove oil obtained from:

  • A) Flower buds
  • B) Seeds
  • C) Roots
  • D) Stem bark

✅ Correct Answer: A) Flower buds

Q54. Liquorice contains:

  • A) Glycyrrhizin
  • B) Atropine
  • C) Reserpine
  • D) Morphine

✅ Correct Answer: A) Glycyrrhizin

Q55. Aloe used as:

  • A) Laxative
  • B) Antipyretic
  • C) Analgesic
  • D) Antihistamine

✅ Correct Answer: A) Laxative

Q56. Senna leaves used as:

  • A) Laxative
  • B) Cardiac stimulant
  • C) Antiemetic
  • D) Analgesic

✅ Correct Answer: A) Laxative

Q57. Reserpine obtained from:

  • A) Rauwolfia
  • B) Cinchona
  • C) Atropa
  • D) Papaver

✅ Correct Answer: A) Rauwolfia

Q58. Atropine obtained from:

  • A) Digitalis
  • B) Atropa belladonna
  • C) Cinchona
  • D) Rauwolfia

✅ Correct Answer: B) Atropa belladonna

Q59. Castor oil used as:

  • A) Laxative
  • B) Expectorant
  • C) Analgesic
  • D) Antipyretic

✅ Correct Answer: A) Laxative

Q60. Morphine obtained from:

  • A) Coca
  • B) Opium poppy
  • C) Cinchona
  • D) Rauwolfia

✅ Correct Answer: B) Opium poppy

Q61. Eucalyptus oil used as:

  • A) Antiseptic
  • B) Analgesic
  • C) Cardiac stimulant
  • D) Laxative

✅ Correct Answer: A) Antiseptic

Q62. Ginger used for:

  • A) Cough
  • B) Nausea
  • C) Pain
  • D) Fever

✅ Correct Answer: B) Nausea

Q63. Garlic contains:

  • A) Allicin
  • B) Morphine
  • C) Quinine
  • D) Caffeine

✅ Correct Answer: A) Allicin

Q64. Caffeine source is:

  • A) Tea
  • B) Opium
  • C) Cinchona
  • D) Garlic

✅ Correct Answer: A) Tea

Q65. Cocoa contains:

  • A) Theobromine
  • B) Atropine
  • C) Reserpine
  • D) Morphine

✅ Correct Answer: A) Theobromine

Q66. Tulsi used as:

  • A) Antipyretic
  • B) Antidiabetic
  • C) Antiseptic
  • D) Analgesic

✅ Correct Answer: C) Antiseptic

Q67. Clove oil main constituent:

  • A) Eugenol
  • B) Quinine
  • C) Morphine
  • D) Caffeine

✅ Correct Answer: A) Eugenol

Q68. Nutmeg used as:

  • A) Stimulant
  • B) Depressant
  • C) Antiseptic
  • D) Laxative

✅ Correct Answer: A) Stimulant

Q69. Isabgol used as:

  • A) Laxative
  • B) Cardiac stimulant
  • C) Analgesic
  • D) Antiemetic

✅ Correct Answer: A) Laxative

Q70. Neem used as:

  • A) Antiseptic
  • B) Analgesic
  • C) Antiemetic
  • D) Laxative

✅ Correct Answer: A) Antiseptic

Q71. Ashwagandha used as:

  • A) Adaptogen
  • B) Laxative
  • C) Analgesic
  • D) Cardiac stimulant

✅ Correct Answer: A) Adaptogen

Q72. Turmeric contains:

  • A) Curcumin
  • B) Eugenol
  • C) Caffeine
  • D) Quinine

✅ Correct Answer: A) Curcumin

Q73. Opium contains:

  • A) Morphine
  • B) Quinine
  • C) Atropine
  • D) Reserpine

✅ Correct Answer: A) Morphine

Q74. Coffee seeds contain:

  • A) Caffeine
  • B) Morphine
  • C) Eugenol
  • D) Curcumin

✅ Correct Answer: A) Caffeine

Q75. Mentha oil used as:

  • A) Carminative
  • B) Analgesic
  • C) Laxative
  • D) Antipyretic

✅ Correct Answer: A) Carminative

๐Ÿฅ Social Pharmacy

Q76. Health education aims at:

  • A) Providing medicines
  • B) Changing health behavior
  • C) Vaccines
  • D) Hospitals

✅ Correct Answer: B) Changing health behavior

Q77. DOTS strategy is for:

  • A) Malaria
  • B) TB
  • C) HIV
  • D) Cholera

✅ Correct Answer: B) TB

Q78. Primary Health Care introduced in:

  • A) 1950
  • B) 1963
  • C) 1978
  • D) 1985

✅ Correct Answer: C) 1978

Q79. Essential drugs concept by:

  • A) UNICEF
  • B) WHO
  • C) UNESCO
  • D) FAO

✅ Correct Answer: B) WHO

Q80. Health for All 2000 AD slogan by:

  • A) World Bank
  • B) WHO
  • C) UNESCO
  • D) UNICEF

✅ Correct Answer: B) WHO

Q81. Immunization is example of:

  • A) Primary prevention
  • B) Secondary
  • C) Tertiary
  • D) None

✅ Correct Answer: A) Primary prevention

Q82. National health policy of India launched in:

  • A) 1983
  • B) 1990
  • C) 1978
  • D) 2000

✅ Correct Answer: A) 1983

Q83. Pulse polio program started in:

  • A) 1992
  • B) 2000
  • C) 1985
  • D) 1995

✅ Correct Answer: A) 1992

Q84. Vitamin A prophylaxis prevents:

  • A) Rickets
  • B) Night blindness
  • C) Goitre
  • D) Scurvy

✅ Correct Answer: B) Night blindness

Q85. Goitre caused by deficiency of:

  • A) Iron
  • B) Iodine
  • C) Calcium
  • D) Vitamin D

✅ Correct Answer: B) Iodine

Q86. Mid-day meal program aims to prevent:

  • A) Night blindness
  • B) Malnutrition
  • C) Goitre
  • D) Anemia

✅ Correct Answer: B) Malnutrition

Q87. ORS is used in:

  • A) Malaria
  • B) Diarrhea
  • C) TB
  • D) Typhoid

✅ Correct Answer: B) Diarrhea

Q88. Vector of malaria is:

  • A) Mosquito
  • B) Housefly
  • C) Rat
  • D) Dog

✅ Correct Answer: A) Mosquito

Q89. AIDS caused by:

  • A) Virus
  • B) Bacteria
  • C) Fungus
  • D) Protozoa

✅ Correct Answer: A) Virus

Q90. Janani Suraksha Yojana is for:

  • A) Children
  • B) Pregnant women
  • C) Old age
  • D) Men

✅ Correct Answer: B) Pregnant women

Q91. Which is not vaccine-preventable?

  • A) Measles
  • B) Polio
  • C) Diabetes
  • D) Tetanus

✅ Correct Answer: C) Diabetes

Q92. National health day in India:

  • A) April 7
  • B) May 1
  • C) June 5
  • D) Dec 1

✅ Correct Answer: A) April 7

Q93. PNDT Act is related to:

  • A) Sex determination
  • B) Drug safety
  • C) Nutrition
  • D) Education

✅ Correct Answer: A) Sex determination

Q94. ASHA stands for:

  • A) Accredited Social Health Activist
  • B) Allied School Health Assistant
  • C) Advanced Social Health Association
  • D) None

✅ Correct Answer: A) Accredited Social Health Activist

Q95. RNTCP is related to:

  • A) TB
  • B) Malaria
  • C) HIV
  • D) Leprosy

✅ Correct Answer: A) TB

Q96. Anganwadi workers are part of:

  • A) ICDS
  • B) NACO
  • C) WHO
  • D) UNICEF

✅ Correct Answer: A) ICDS

Q97. Jan Aushadhi scheme is for:

  • A) Generic drugs
  • B) Hospitals
  • C) Vaccine
  • D) Private pharmacy

✅ Correct Answer: A) Generic drugs

Q98. National AIDS control program launched in:

  • A) 1992
  • B) 1985
  • C) 2000
  • D) 1990

✅ Correct Answer: A) 1992

Q99. School health program aims at:

  • A) Children health
  • B) Elderly
  • C) Women
  • D) Workers

✅ Correct Answer: A) Children health

Q100. Universal Immunization Programme started in:

  • A) 1985
  • B) 1978
  • C) 1990
  • D) 2005

✅ Correct Answer: A) 1985


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