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WHO’s model list of essential medicines (Updated in April 2013, once every two years) has about 350 drugs (368 to be more precise). WHO has two lists one is for adults and the other is for children. Most of the developing countries list of essential medicines is directly adapted from this list. Moreover these drugs are made available at lower costs to developing nations as the need maybe by the WHO.

Download the list here   or view the alphabetical list online here

Similarily in India also we have a list of about 348 medicines that are considered as “National list of essential medicines”. In India the list is compiled by Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO). It is worthwhile to note that most of the drug listed here are Generics (more than 90 %).

Download the list of Indian Essential Medicines here   or view the alphabetical list online here

 

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[tab name=”Significance”]Government of India has a strict control over the prices of these drugs. No wonder drug prices are very cheap in India.

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Wonder why drug prices are cheap in India? It involves a lot of factors, the DPCO, WTO & GATT implications, the Patent Act and even the Previous concept of process patent over product patents for drugs. We shall talk about this in a future article [/tab]
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References:

1. http://www.who.int/medicines/publications/essentialmedicines/en/

2. http://cdsco.nic.in/

 

Alphabetical List – National List of Essential medicines, India

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Alphabetical List – National List of Essential medicines, India

S.No Alphabetical List of Medicines in NLEM 2011
 

1.

 

25% Dextrose
 

2.

 

5-Amino salicylic Acid
 

3.

 

5-Fluorouracil
 

4.

 

Acetazolamide
 

5.

 

Acetyl Salicylic Acid
 

6.

 

Acriflavin+Glycerin
 

7.

 

Actinomycin D
 

8.

 

Activated Charcoal
 

9.

 

Acyclovir
 

10.

 

Adenosine
 

11.

 

Adrenaline Bitartrate
 

12.

 

Albendazole
 

13.

 

Albumin
 

14.

 

Allopurinol
 

15.

 

Alpha Interferon
 

16.

 

Alprazolam
 

17.

 

Aluminium Hydroxide + Magnesium Hydroxide
 

18.

 

Amikacin
 

19.

 

Amiodarone
 

20.

 

Amitriptyline
 

21.

 

Amlodipine
 

22.

 

Amoxicillin
 

23.

 

Amoxicillin+Clavulinic acid
 

24.

 

Amphotericin B
 

25.

 

Ampicillin
 

26.

 

Anti-D immunoglobin (human)
 

27.

 

Antitetanus Human immunoglobin
 

28.

 

Artesunate (To be used only in combination with Sulfadoxine + Pyrimethamine)
 

29.

 

Ascorbic Acid
 

30.

 

Atenolol
 

31.

 

Atorvastatin
 

32.

 

Atracurium besylate
 

33.

 

Atropine Sulphate
 

34.

 

Azathioprine
 

35.

 

Azithromycin
 

36.

 

B.C.G Vaccine
 

37.

 

Barium Sulphate
 

38.

 

Beclomethasone Dipropionate
 

39.

 

Benzathine Benzylpenicillin
 

40.

 

Benzoin Compound
 

41.

 

Benzyl benzoate
 

42.

 

Betamethasone
 

43.

 

Betamethasone Dipropionate
 

44.

 

Betaxolol Hydrochloride
 

45.

 

Bisacodyl
 

46.

 

Bleaching Powder
 

47.

 

Bleomycin
 

48.

 

Bromocriptine Mesylate
 

49.

 

Bupivacaine Hydrochloride
 

50.

 

Busulphan
 

51.

 

Calamine
 

52.

 

Calcium carbonate
 

53.

 

Calcium gluconate
 

54.

 

Calcium Ipodate
 

55.

 

Carbamazepine
 

56.

 

Carbimazole
 

57.

 

Carboplatin
 

58.

 

Cefixime
 

59.

 

Cefotaxime
 

60.

 

Ceftazidime
 

61.

 

Ceftriaxone
 

62.

 

Cephalexin
 

63.

 

Cetrimide
 

64.

 

Cetrizine
 

65.

 

Chlorambucil
 

66.

 

Chloramphenicol
 

67.

 

Chlorhexidine
 

68.

 

Chloroquine phosphate
 

69.

 

Chlorpheniramine Maleate
 

70.

 

Chlorpromazine hydrochloride
 

71.

 

Ciprofloxacin Hydrochloride
 

72.

 

Cisplatin
 

73.

 

Clindamycin
 

74.

 

Clofazimine
 

75.

 

Clomiphene citrate
 

76.

 

Clopidogrel
 

77.

 

Clotrimazole
 

78.

 

Cloxacillin
 

79.

 

Coal Tar
 

80.

 

Codeine phosphate
 

81.

 

Colchicine
 

82.

 

Condoms
 

83.

 

Co-Trimoxazole (Trimethoprim + Sulphamethoxazole)
 

84.

 

Cryoprecipitate
 

85.

 

Cyanocobalamin
 

86.

 

Cyclophosphamide
 

87.

 

Cyclosporine
 

88.

 

Cytosine arabinoside
 

89.

 

D.P.T Vaccine
 

90.

 

Dacarbazine
 

91.

 

Danazol
 

92.

 

Dapsone
 

93.

 

Daunorubicin
 

94.

 

Desferrioxamine mesylate
 

95.

 

Dexamethasone
 

96.

 

Dexchlorpheniramine Maleate
 

97.

 

Dextran-40
 

98.

 

Dextran-70
 

99.

 

Dextromethorphan
 

100.

 

Diazepam
 

101.

 

Diclofenac
 

102.

 

Dicyclomine Hydrochloride
 

103.

 

Didanosine
 

104.

 

Diethylcarbamazine citrate
 

105.

 

Digoxin
 

106.

 

Dihydroergotamine
 

107.

 

Diloxanide Furoate
 

108.

 

Diltiazem
 

109.

 

Dimercaprol
 

110.

 

Diphtheria Antitoxin
 

111.

 

Dithranol
 

112.

 

Dobutamine
 

113.

 

Domperidone
 

114.

 

Dopamine Hydrochloride
 

115.

 

Doxorubicin
 

116.

 

Doxycycline
 

117.

 

Efavirenz
 

118.

 

EMLA cream
 

119.

 

Enalapril Maleate
 

120.

 

Enoxaparin
 

121.

 

Erythromycin Estolate
 

122.

 

Esmolol
 

123.

 

Ethambutol
 

124.

 

Ether
 

125.

 

Ethinylestradiol
 

126.

 

Ethinylestradiol + Levonorgesterol
 

127.

 

Ethinylestradiol + Norethisterone
 

128.

 

Ethyl Alcohol 70%
 

129.

 

Etoposide
 

130.

 

Factor IX Complex (Coagulation Factors II,VII, IX, X)
 

131.

 

Factor VIII Concentrate
 

132.

 

Famotidine
 

133.

 

Fentanyl
 

134.

 

Ferrous Salt
 

135.

 

Filgrastim
 

136.

 

Fluconazole
 

137.

 

Flumazenil
 

138.

 

Fluorescein
 

139.

 

Fluoxetine hydrochloride
 

140.

 

Flutamide
 

141.

 

Folic Acid
 

142.

 

Folinic Acid
 

143.

 

Formaldehyde IP
 

144.

 

Framycetin Sulphate
 

145.

 

Fresh frozen plasma
 

146.

 

Furosemide
 

147.

 

Gemcitabine hydrochloride
 

148.

 

Gentamicin
 

149.

 

Gentian Violet
 

150.

 

Glibenclamide
 

151.

 

Glucagon
 

152.

 

Glucose
 

153.

 

Glucose with sodium chloride
 

154.

 

Glutaraldehyde
 

155.

 

Glycerin
 

156.

 

Glyceryl Trinitrate
 

157.

 

Griseofulvin
 

158.

 

Haloperidol
 

159.

 

Halothane with vaporizer
 

160.

 

Heparin Sodium
 

161.

 

Hepatitis B Vaccine
 

162.

 

Homatropine
 

163.

 

Hormone Releasing IUD
 

164.

 

Hydrochlorothiazide
 

165.

 

Hydrocortisone sodium succinate
 

166.

 

Hydrogen Peroxide
 

167.

 

Hydroxychloroquine phosphate
 

168.

 

Hydroxyethyl Starch (Hetastarch)
 

169.

 

Hyoscine Butyl Bromide
 

170.

 

Ibuprofen
 

171.

 

Ifosfamide
 

172.

 

Imatinib
 

173.

 

Imipramine
 

174.

 

Indinavir
 

175.

 

Insulin Injection(Soluble)
 

176.

 

Intermediate Acting(Lente/NPH Insulin)
 

177.

 

Intraperitoneal Dialysis Solution
 

178.

 

Iodine
 

179.

 

Iopanoic Acid
Ipratropium bromide  
 

181.

 

Iron Dextran  
 

182.

 

Isoflurane  
 

183.

 

Isoniazid  
 

184.

 

Isosorbide 5 Mononitrate/Dinitrate  
 

185.

 

Ispaghula  
 

186.

 

IUD containing Copper  
 

187.

 

Ketamine Hydrochloride  
 

188.

 

L- Asparaginase  
 

189.

 

Lamivudine  
 

190.

 

Lamivudine + Nevirapine + Stavudine  
 

191.

 

Lamivudine + Zidovudine  
 

192.

 

Leflunomide  
 

193.

 

Levodopa+ Carbidopa  
 

194.

 

Levothyroxine  
 

195.

 

Lignocaine  
 

196.

 

Lignocaine Hydrochloride  
 

197.

 

Lignocaine Hydrochloride + Adrenaline  
 

198.

 

Lithium Carbonate  
 

199.

 

Lorazepam  
 

200.

 

Losartan Potassium  
 

201.

 

Magnesium sulphate  
 

202.

 

Mannitol  
 

203.

 

Measles Vaccine  
 

204.

 

Medroxy Progesterone Acetate  
 

205.

 

Mefloquine  
 

206.

 

Meglumine Iothalamate  
 

207.

 

Meglumine Iotroxate  
 

208.

 

Melphalan  
 

209.

 

Mercaptopurine  
 

210.

 

Mesna  
 

211.

 

Metformin  
 

212.

 

Methotrexate  
 

213.

 

Methyl Cellulose  
 

214.

 

Methyl Ergometrine  
 

215.

 

Methyldopa  
 

216.

 

MethylPrednisolone  
 

217.

 

Methylrosanilinium Chloride (Gentian Violet)  
 

218.

 

Methylthioninium chloride (Methylene blue)  
 

219.

 

Metoclopramide  
 

220.

 

Metoprolol  
 

221.

 

Metronidazole  
 

222.

 

Miconazole  
 

223.

 

Midazolam  
 

224.

 

Mifepristone  
 

225.

 

Misoprostol  
 

226.

 

Mitomycin-C  
 

227.

 

Morphine Sulphate  
 

228.

 

Multivitamins (As per Schedule V of Drugs and Cosmetics Rules)  
 

229.

 

N/2 Saline  
 

230.

 

N/5 Saline  
 

231.

 

N-acetylcysteine  
 

232.

 

Naloxone  
 

233.

 

Nelfinavir  
 

234.

 

Neomycin + Bacitracin  
 

235.

 

Neostigmine  
 

236.

 

Nevirapine  
 

237.

 

Nicotinamide  
 

238.

 

Nifedipine  
 

239.

 

Nitrofurantoin  
 

240.

 

Nitrous Oxide  
 

241.

 

Norethisterone  
 

242.

 

Normal Saline  
 

243.

 

Nystatin  
 

244.

 

Ofloxacin  
 

245.

 

Olanzapine  
 

246.

 

Omeprazole  
 

247.

 

Ondansetron  
 

248.

 

Oral Poliomyelitis vaccine (LA)  
 

249.

 

Oral Rehydration Salts  
 

250.

 

Oxaliplatin  
 

251.

 

Oxygen  
 

252.

 

Oxytocin  
 

253.

 

Paclitaxel  
 

254.

 

Pantoprazole  
 

255.

 

Paracetamol  
 

256.

 

Penicillamine  
 

257.

 

Pentamidine Isothionate  
 

258.

 

Permethrin  
 

259.

 

Pheniramine Maleate  
 

260.

 

Phenobarbitone  
 

261.

 

Phenylephrine  
 

262.

 

Phenytoin Sodium  
 

263.

 

Phytomenadione  
 

264.

 

Pilocarpine  
 

265.

 

Piperazine  
 

266.

 

Platelet Rich Plasma  
 

267.

 

Polygeline  
 

268.

 

Polyvalent Antisnake Venom  
 

269.

 

Potassium Chloride  
 

270.

 

Potassium Permanganate  
 

271.

 

Povidone Iodine  
 

272.

 

Pralidoxime Chloride(2-PAM)  
 

273.

 

Praziquantel  
 

274.

 

Prednisolone  
 

275.

 

Prednisolone Acetate  
 

276.

 

Prednisolone Sodium Phosphate  
 

277.

 

Premix Insulin 30:70 injection  
 

278.

 

Primaquine  
 

279.

 

Procainamide Hydrochloride  
 

280.

 

Procarbazine  
 

281.

 

Promethazine  
 

282.

 

Propofol  
 

283.

 

Propranolol hydrochloride  
 

284.

 

Propyliodone  
 

285.

 

Protamine Sulphate  
 

286.

 

Pyrazinamide  
 

287.

 

Pyridostigmine  
 

288.

 

Pyridoxine  
 

289.

 

Pyrimethamine  
 

290.

 

Quinine sulphate  
 

291.

 

Rabies immunoglobin  
 

292.

 

Rabies Vaccine  
 

293.

 

Raloxifene  
 

294.

 

Ranitidine  
 

295.

 

Riboflavin  
 

296.

 

Rifampicin  
 

297.

 

Ringer Lactate  
 

298.

 

Ritonavir  
 

299.

 

Salbutamol sulphate  
 

300.

 

Salicylic Acid  
 

301.

 

Saquinavir  
 

302.

 

Sevoflurane  
 

303.

 

Silver Sulphadiazine  
 

304.

 

Sodium Bicarbonate  
 

305.

 

Sodium Iothalamate  
 

306.

 

Sodium Meglumine Diatrizoate  
 

307.

 

Sodium Nitrite  
 

308.

 

Sodium Nitroprusside  
Sodium Stibogluconate  
 

310.

 

Sodium Thiosulphate  
 

311.

 

Sodium Valproate  
 

312.

 

Specific antisnake venom  
 

313.

 

Spironolactone  
 

314.

 

Stavudine  
 

315.

 

Stavudine+Lamivudine  
 

316.

 

Streptokinase  
 

317.

 

Streptomycin Sulphate  
 

318.

 

Succinyl choline chloride  
 

319.

 

Sulfadoxine + Pyrimethamine  
 

320.

 

Sulfasalazine  
 

321.

 

Sulphacetamide Sodium  
 

322.

 

Sulphadiazine  
 

323.

 

Tamoxifen Citrate  
 

324.

 

Terbutaline Sulphate  
 

325.

 

Testosterone  
 

326.

 

Tetanus Toxoid  
 

327.

 

Tetracaine Hydrochloride  
 

328.

 

Thiamine  
 

329.

 

Thiopentone Sodium  
 

330.

 

Timolol Maleate  
 

331.

 

Tramadol  
 

332.

 

Trihexyphenidyl Hydrochloride  
 

333.

 

Tropicamide  
 

334.

 

Tuberculin, Purified Protein derivative  
 

335.

 

Urokinase  
 

336.

 

Vancomycin Hydrochloride  
 

337.

 

Vecuronium  
 

338.

 

Verapamil  
 

339.

 

Vinblastine sulphate  
 

340.

 

Vincristine  
 

341.

 

Vitamin A  
 

342.

 

Vitamin D (Ergocalciferol)  
 

343.

 

Warfarin sodium  
 

344.

 

Water for Injection  
 

345.

 

Zidovudine  
 

346.

 

Zidovudine+ Lamivudine+ Nevirapine  
 

347.

 

Zinc Oxide  
 

348.

 

Zinc Sulfate  

 

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MEDICINES ADDED IN THE NLEM – 2011
S.No. Name of the medicine
 

1.

 

25% Dextrose
 

2.

 

5-Amino salicylic Acid (5-ASA)
 

3.

 

Allopurinol
 

4.

 

Amoxicillin+Clavulinic acid
 

5.

 

Atorvastatin
 

6.

 

Betamethasone
 

7.

 

Carboplatin
 

8.

 

Cefixime
 

9.

 

Cetrizine
 

10.

 

Chlorambucil
 

11.

 

Clindamycin
 

12.

 

Clopidogrel
 

13.

 

Dacarbazine
 

14.

 

Daunorubicin
 

15.

 

Diazepam
 

16.

 

EMLA cream
 

17.

 

Enoxaparin
 

18.

 

Famotidine
 

19.

 

Fentanyl
 

20.

 

Filgrastim
 

21.

 

Hydroxychloroquine phosphate
 

22.

 

Ifosfamide
 

23.

 

Imatinib
 

24.

 

Ipratropium bromide
 

25.

 

Leflunomide
 

26.

 

Lorazepam
 

27.

 

Mefloquine
 

28.

 

Mesna
 

29.

 

Misoprostol
 

30.

 

N-acetylcysteine
 

31.

 

Olanzapine
 

32.

 

Oxaliplatin
 

33.

 

Pantoprazole
 

34.

 

Permethrin
 

35.

 

Piperazine
 

36.

 

Premix Insulin 30:70 injection
 

37.

 

Propofol
 

38.

 

Sevoflurane
 

39.

 

Stavudine+Lamivudine
 

40.

 

Tramadol
 

41.

 

Vecuronium
 

42.

 

Zidovudine+Lamivudine+Nevirapine
 

43.

 

Zinc Sulfate

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GPAT 2014 syllabus

As far as the syllabus for GPAT 2014 is concerned, it is not yet available on official website. However, you can get the syllabus of the GPAT 2013 from GPAT OFFICIAL WEBSITE. We will provide an update as soon as the GPAT 2014 syllabus is made available. As far as the syllabus for GPAT 2014 is concerned, it is not yet available on official website. However, you can get the syllabus of the GPAT 2013 from GPAT OFFICIAL WEBSITE. We will provide an update as soon as the GPAT 2014 syllabus is made available.

Preparation for GPAT 2014

Preparing for exams like GPAT 2014 requires careful assessment of one’s knowledge in various subjects taught in UG course. As GPAT 2014 is based on the syllabus of B.Pharm course, it is important to get a strong foothold on the basics of all subjects. A lot will depend on the books that should be referred so as to get thorough knowledge. It is always better to prefer books from renowned authors from abroad to prepare for GPAT 2014. Many question banks are also available which can prove to be very useful for preparation. For more updates on GPAT 2014, visit this space regularly.

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NIPER-JEE

Because NIPER-JEE question papers are not given to the test takers it is difficult rather impossible to give you the entire paper as it is. However with contributions of our pharma friends we are able to collect and list some of the questions based on the memory. Below we are providing a list of previously asked NIPER-JEE questions

 

 

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Click here (UPDATED!!!) to download syllabus for NIPER-JEE. This is not official. But the question paper usually consists of these topics. There is NO particular syllabus for NIPER-JEE.

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GPAT

GPAT-2012 results are announced !!!!  Click here to know your result !! For GPAT 2013 material, stay tuned to this site after NIPER-JEE exam.

 

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Pattern of Question Paper GPAT 2012

The GPAT-2012 question paper will consist of one hundred fifty (150 Nos.) multiple choice objective questions only. Candidates have to mark the correct choice by darkening the appropriate bubble against each question on an Optical Response Sheet (ORS). Each right answer will carry three marks while for each wrong answer, 1/3 (one third) marks will be deducted. ‘No attempt’ will fetch zero mark.

Each question will have four choices for the answer. Out of these, only one choice is correct/most appropriate. Each choice contains stand-alone statement(s)/phrase(s)/ data/structure(s).

The type of questions asked in this examination would be to evaluate a candidate’s aptitude and knowledge of Pharmacy subjects and applied subjects (as per the syllabus given in the website) taught at B. Pharmacy level, which may involve basic principles, facts, formulae/laws, understanding of the fundamental ideas, and application or drawing observations of the fundamentals of pharmacy discipline.

 

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Official APPSC/APSPSC drug inspector key

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The offical key for the drug inspector exam conducted on 27/12/2012 are uploaded in the www.apspsc.gov.in website.

PHARMACY
1) Posology deals with
Doses
2)Calculation of doses according to body weight
Clarks formula
3)1 Gallon is equal to
160 fluid ounces
4)1 tumblerful is equal to
240 ml
5)1 gm is equal to how many grains
15 grains
6)Altered GIT absorption is a type of
Therapeutic incompatibility
7)Powders which absorb moisture from the atmosphere are called
Hygroscopic powders
8) Tests for identification of type of emulsion
Conductivity test
9) Pessaries is a name given to
Vaginal suppositories
10)Hydrogenated oils is a type of
Fatty bases
11)Immiscibility is a type of
Physical Incompatibility
12)Therapeutic Incompatibility is due to
Contra indicated drugs
13)Conduct of pharmacy comes under
Pharmacist in relation to his job
14)4 ml is equal to
1 fluid drachm
15)1 drop is equal to
0.06 ml
16) Pharmacy act established in which year
1948
17) Drugs and Cosmetic rules established in the year
1945
18)PCI is reconstituted for every
5 yrs
19)Drugs price control order established in which year
1955
20)Ratio of oil:gum in volatile oil
2:1
21) Lysol is a
Disinfectant
22) Which of the following is called serum Hepatitis?
HBV
23) Pasteur developed the vaccines for
All of the above
24)Ethylene oxide comes under
Gaseous sterilization
25) Steptomycin is obtained from Which bacteria
Steptomyces griseus
26) The Aglycone part of cardiac glycoside is chemically
Steriodal
27) Gelatin used in the manufacture of____________
Capsules
28)Ergot is the dried sclerotium of ___________
Claviceps purpurea
29) Indian Podophyllum is obtained from __________
Podophyllum Hexandrum
30 ) The botanical source of Rauwolfia root is __________
Rauwolfia serpentine
31) The chief constituent of Digitalis lanata is __________
Digoixin
32) Ergometrine in water gives which colour
blue
33) Cod- liver oil contains ______________ and ___________ as the active principles
Vit-D & Vit-A
34) ____________ the botanical source for Ispaghula
Plantago ovate
35) Which of the following is NOT a Microscopical Evaluation parameter of crude drugs
Swelling factor
36) Classification according to their leaves, barks and seeds is known as
Morphological Classification
37) In Pharmacognosy , the crude drugs may be classified according to the following
EXCEPT
Geographical Distribution
38) Digitalis( digitoxose) can be identified by the ________ test
Killer-killiani
39) Cinnamon is a spice made from the __________ of the Cinnamomum tree
Bark
40) Cinchona bark mainly useful for the treatment of
Malaria
41) Colorimetry instrument is operative in the ______________ range of the
electromagnetic spectrum
400-700nm
42) Colour of light is a function of its__________
Wavelength
43) Beer’s Law states that the concentration of substance is _______proportional to the
logarithm of the transmitted light
Inversely
44) ______________ is a change of spectral band position in the absorption,
reflectance, transmittance, or emission spectrum of a molecule to a shorter wavelength.
Hypsochromic
45) Molar absorptivity, also known as the ______________
Molar extinction coefficient
46) Infrared region of the electromagnetic spectrum consist of ____________than
visible light.
longer wavelength and lower frequency
47) Mineral oil used in ________ solid techniques of IR sampling
Mull technique
48) ________________ Provides mostly information about the presence or absence of
certain functional groups.
IR
49) A state in which unpaired electrons of same spin present
Triplet state
50) In which process entire energy is lost and no radiation takes place
Collisional de activation
51) Absorption of incident Light or Emitted light by Primary and Secondary Filters leads
to Decrease in intensity this phenomena is called as
Inner Fluorescent Effect
52) In GLC stationary phase is _____________
Immobilised liquid
53) Wall- coated open tubular columns used in
GLC
54) __________ detector works on the principle that by change in conductivity of the
flame as the compound is burnt.
FID
55) Which of the following is NOT a Condition for Pre-column derivatisation
Thermo stable Compounds
56) ____________ difference is the time between the point of injection and appearance
of peak maxima
Retention time
57) _____________ is an imaginary unit of the column where equilibrium has been
established between stationary and mobile phase.
HETP
58) Compounds are eluted from column based on the following properties except
Boiling point
59) __________ phase stationary phase is polar and mobile phase is non polar
1)Normal Phase
60) Which of the following is a parameters of analytical column
i.d 1.0 to 4.6mm; lengths 15- 250 mm
61)The system that undergoes gel-sol-gel transformation is known as
thixotropy
62)Deflocculated suspension with high concentration of the dispersed solids exhibits the
flow of type
Dilatant
63)High viscosity indicates one of the following relationships in a system
intermolecular interactions are stronger
64)The following viscometer is an example of single point viscometer
falling sphere
65)For wetting of solids by liquids the contact angle should be less than
90
66)At concentrations below CMC, the surfactant molecules remain
At water air interface
67)Solid-solid interfaces are important in
tablets
68)The HLB range for lipophilic surfactants is
2 to 9
69)Which of the following properties is extensively applied for determining the molecular
weight of polymers
3) Osmotic pressure
70)In the determination of the gold number, the end point is indicated by
observing the colour change
71)The critical value of zeta potential ( in mV) for a stable colloid is
20 to 50
72) In an emulsion which instability step is prevented by emulsifiers?
breaking
73)An o/w microemulsion is prepared using a hydrophilic surfactant. The appearance of
the microemulsion is
transparent
74)For an ideal suspension, the sedimentation volume should be
Equal to one
75)The preservatives are added to the emulsion. The following statement is true.
Preservative should have good partition coefficient
76) Which of the following polymer is widely used in film coating of tablets
HPMC
77) The sweetening agent commonly used in chewable tablet formula is
Mannitol
78) Lamination is:
Separation of a tablet into two or more distinct layers
79) Mechanism of absorption through skin is
All
80) Suitable ointment base for burns is
Absorption base
81) Ibuprofen enteric coated tablets are
Delayed release tablet
82) Tablet coating defect is :
All
83) Dose dumping is problem with
Controlled release products
84) Type of base required for antibiotic ointment is
Hydrocarbon base
85) Drying of soft shell capsule is done by :
Vacuum drying
86) Delayed release system is:
Enteric coated tablets
87) Bloom strength is parameter for:
Both A and B
88) Cab-O-sil is
Lubricant
89) Drugs in suspension and semisolid formulations always degrade by –
Zero order kinetics
90) Cocoa butter is used as
Rectal base
91) Major drug release mechanisms from CR dosage forms
Dissolution, Diffusion, Erosion
92) Rate of drug bioavailability is most rapid in
Solutions
93) Ludipress is
Directly compressible lactose
94) Flint glass refers to
Colourless transparent glass
95) Rheology of Antifungal ointment should be
Plastic
96) Aminoacid neurotransmitter is
Glutamate
97) Which of the following barbiturates undergoes metabolism by desulfuration
Pentobarbital3. 1,6-
98) dimethyl aniline is the starting material for the synthesis of
Lidocaine
99) Which of the following statements about prostaglandins is not true
Prostaglandins are eicosanoids made from saturated fatty acids.
100) . Unsaturation in the basic structure of prostaglandins is at

C11
101) The substitution of a CH3 group ofmorphine with a CH2CH=CH2 group leads to
Opioid antagonist such as nalorphine, naloxone, naltrexone
102) . Which of the following drugs has Benzeneacetic acid moiety in its structure

Ibuprofen
103) . The drug used to treat erectile dysfunction is
PGEI
104). Which of the following is a selective β1-blocker
Atenolol
105) . Loop diuretics are
Inhibitors of Na+- Cl-symport
106) . Which is an ACE inhibitor
Captopril
107) . Bromination of 1-chloro-2,2,2-trifluoroethane gives

Halothane

108) Indole derivative used as anti-cancer agent is
Vincristine
109) . One of the following drugs has 1,4-dihydropyridine structure, a tertiary amino
group in the side chain and ca+ channel antagonist action
Nicardipine
110) Phentolamine is given by I.V in hypertension is a derivative of
Imidazole
111) .Example of Ultra short acting barbiturate
Thiopental
112) Chelation of following antibiotic with Ca+2 ion of milk reduces its absorption

Tetracyclins
113). Incidence of Gallbladder cancer is highest in
Chile
114) . The phase of the cell cycle that is resistant to most anti-cancer drug therapies
G0 phase
115) The most common side effect of the oral administration of ampicillin is
Diarrhoea
116) Which of the following is primarily a bactericidal drug
Gentamicin
117) . Chloramphenicol can cause
2 & 3
118) Which drug cause photosensitivity
Tetracycline
119) Tetracycline is contraindicated in
All of the above
120) Which of the following is pencillinase resistant pencillin
Cloxacillin
121) Protamine is combined with insulin preparation
To prolong the duration of action
122) Muscular relaxation takes place in
Stage III of anesthesia
123) Which one of these may produce violent excitatation?
Ethyl Chloride
124) Phocomelia is a characteristic for
Thalidomide
125) In Parkinson’s disease, there is a deficiency of
Dopamine
126) Digitalis preparations are contra- indicated with
Thiazide diuretics
127) Which of the following causes cardiomyopathy?
Daunorubicin
128) Which one of these is not a autoimmune disease
Type II diabetes mellitus
129) Mechanism of action of prednisolone is
Related to reduction in peripheral blood lymphocyte
130) Skeletal muscle relaxant action by inhibiting impulse transmition is
Pancuronium
131) Adrenaline and noradrenaline proportion in the body is
3.85 parts of Adrenaline and 15 parts of noradrenaline
132) One of the following drug interferes with cellular metabolism, especially in the
synthesis of mycolic acid. Identify
Isonicotinic acid hydrazide
133) Which one of the following is cholinesterase reactivator
Pralidoxime
134) Local anesthetic with vasoconstrictor effect is
Cocaine
135) Tolbutamide is contraindicated in
Renal insufficiency
136) Oral hypoglycemic agent causing lactic acidosis is
Phenformin
137) H2-receptor antagonists include all the following except
Omeprazole
138) Spina bifida occurs with the use of
Sodium valproate
139) Antihypertensive effect of methyldopa acts by
Stimulating the β adrenergic in the brain stem
140) Verapamil exerts its effects by following mechanism
Inhibiting the entry of calicium through slow channels
141) The following anti arrhythmic drug increases the plasma concentration of digoxin
Quinidine
142) one of the following drug is not under the class of catecholamine
Phenyl ephrine
143) The drug used in hypertensive patients for the diagnosis of pheochromacytoma is
Guanethidine
144) Drug of choice for fast and vigorous diuresis is
Furosemide
145) Liver microsomal enzymes are stimulated (enzymic induction) by
Phenobarbitone
146) Cholinergic receptor present in intestinal muscle is
Nicotine receptor
147) Oral contraceptive failure in rifampicin therapy is due to their
Increased metabolism
148) β-Adrenoreceptor antagonist diminishes the effectiveness of which βadrenoreceptor agonist
Salbutamol
149) Phenylbutazone displaces which drug from binding sites of albumin
Warfarin
150) Which of the following drug is responsible to inhbit pencillin secretion
Probenacid

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