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1. When was the most recent edition of the Indian Pharmacopoeia published?

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2. What sweetening agent is used in toothpastes?

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3. What does USP stand for?

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4. In which year was the Pharmacy Council of India established?

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5. Who is recognized as the father of medicine?

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6. When was the third edition of the Indian Pharmacopoeia published?

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7. What is the fibrous raw material used for paper production?

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8. When was the first edition of the Indian Pharmacopoeia published?

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9. What does "Pharmakon" mean?

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10. In which year was the first edition of the US Pharmacopoeia (USP) published?

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11. What packaging material is suitable for storing photosensitive pharmaceutical products?

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12. What material is used for containers storing injectables?

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13. What are cullets?

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14. How would you describe regular soda lime glass compared to Type II glass?

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15. What characterizes thermoplastics?

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16. What does PCI stand for?

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17. Who is considered the father of pharmacy education in India?

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18. What is the term for the package directly in contact with the formulation?

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19. Where are artificial sweeteners commonly found?

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20. Who produces the Extra Pharmacopoeia?

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21. Who chaired the first edition of the Indian Pharmacopoeia published in 1955?

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22. What is Type II glass commonly known as?

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23. How are plastic containers sterilized?

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24. Which artificial sweeteners are FDAapproved?

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25. What serves as a fusion agent in glass composition?

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1. Separation of particles of various sizes, shapes, and densities by allowing them to settle in a fluid is called:

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2. Which type of particles is preferred for compound powders?

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3. Fluid energy mill produces particle size in __________ range.

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4. Mechanism on which Ball Mill operates is:

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5. Which of the following mills works on the principle of both attrition and impact?

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6. Mechanism on which Cutter Mill operates is:

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7. Mechanism on which Hammer Mill operates is:

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8. What is used as a flavouring agent?

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9. The Ball Mill cylinder contains metallic balls occupying around total capacity.

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10. The process of levitation is known as:

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11. Which sugar has a bitter taste?

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12. How is Benzalkonium chloride categorized?

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13. A powder, all the particles of which pass through a Sieve No. 44 and not more than 40% pass through Sieve No. 85 is called a:

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14. Which of the following mills is free from wear?

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15. Cutter mill is fitted with knives.

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16. Fluid energy mill is also known as:

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17. What determines the success or failure of a preservative in preventing microbial spoilage?

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18. Which flavour is not associated with a sour taste?

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19. Mechanism on which Fluid Energy Mill operates in:

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20. Which of the following substances is size reduced by precipitation method?

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21. Technique used to separate particles of specified size is called as:

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22. What are widely used and excellent preservatives?

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23. Brittle drugs are size-reduced by which mill?

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24. Size reduction is always carried out in the colloid mill in presence of

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25. Which is a synthetic sweetener?

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1. ____ is often attached to ball mill or hammer mill to separate the over particles and further size reduction

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2. In sieving method, sieves are arranged in order.

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3. Mechanism not used for solid-solid mixing

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4. The energy consumed by ball mill depends on

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5. Which of the following does not influence filtration?

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6. Which of the following filters is used in the filtration of bacteria?

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7. Which mixture is irreversible in nature:

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8. Which of the following statements are true about "Sieves for pharmaceuticals testing"?

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9. The technique of separation of undissolved matter is called as

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10. Mixing of semisolids is carried out using:

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11. __________ is an efficient design for mixing powders of different densities.

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12. _____________ is commonly used for mixing free-flowing powdered having material uniform particle size and density.

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13. The pore size for the removal of viruses is:

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14. What is the pore size of the filtration membrane to remove bacteria?

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15. What do you mean by filter cake?

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16. In which action of filtration are colloidal particles removed?

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17. Sieve number is:

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18. The slurry is:

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19. Given below are size separation techniques except:

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20. Which of the following processes is used to separate insoluble particles from liquids?

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21. Which mixer is used for mixing of powders?

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22. According to Indian Pharmacopoeia, 'Coarse Powder' means:

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23. _____ can be used to separate the suspension of solid in a gas as well as liquid.

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24. Solvent extraction is basically known as:

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25. The common method of extraction of clove oil is

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1. Which method of separation involves removal of components from solution in precipitate form?

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2. The 000 size capsules can fill the volume of

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3. With what is the feed introduced in the spray dryer?

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4. Bloom strength is the main test for:

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5. Which materials are not used in drying in a freeze dryer?

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6. Disintegration rate of the tablets can be increased by:

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7. Capsules are:

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8. Hardness of tablet is measured by:

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9. Which of the following lubricants is not used in oral tablets?

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10. Lyophilization is also known as:

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11. Simple syrup is a saturated solution of:

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12. Starch mucilage is used in concentration

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13. Extraction of vegetable drugs with cold and boiling water for a short time is:

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14. Empty capsule shells are made using which of the following material:

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15. What should be the moisture content of a hard gelatin capsule?

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16. Which of the following plasticizer is preferred in capsule manufacturing?

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17. Extraction does not involve one of the following components:

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18. Which of the following is relative to "Slugging"?

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19. Chemically "gelatin" is:

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20. Which one of the following is observed in extraction:

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21. Which of the following filling materials is not used for soft gel capsule?

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22. Main disadvantage of tragacanth as binder is

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23. Which is the first step in sugar coating?

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24. Gelatin with high bloom strength is used in manufacturing of

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25. Smallest size of capsule is denoted by which number?

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Pharmaceutics Quiz – 
Welcome to the Pharmaceutics Quiz! Here, you’ll find 100 carefully crafted MCQs, divided into 4 sets of 25 questions each. This quiz takes you on a journey through the fascinating world of drug formulation and delivery. You’ll explore how various dosage forms, like tablets, capsules, and injectables, are designed and produced, focusing on their stability and effectiveness. We’ll dive into the principles of solubility, absorption, and the role of excipients in enhancing drug performance. Additionally, you’ll discover advanced topics such as nanotechnology in pharmaceuticals and the regulatory landscape governing drug manufacturing. Engaging with these questions will not only prepare you for the D Pharma Exit Exam (DPEE) but also deepen your appreciation for the science behind the medications you will work with.


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