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D. Pharm - II Examination - 2010 (I) | PHARMACEUTICS - II (THEORY)

 

ODISHA STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY

D. Pharm - II Examination - 2010 (I) 

PHARMACEUTICS - II (THEORY) 

Time - 3 Hours                              Full Marks - 80

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(Answer any five questions including question no-1) 

1. Fill in the blanks:

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(I) Simple syrup is____________solution of sucrose in water having sucrose concentration________.

(ii) The meaning of latin term named "Anti Cibos” & “More dicto" are__________ and________ respectively in English Language.

(iii) The particles form____________&___________like structure in case of flocculated suspension.

(iv) In case of W/O emulsion_______________is in the disperse phase and_________is in the continuous phase.

(v) Contact lenses are usually made from____________which is a hard__________plastic.

(vi) Fusion methods is used when ointment base contains a No. of_____________of different_________.

(vii) Suppositories are used to produce____________, _____________ & __________action.

(viii) In face powder____________acts as an opacifying agent & ____________ has absorbent properties.

2. Write short notes on :

[4x4

(i) Anti oxidants

(ii) Idiosyncrasy

(iii) Cracking in emulsion 

(iv) Inscription

3. What are the general requirements for parenteral products ? Describe the various tests which are to be done for the evaluation of parenteral products.

[6+10

4. Name different ophthalmic products. Discuss about essential characteristics of different ophthalmic preparations.

[4+12

5. Define prescription. What are the important functions of prescription ? Discuss the different parts of prescription.

[3+4+9

6. Differentiate between :

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(i) Tablet Triburates & cachets

(i) Dispersible Tablet and controlled release tablets.

(iii) Cold cream & vanishing cream 

 (iv) Simple powder & compound powder



































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