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D. Pharm - II Examination - 2012 (I) | PHARMACEUTICS - II (THEORY)

 

ODISHA STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY

D. Pharm - II Examination - 2012 (I) 

PHARMACEUTICS - II (THEORY) 

Time - 3 Hours                              Full Marks - 80

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(Answer any five questions including question no-1) 

1.(A) Find out how many parts of 70%, 60%, 40% and 30% alcohol should be mixed to get 55% alcohol.

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(B) Define the following:

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(i) Lotion (ii) Pyrogen (iii) Draught (iv) Indiffusible solids (v) Co-solvency

(C) Fill in the blanks :

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(1) Contact lenses are usually made from ___________.

(ii) The flocculating agents reduce ___________ of the solid particles. 

(iii) The rate of creaming is ________ to the radius of the globules.

(iv) Zeta potential is present in____________ suspension.

(V) Milk is the example of__________ type emulsion.

(vi) Alkaloidal salts when dispensed with_____________ preparation, the free alkaloids may be precipitated.

2. Write short notes on : (any two)

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(i) Flocculated & Non-flocculated suspension

(ii) Evaluation of parenteral preparation

(iii) Cosmetic preparation

3. (A)Define prescription. Describe various parts of a prescription.

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(B) How will you dispense the following Prescription ? Explain the Incompatibility involved and suggest methods to correct them :

SODIUM SALICULATE - 10 gm

CAFFINE CITRATE - 0.65 gm

WATER UPTO - 30 ml.

4. Define Emulsion. Discuss the factors which govern the stability of Emulsion and what are different identification tests of Emulsion ?

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5. Define suppositories. Classify the bases and write the methods of preparation of suppositories.

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6. Differentiate between :

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(i) Tablet Triturate and cachets

(ii) Cold Cream & Vanishing Cream

(iii) Simple Powder & Compound Powder

(iv) Physical Incompatibility & Therapeutic Incompatibility

7. What are parenteral preparations ? Describe various steps involved in processing of parenteral preparation. Write notes on Isotonic solution.

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