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

 

ODISHA STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY

D. Pharm - II Examination - 2012 (I) 

PHARMACEUTICAL JURISPRUDENCE (THEORY) 

Time - 3 Hours                              Full Marks - 80

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(Answer any five questions including question no-1)

1. (A) Give the year of Enactment of the following

              [1x5

(i) D & C Act

(ii) Poison Act

(iii) NDPS Act (iv) Pharmact Act

(v) MTP Act

(B) Define the following (Any three)

              [2x3

(i) Schedule - N

(ii) Misbranded Drugs

(iii) Magic Remedies 

(iv) Govt. Analyst.

(C) Write True or False

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(i) Drugs Controller of India is the ex-officio member of the State Pharmacy Council.

(ii) Under secton 20 of the D & C Act an Analyst may be appointed.

(iii) Ifa drug is not labelled in prescribed manner then it is known as spurious drugs.

(iv) List of ailments & diseases that a drug should not claim to cure is given in Schedule-x

(v) Antisera and Toxoids are tested in Izatnagar.

2. Write short notes on (Any four)

              [4x4

(a) Govt. Analyst

(c) Licensing Authority (d) Import of Drugs

(b) DPCO

(e) General Labelling Requirements for Schedule H & G drugs.

3. Enumerate the objectives of Pharmacy Act. How PCI is constituted and discuss its various functions in brief.

              [2+8+6

4. Explain the objectives of Drugs & Magic Remedies Act 1954. Explain which type of advertisements are permitted and prohibited. Explain the penalties imposed on such contravention.

             [2+10+4

5. Explain the aim & objectives of MTP Act under which condition pregnancy can be terminated medically. Briefly describe Bonded Laboratory.

             [2+6

6. What are the qualification required for appointments as Drugs Inspector ? Describe his duties & sampling procedure.

            [6+10

7.(a) Enumerate the composition & function of DTAB & DTC

           [8

(b) Discuss about the pharmacist's oath drafted by PCI.

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