D. Pharm - II Examination - 2013 (I) | HOSPITAL & CLINICAL PHARMACY (THEORY)

ODISHA STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY

D. Pharm - II Examination - 2013 (I)

HOSPITAL & CLINICAL PHARMACY (THEORY)

Time - 3 Hours Full Marks - 80

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(Answer any five questions including question no-1)

1. (A)Define the following:

[2x5

(i) Outpatient dispensing

(ii) Satellite pharmacy

(iii) Teratogenicity

(iv) Drug information bulletin

(v) Drug Dependence

(B) Write the full form of the following:

[1x10

(i) O.R.S.

(ii) B.P.

(iii) E.D.T.A

(iv) A.I.D.S

(v) O.T.C.

(vi) D.D.T

(vii) P.H.C.

(viii) B.T.C.T.

(ix) T.L.C.

(x) H.E.P.A. filter

2. (a) Describe the objectives & functions of Hospital Pharmacy serives.

[8+7

(b) Write about the requirements and responsibilities of Hospital Pharmacist.

3. Define patient compliance & non compliance. Describe about the various factors contributing to patient non compliance.

[2+2+11

4. What are the various drug distribution systems for inpatient ? Write detail about Unit dose dispensing system.

[4+11

5. Write down the different application of computer in Hospital Pharmacy.

[15

6. What is bioavailability ? Write down the factors affecting bioavailability.

[3+12

7. Give the Pathophysiology and manifestations of:

[7.5+7.5

(a) Tuberculosis

(b) Peptic Ulcer

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