D. Pharm - II Examination - 2015 (I) | HOSPITAL & CLINICAL PHARMACY (THEORY)

ODISHA STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY

D. Pharm - II Examination - 2015 (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 terms.

2x5

(i) Hospital

(ii) Drug Tolerance

(iii) Satellite Pharmacy

(iv) Inventory control

(v) Narcotic drugs.

(B) Write the full form of following abbreviation.

1x10

(i) C.U.D.D

(ii) C.M.O

(iii) D.LC

(iv) P.T.C

(V) L.V.P

(vi) L.D.H

(vii) E.S.R

(viii) M.R.I

(ix) N.S.A.L.D.S

(x) S.GO.T

2. (a) Describe the functions and objectives of hospital pharmacy services.

(b) Write about location and layout of a typical hospital pharmacy and give a diagram for flow chart of materials.

3.(a) Write about the facilities and requirements of sterile manufacture.

(b) Discuss about the layout of sterile products area.

4. Write notes on.

(a) Pharmacist and patient counseling.

(b) Factors causing non-compliance.

5. (a) Explain in detail on the drug distribution system to outpatients.

(b) Write about location and layout of outpatient dispensing along with figure.

6. Write pathophysiology and clinical manifestation of the following diseases. (any two)

7.5x2

(i) Hepatities

(ii) Epilepsy

(iii) Arrrythmia

7. Write notes on (any three)

15x3

(i) Teratogenecity

(ii) Medical complications and treatment of addictive drug alcohol.

(iii) Hypersensitivity

(iv) Application of computer in hospital pharmacy.

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