SPECIAL BACK PAPER EXAMINATION 2023-2024
Course: Pharmacy
Branch: B. Pharma Semester: VII Semester
Subject Code: BP703T Subject Name: Pharmacy Practice
Time: 03 Hrs Marks: 75
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PART A
(QUESTION NO. 1 TO 20, ATTEMPT ALL QUESTIONS) (20 x 1 = 20)
Note: Objective Type (MCQ) Questions:
1. What is the primary role of a hospital pharmacy?
(A) To sell over-the-counter medications (B) To manage drug distribution within the hospital
(C) To conduct research on new drugs (D) To provide educational services to the community
2. Which committee is responsible for evaluating and approving drugs in the hospital formulary?
A) Pharmacy and Therapeutic Committee (B) Drug and Poison Information Centre
(C) Education and Training Program Committee (D) Clinical Pharmacy Review Board
3. Which of the following is a primary function of a Drug and Poison Information Centre?
(A) Developing hospital policies
(B) Monitoring patient medication adherence
(C) Conducting clinical research trials
(D) Providing information about drug interactions and poisoning
4. What is the primary purpose of patient medication history interviews?
(A) To determine the cost of medications
(B) To assess the effectiveness of new drugs
(C) To evaluate the quality of hospital services
(D) To gather information on a patient’s current and past medication use
5. Which type of drug distribution system involves the use of unit-dose medications?
(A) Floor Stock System (B) Automated Dispensing System
(C) Floor Stock and Requisition System (D) Unit-Dose System
6. Which of the following is NOT a key responsibility of a community pharmacist?
(A) Dispensing prescription medications
(B) Offering patient counseling on medication use
(C) Managing hospital formularies
(D) Providing over-the-counter (OTC) drug recommendations
7. What is a critical component of effective patient counseling?
(A) Providing detailed information about the hospital formulary
(B) Ensuring clear communication and understanding of medication use
(C) Managing the inventory of over-the-counter drugs
(D) Conducting therapeutic drug monitoring
8. Which of the following is a common method for managing drug inventory in a pharmacy?
(A) Manual inventory tracking (B) Bar-coding systems
(C) Patient medication adherence programs (D) Therapeutic drug monitoring
9. In the context of hospital pharmacy, what is the primary goal of clinical pharmacy services?
(A) To manage hospital formularies
(B) To ensure optimal drug therapy and patient outcomes
(C) To oversee drug distribution systems
(D) To conduct educational programs for the community
10. What is the main focus of a Drug Store Management program?
(A) To ensure proper clinical use of medications
(B) To optimize inventory control and operations in a drug store
(C) To train pharmacy staff in patient counseling
(D) To develop hospital educational programs
11. Which of the following is an example of an Over-the-Counter (OTC) medication?
(A) Insulin (B) Ibuprofen (C) Antibiotics (D) Chemotherapy agents
12. Which system involves a pharmacist reviewing and adjusting drug therapy for patient needs?
(A) Unit-Dose System (B) Therapeutic Drug Monitoring
(C) Clinical Pharmacy Services (D) Automated Dispensing System
13. Which aspect of community pharmacy management involves maintaining medication supplies?
(A) Patient counseling (B) Inventory control
(C) Education and training (D) Clinical pharmacy services
14. Which system allows patients to receive medications directly from automated dispensing units?
(A) Manual Dispensing System (B) Automated Dispensing System
(C) Floor Stock System (D) Unit-Dose System
15. Which process involves reviewing clinical laboratory test results to guide drug therapy adjustments?
(A) Medication adherence (B) Clinical pharmacy services
(C) Drug and poison information (D) Drug distribution
Note: Very Short Answer Type Questions:
16. Define Therapeutic Drug Monitoring (TDM)?
17. What does the term "Medication Adherence" referred?
18. What is the key function of a community pharmacy in drug distribution?
19. What is the main objective of medication adherence programs?
20. What is the role of education and training programs in the hospital pharmacy setting?
PART B
(QUESTION NO. 21 TO 23 ATTEMPT ANY 2 QUESTIONS) (2 x 10 = 20)
21. Analyze the structure and functions of a hospital pharmacy, including its organization, drug
distribution systems, and how it contributes to patient care.
22. Describe the process and importance of therapeutic drug monitoring (TDM) in optimizing patient
therapy and preventing adverse drug reactions.
23. What are the key principles of the code of ethics for community pharmacists, and how do these
principles guide their daily professional practice?
PART C
(QUESTION NO. 24 TO 32 ATTEMPT ANY 7 QUESTIONS) (7 x 5 = 35)
24. Write Concept of Clinical Pharmacy and Responsibilities of Clinical Pharmacist.
25. Explain Principles of Purchase Procedure and Drug Expenditure Analysis.
26. Discuss the role of patient medication history in optimizing drug therapy and improving patient
safety.
27. Explain the principles of drug procurement and inventory management in a pharmacy.
28. How do pharmacists contribute to the education and training of healthcare professionals, and what
are the differences between internal and external training programs?
29. What are the key parameters measured in blood chemistry, hematology, and urinalysis, and how do
these tests aid in diagnosing of various health conditions?
30. What are the regulatory requirements for the introduction and sale of over-the-counter medications?
31. How does effective budgeting impact the overall operation and sustainability of the pharmacy?
32. What special considerations should a pharmacist take into account when dealing with special cases,
such as pediatric or geriatric patients, or those with chronic conditions?
