Select the correct answer out of the given choices
1.
Is Known as father of medicine?
a) Aristotle b)
Dioscorides
c) Hippocrates d)
Galen
Ans: c
2.
Drug is not under the class
of organized drug :
a) Leaves b) flowers
c) Fruits d) Gums
Ans: d
3.
Drug is not under the seed
class :
a) Nux vomica b) Digitalis
c) stropanthus d)
Ispgol
Ans: b
4.
Drug which does not belong
to leaves class :
a) Senna b) Digitalis
c) Eucalyptus d) turmeric
Ans: d
5.
Drug which does not belong
to fruit class :
a) Artemesia b) fennel
c) Coriander d) Colocynth
Ans: a
6.
Dried latex of the drug is
used, except :
a) Opium b) Gatta parcha
c) Papain d) Balsam
Ans: b
7.
The roots of following drugs
are effective, except :
a) Rauwolfia b) Ipecacuanha
c) Turmeric d) Aconite
Ans: d
8.
Leaves of the following
drugs are affective, except:
a) Senna b) Digitalis
c) Clove d) Vasaka
Ans : c
9.
Entire parts of the
following drugs are effective, except:
a) Ergot b) Belladonna
c) Ephedra d) Clove
Ans:d
10.
Select the drug, which is
not belonging to glycoside class?
a) Digitalis b)
senna
c) Nux vomica d)
Cascara
Ans: b
11.
select the drug, which is
not belonging to tannin class?
a) Myrobalam d) Pale catechu
c) Ashoka d) Peppermint
Ans: d
12.
Drug not belonging to
volatile oil class:
a) Peppermint b) Clove
c) Castor
oil d) Garlic
Ans : c
13.
Select the does not belong
to tannin class:
a) Colophony b) Guar
gum
c) Acacia d) Agar
Ans : c
14.
Select the drug, which is
not showing carminative property?
a) dill b) Mentha
c) senna d) Cardamom
Ans : a
15.
is not used as expectorant.
a) Ipecacuanha b) Vasaka
c) Liquorice d) atropine
Ans: d
16.
is not used as cardiotonics
a) Digitalis b)
Cinchona
c) Squill d) Stropanthus
Ans:b
17.
Drugs is used as
Antihypertensive :
a) Rauwolfia b) Digitalis
c) squill d) Stropanthus
Ans : c
18.
is used as adrenergic drug.
a) Ephedra b)
Physostigma
c) Pilocarpus d) belladonna
Ans : d
19.
is not used as CNS depressant.
a) Hyoscyamine b) Belladonna
c) coffee d) Opium
Ans :
20.
Drug do not used as
anticancer :
a) Podophyllum b) Curare
c) Camptotheca d) Taxus
Ans : b
21.
Drug is not used as
antirheumatic :
a) Quassia b)
Aconite
c) Colchicum d)
Guggul
Ans : d
22.
Drug is used as emetic :
a) Agar b) Isapghul
c) Ipecas d) Banana
Ans : c
23.
Drug is used as
bronchodilator :
a) Tea b) Liquorice
c) Ipecacuanha d) Vasaka
Ans : c
24.
Drug is used as antimalerial :
a) Ashwagandha b) Tulsi
c) Ginseng d) Artemesia
Ans : d
25.
Is not the function of cell
wall of the plant?
a). Protect the protoplast
b)
Provide mechanical support to the organ
c)
check the rate of transpiration
d)
Give green colour to leaf
Ans : b
26.
Alkaloids are type
of substances.
a) Acid b) Neutral
c) Chemical d)
Basic nitrogenous
Ans : d
27.
glycosides are condensation
products of :
a) Sugar + aglycone b)
Sugar + Protein
c) Protein + aglycone d)
Fats + aglycone
Ans : a
28.
Tannins give colour with
iron compound :
a) Pale yellow b) Blue black
c) Light pink d) Orange
Ans : c
29.
The example of capsule fruit
is :
a) Radish b) Mustard
c) Cabbage d) Datura
Ans : a
30.
Flower bud of drug showing
medicinal importance:
a) saffrom b)
Clove
c) Fig d) Caraway
Ans : b
31.
The term Aril means :
a). Outgrowth originating from
micropyle
b) Succulent growth from hileum
c) Enlarged funicle
d) Stiff bristle like appendages
Ans : b
32.
The term Arillode means :
a). Outgrowth from micropyle
b) Stiff bristle like appendages
c) Warty outgrowth
d) Enlarged funicle
Ans : b
33.
Drug is not an example of
organized crude drug :
a) Digitalis b)
Cinchona
c) Aloe d) Clove
Ans : a
34.
Drug is not an example of
unorganized crude drug :
a) Cinchona b)
Aloe
c) Agar d)
Colophony
Ans : a
35.
Balsams contains mainly
acids :
a). acetic acid + Benzoic acid
b) Cinnamic acid + hydrochloric acid
c) benzoic acid + Sulphuric acid
d) benzoic acid + Cinnamic acid
CHOOSE THE
CORRECT PAIRS
1
Types of drug Example
a) Vegetable drug i) Honey bees
b) Animal drug ii) Arsenic oxide
c) Mineral and metal iii) Belladonna
Ans :
a) iii b) i. c) ii
2
A
a) Hippocrates i) 384-322 B.C.
b) Aristotle ii) 40-80 A.D.
c) Discorides iii) 400-360 B.C.
d) Galen iv) 131-200 A.D.
Ans: a) iii b) i. c) ii d)
iv
3. Morphological class of drug Example
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b) Woods |
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ii) Turmeric |
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c) Rhizomes |
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iii) Karachi |
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d) Bark |
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iv) Rauwolfia |
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Ans: a) iv |
b) i. |
c) ii d) iii |
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Morphological
class of drug |
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i) Acacia |
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b) Dried extract |
ii) Gelatin |
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c) Dried juice |
iii) Kino |
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c) iii |
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Class |
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Example |
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a) Seeds |
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i) Vasaks |
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b) Leaves |
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c) Fruits |
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iii) Pyrethrum |
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d) Flowers |
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b) i. |
c) ii |
d) iii |
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6. |
Class |
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a) Lipids |
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b) Resins |
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ii) Bees was |
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c) Volatile oil |
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iii) Garlic |
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Ans : a) i. |
b) ii |
c) iii |
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7. |
Class |
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Example |
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i) Cinchona |
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b) Alkaloids |
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c) Tannins |
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iii) Ashoka |
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d) Carbohydrates |
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iv) Guar gum |
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b) i. |
c) iii d) iv |
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8. |
Class |
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Example |
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a) Emetics |
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i) Castor oil |
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b) Purgative |
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ii) Cardamom |
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c) Carminative |
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iii) Cinchona |
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d) Bitters |
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iv) Ipecacuanha |
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Ans : a) iv |
b) i. |
c) ii |
d) iii |
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9. Class |
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Example |
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a) Expectorant |
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i) Tea |
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b) Antitussive |
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ii) Opium |
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c) Anitexpectorant |
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iii) Starmonium |
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d) Bronchodilator |
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iv) Vasaka |
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Ans : a) iv |
b) ii |
c) iii |
d) i |
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10. Pharmacological action |
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Example |
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b) Cholinergic |
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ii) Datura |
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c) Adrenergic |
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iii) Opium |
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c) iii |
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11. |
Drug |
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Epidermal structure |
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a) Digitalis |
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i) Wavy |
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b) Hyoscyamus |
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ii) Wavy and striated cuticle |
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c) belladonna |
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iii) striated walled and polygonal |
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d) Senna |
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ALKALOIDS
Select the correct answer out of the given choices
1.
Protoalkaloids are also
called as :
a) Amino alkaloid b)
Pseudo alkaloid
c) True alkaloid d) Extra alkaloid
Ans : a
2.
True alkaloids are always
present in plants as:
a) Salts of inorganic
acid b) Salts of
organic acid
c) Salts of me
conic acid d) Salts of
benzoic acid
Ans: b
3.
the example of
pseudoalkaloid :
a) Caffeine b) Hygrine
c) Arecoline d) Lobeline
Ans : a
4.
Which drug is not under the
chemical class of indole?
a) Quinidine b) Quinine
c) Atropine d) camptothecin
Ans : c
5.
The ring structure present
in strychnine :
a) Indole b) Pyrrole
c) Pyridine d) Piperidine
Ans : a
6.
Drug is an example of amino
alkaloid :
a) Ephedrine b) Aconine
c) Caffeine d) Theophylline
Ans : b
7.
Deadly Nightshade is the
synonym of the drug :
a) Datura b) Belladonna
c) Cinchona d) Coca
Ans : b
8.
Family of the Vinka :
a) Rubiaceae b) Solanaceae
c) Apocyanaceae d)
Erythroxylaceae
Ans : c
9.
Which is not the use of argot?
a) Oxytocin b) Prevent
post partum hemorrhage
c) Migraine d) Laxative
Ans : d
10.
Nux vomica is not used as:
a) CNS stimulant b)
bitter stomachic
c) Tonic d) Expectorant
Ans :
11.
Family of Ipecac is :
a) Rubiaceace b) Theaceae
c) Solanceae d) Acantheceae
Ans: a
11.
Which is not the use of
Stramonium ?
a) Anticholinergic b) Mydriatic
c) Antiadrenergic d) Control of Motion sickness
Ans : c
12.
Which is not the chemical
constituent naturally obtained from Opium?
a) Morphine b) Codeine
c) Narcotine c) Heroine
Ans : d
13.
Which is the active chemical
constituent obtained from Ipecac ?
a) Cephaeline b) Berberine
c) Hydrastine d) Tropane
Ans : a
14.
‘Thorn apple’ is the synonym
for the drug:
a) Belladonna b) Cinchona
c) Datura d) Stramonium
Ans : d
15.
Which drug is not belonging
to family Apocyanaceae ?
a) Vinca b) rauwolfia
c) Kurchi d) Gloriosa
Ans : d
16.
Which is not the biological
source of Cinchona ?
a) Cinchona calisaya b)
cinchona officinalis
c) Cinchona
succirubra d)
Cinchona indica
Ans : d
17.
Which ergot alkaloid is
water-soluble ?
a) Ergotamine b) Ergosine
c) Ergocristine d)
Ergometrine
Ans : d
18.
Ergometrine alkaloid shows :
a) Laevo b) Dextro
c) Racemic
mixture d) Trans
Ans : a
19.
Ergometrine shows
configuration :
a) Laevo b) Dextro
c) Racemic Mixture d) trans
Ans : b
20.
Ergot contains large number
of indole alkaloids, which are the derivatives of :
a) Lysergic acid b)
Benzoic acid
c) Cinnamic acid d) Meconic
acid
Ans : a
21.
Which forms of the ergot
alkaloids are especially important?
a) Laevo b) Dextro
c) cis d) trans
Ans : a
22.
How many pairs of alkaloid
are present Ergot ?
a) Five b) Four
c) Three d) Six
Ans : d
23.
Ergot powder gives blue
color with :
a) P-dimethylaminobenzaldehyde
b)
Benzaldehyde
c) Cinnamaldehyde
d) Formaldehyde
Ans : a
24.
Van-Urk’s reagent chemically
is :
a) P-dimethylaminobenzaldehyde
b) Benzoic acid+Cinnamic acid
c) P-dimethylbenzoic acid
d) Cinnamaldehyde
Ans : a
25.
Ergometrine gives
fluorescence in water :
a) Yellow b) Green
c) Red d) Blue
Ans : d
26 ‘Crow
fig’ is the synonym for the drug:
a) Strychnous nux vomica b) Rauwolfia sepentina
c) Rauwolfia
densiflora d)
Rauwolfia vometoria
Ans : a
26.
Stychnous nux vomica belongs
to family :
a) Scrophulareaceae b) Liliaceae
c) Apocyanaceae d)
Loganiaceae
Ans : d
27.
One of the
following microscopic characters not associated with Nux Vomica is :
a)
Epidermis consist of lignified trichomes
b) Epidermis is followed by
layer of collapsible cells
c) Endosperm shows presence of
plasmodesma
d) Calcium oxalate crystal and
starch grain are present
Ans : d
28.
Lignified trichomes is
characteristic of drug :
a) Catharanthus b) Cassia angustifolia
c) Strychnous
nux vomica d) Digitalis purpurea
Ans:c
29.
When the transverse section
of nux vomica is treated with ammonium vanadate and sulphuric acid, the
endospermic cells show purple colour, due to presence of :
a) Strychnine b) Brucine
c) a-Coubrine d) B-coubrine
Ans : a
30.
When the transverse section
of nux vomica is treated with nitric acid, it shows yellow colour due to
presence of :
a) Strychnine b) Brucine
c) a-Coubrine d) B-coubrine
Ans : b
31.
Biological source of nux
vomica is :
a) Strycnous nux vomica b) Strychnous potatorum
c) Strychnous
nux blanda d) strychnous wallichiana
Ans : a
32 The important chemical
constituents of rauwolfia is :
a) Reserpine b) Resercinnamine
c) Ajamalicine d)
Desperidine
Ans: a
33.
Reserpine, when treated with
solution of vanillin in acetic acid shows colour
a) Red b) Green
c) Blue d) Pink
Ans : a
34.
Diacetyl derivative of
morphine is :
a) Codeine b) Heroin
c) Papaverine d)
Thebaine
Ans : b
35.
The opium alkaloids are
present in plant as salt of :
a) Benzoic acid b)
Tartaric acid
c) Meconic
acid d) Acetic acid
Ans : c
36.
Opium when dissolved in
water and filtrate is treated with ferric chloride
solution, it shows colour :
a) Reddish purple b) Green
c) Yellow d) Orange
Ans : a
37.
Which compound is showing
the most potent analgesic property?
a) Heroin b) Morphine
c) Codeine d) Papaverine
Ans : a
38.
Trukish opium is commonly
known as:
a)
Chemist opium b) Druggist opium
c) Chinese opium d) Chemist and druggist
Ans : b
39.
Cephaelis Ipecacuanha
belongs to family:
a) Rubiaceae b) Liliacaceae
c) Apocyanaceae d) Rutaceae
Ans : a
40.
Which is not the
characteristic feature of alkaloid ?
a) Complex molecular structure
and nitrogen in the molecule
b) Basic in nature
c) Biosynthetically derived
d) Acidic in nature only
Ans : d
41.
Jesuit’s bark is synonym of :
a) Coca leaves b) Ipecacuanha
c) Cinchona d) Calumba
Ans : c
42.
Which alkaloid is not
present in cinchona bark?
a) Quinidine b) Quinine
c) Quinovin d) Cinchonin
Ans : c
43.
Which species of cinchona
contains highest percentage alkaloid ?
a) cinchona succirubra b)
Cinchona officinalis
c) Cinchona
calisaya d) Cinchona ledgeriana
Ans : a
44.
Which is not the prominent
chemical constituent in Ipecac?
a) Emetine b) Pyschotrine
c) Cephaeline d)
Cinchonine
Ans : d
45.
The pharmacological action
of Ipecac:
a)
Stimulant b) Emetic
c) Sedative d) Hypnotic
Ans : b
46.
Papaverine, narcotine and
narceine is under the chemical class:
a) Quinoline b) Benzyl isoquinoline
c) Isoquinoline d)
Benzophenone
Ans : c
47.
Papaverine shows pharmacological activity:
a) Spasmolytic b) Emetic
c) Antitussive d)
Antipyretic
Ans : a
48.
In UV light Ergot shows
fluorescence :
a) Yellow b) Blue
c) Red d) Violet
Ans : c
49.
Adulterants of rauwolfia
serpentine are distinguished on the basis of
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a) Presence of sclernchyma b)
Absence of sclerenchyma
c) Presence of parenchyma d) Absence of parenchyma
Ans : a
50.
Glycoside present in
stychnous nux vomica :
a) Strychnine b) Brucine
c) Ajmaline d) Loganine
Ans : d
51.
Major pharmacological action
of Ephedrine :
a) Kidney failure b) Anti-inflammatory
c) Heart failure d) Bronchial asthma
Ans : d
52.
Morphine contains main
nucleus :
a) Phenanthrene b) Anthracene
c) Naphthalene d)
Naphthacene
Ans : a
53.
The characteristic not
associated with alkaloids:
a) They all contain nitrogen
b) Most of non-volatile
alkaloids are solid
c) All the alkaloid contains sulphur
d) They are physiologically active
Ans : c
54.
Thalleoquin test contain reagents:
a)
Bromine water + Few drops of ammonia
b) Potassium permanganate + Few
drops of ammonia
c) Bromine water + Nitric acid
d) Bromine water + Sodium hydroxide
Ans : a
55.
Thalleoquin test is used for
identification of :
a) Atropine b) Vincristine
c) Quinine d) Strychnine
Ans : c
CHOOSE THE CORRECT PAIRS :
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Reagent |
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Composition |
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a) Mayer’s |
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i) Potassium bismuth iodide |
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b) Dragendorff’s |
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ii) Iodine in potassium iodide |
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c) Wager reagent |
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iii) Picric acid |
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d) Hager reagent |
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iv) Potassium mercuric iodide |
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Ans : a) iv |
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b) i. |
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2. |
Alkaloidal
drug |
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Family |
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a) Ergot |
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i) Apocyanaceae |
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b) Nux vomica |
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ii) Papaveraceae |
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c) Rauwolfia |
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iii) Clavicipitaceae |
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d) Opium |
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iv) Loganiaceae |
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Ans : a) iii |
b) iv |
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d) ii |
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Drug |
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Chemical
constituent |
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a) Ergot |
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i) Vincristine |
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b) Rauwolfia |
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ii) Reserpine |
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c) Vinca |
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iii) Physovenine |
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d) Physostigma |
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iv) ergotamine |
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Ans : a) iv |
b) ii |
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c) i. |
d) iii |
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4. |
Drug |
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Activity |
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a) Ergot |
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i) CNS stimulant |
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b) Nux vomica |
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ii) Anticancer |
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c) Rauwolfia |
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iii) Oxytocic |
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d) Vinca |
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iv)
Hypotensive |
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Ans : a) iii |
b) i. |
c) iv |
d) iii |
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5. |
Drug |
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Active
constituent |
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a) Ergot |
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i) Papaverine |
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b) Opium |
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ii) d-tubocurarine |
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c) Curare |
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iii) Cephaeline |
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d) Ipecac |
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iv) Ergotamine |
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Ans : a) iv |
b) i. |
c) ii |
d) iii |
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6. |
Drug |
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Synonym |
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a) Nux vomica |
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i) Chotachand |
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b) Rauwolfia |
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ii) Periwinkle |
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c) Vinca |
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iii) Semen strychnii |
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d) Hyoscyamus |
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iv) Henbane |
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b) i. |
c) ii |
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GLYCOSIDES
Select the
correct answer out of the given choices
1.
Stas-otta process is used
for extraction of :
a) Glycosides b) Alkaloids
c) Terpenoids d) Resins
Ans : a
2.
Senna mainly contains :
a) O-glycosides b) N-glycosides
c) C-glycosides d)
S-glycosides
Ans : a
3.
Senna leaf if under the
class of glycoside :
a) Cardiac b) Cyanogenic
c) Anthracene d) Saponin
Ans : c
4.
Which drug is under the
chemical class of cyanogentic glycoside?
a) Bitter almond b)
Black mustard
c) Digitalis d) Rhubarb
Ans :a.
5.
Drug under the class of
isothiocyanate glycosides :
a) Black mustard b) Senega
c) Thevetia d) Aloe
Ans : a
5.
Shatavari is under the
chemical class of glycoside:
a) Sterol b) Saponin
c) Cyanogentic d)
Isothiocyanate
Ans : b
6.
Drug is not under the class
of cardiac glycoside :
a) digitalis b) Thevetia
c) Indian squill d) Bitter almond
Ans : d
7.
The drug showing cardio
tonic activity:
a) Thevetia b) Cochineal
c) Rhubarb d) Aloe
Ans : a
8.
Which drug is used as diuretic?
a) Quillaia b) Senega
c) Ginseng d)
Gokhru
Ans : d
9.
The drug used as nerve tonic
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a) Brahmi b) Mordica
c) Ginseng d) Senega
Ans: a
10.
The family of Gokhru :
a) Liliaceae b) Cucurbitaceae
c) Zygophyllaceae d) Araliaceae
Ans: c
11.
Borntrager test is used for
one of the following drugs:
a) Senna b) Aloe
c) Digitalis d) Stropanthus
Ans: a
12.
In kiung’s isobarbaloin
test, Curacao aloes shows colour :
a) Yellow b) Blue
c) Wine red d) Green
Ans: c
13.
In klung’s isobarbaloin
test, Socotrine and Zanziber aloes show colour:
a) Red b) Faint yellow
c) Green d)
No colouration
Ans: d
13.
Alcoholic extract of aloe
under UV light gives colour:
a) Blue b) Red
c) Deep brown d) Pink
Ans: c
14.
The substitute for aloes :
a) Cape aloes b)
Socotrine aloes
c) Curacao
aloes d) Natal aloes
Ans: d
15.
The biological source for
cape aloes :
a) Curacao aloes b)
Socotrine aloes
c) Aloe ferrox d) Zanziber aloes
Ans : c
16.
Saponin glycoside shows one
of the following property:
a) Laxative b) Anticonvulsant
c) Foaming d) Astringent
Ans: c
17.
Out of the following, one is
not the example of Cardinolide:
a) Digitoxin b) Digoxin
c) Gitoxigenin d) Scillarin A
Ans : d
18.
The biological source for Dioscoria:
a) dioscoria deltoid b)
dioscoria floribunda
c) dioscoria villosa d)
Dioscorea compositae
Ans : a
19.
Yam is the synonym of the drug:
a) Stropanthus b) Dioscoria
c) Safed musali d) Liquorice
Ans : b
20.
Dioscoria is used in the
treatment of :
a) Ulcer b) Cancer
c) Rheumatic arthritis d) Kidney
stone
Ans : c
21.
Is not the synonym of Liquorice.
a) Glycyrrhiza b) Liquorice root
c) Mulethi d) Yam
Ans : d
22.
Liquorice belongs to family :
a) Liliaceae b) Triterpenoid
c) Loganaceae d) Leguminosae
Ans : d
23.
Glycyrrhizinic acid on
hydrolysis gives :
a) Glycyrrhetic acid b) Glycyrrhizin
c) Liquiritin d) Isoliquiritin
Ans: a
24.
Liquorice is used in the
treatment of :
a) Conjuctivitis b) Peptic ulcer
c) Allergy d)
Skin disease
Ans : b
25.
When glycyrrhiza is treated
with 80% sulphuric acid, then it shows colour:
a) Yellow b) Red
c) Green d) Violet
Ans: a
26.
Rhubarb is cultivated mainly
in which state of India:
a) J and K b)
Madhya Pradesh
c) Maharashtra d) Bengal
Ans: a
27.
Rhubarb when treated with
alkali, shows red colour due to presence of
:
a) Anthroquionoe glycoside b)
Cardiac glycoside
c) sapogenin glycoside d)
Cyanogenic glycoside
Ans: a
28.
Keller kiliani test is
positive for:
a) Digitoxose b) Gitoxose
c) digitoxigenin d) gitoxigenin
Ans: a
29.
Presence of star spots is
the characteristic of drug:
a) Cascara b) Senna
c) Aloe d) Rhubarb
Ans: d
30.
Modified Borntroger test is
positive for drug:
a) Aloe b) Senna
c) Digitalis d)
Senna pod
Ans: a
31.
Botanical source of Arjuna bark:
a) Terminalis tamentosa b)
Polygala chinesis
c) Poligala
erioptera d)
Terminalis arjuna
Ans: d
32.
Presence of aleurone grain
is the characteristic of the drug:
a) Belladonna b) Nux vomica
c) Hyoscyamus d) Vinca
Ans: b
33.
Drug with the presence of plasmodesma:
a) Nux vomica b) Rauwolfia
c) Vinca rosea d) Phsysostigma
Ans: a
34.
Digitalis leaves should be
dried at temperature below:
a) 20 C b) 30 C
c) 40 C d) 60 C
Ans: d
35.
Vein-islet no. is Indian
senna is in the range of :
a) 10.5 to 12.5 b) 13.5 to 16.5
c) 16.5 to 18.0 d) 19.5 to 22.5
Ans: d
36.
Stomatal Index in Indian
senna is in the range of:
a) 17 to 20 b) 20 to 23
c) 23 to 26 d) 26 to 29
Ans: a
37.
Palisade ratio in
Alexandrian senna is :
a) 7 b) 10
c) 13 d) 16
Ans: a
38.
Vein- islet no. in
Alexandrian senna is in the range of:
a) 10 to 15.5 b) 16 to 20.5
c) 25 to 29.5 d) 20 to 24.5
Ans: c
CHOOSE THE
CORRECT PAIRS:
1.
Drug Family
a) Indian senna i) Liliaceae
b) Aloe ii) Polygonaceae
c) Rhubarb iii) Rhamnaceae
d) Cascara iv) Leguminoseae
Ans: a) iv b) i. c) ii d)
iii
2.
Types of Glycosides: Example
a) Anthracene glycoside i) Digitalis
b) Cardiac glycoside ii)
Bitter almond
c) Saponin glycoside iii) Dioscorea
d) Cyanogenetic glycoside iv)
Senna leaf
Ans: a) iv b) i. c) iii d)
ii
3.
Drug Activity
a) Red squill i) Cardiotonic
b) Kalmegh ii) Purgative
c) Aloe iii) Nervine
tonic
d) Brahmi iv) Rat poisoning
Ans: a) iv b) i. c) ii d)
iii
4.
Drug Use
a) Gokhru i) Hypoglycemic
b) Momordica ii) Galactogogue
c) Shatavari iii) Diuretic
d) Liquorice iv) Expectorant
Ans: a) iii b) i. c) ii d) iv
5.
Drug Source
a) Gokhru i) glycyrrhiza glabra
b) Liquorice ii) Urgenia martima
c) Bramhi iii) Tribulus teristris
d) European squill iv)
Bacopa moniera
Ans: a) iii b) i. c) iv d) ii
6.
Drug Test
|
|
a) Aloe |
i) Borntrager test |
|
b) Senna |
ii) Baljet test |
|
|
c) Digitalis |
iii) Killer kiliani test |
|
|
d) Deoxy sugar |
iv) Modified anthraquinone |
|
|
Ans: a) iv b) i. |
c) ii d) iii |
|
|
7. |
Drug |
Part used |
|
|
a) Aloe |
i) Leaf |
|
|
b) Digitalis |
ii) Bulb |
|
|
c) Indian squill |
iii) Seed |
|
|
d) Stropanthus |
iv) Dried juice |
|
|
Ans: a) iv |
b) i. c) ii d) iii |
LIPIDS
1. The synonym for ‘Sesame oil’:
a) Hydrocarbons oil b)
Margosa oil
c) Maize oil d)
Gingally oil
Ans: d
2. In the patient with deficiency of vitamin A, which oil capsules you
will suggest?
a) Shark liver oil b) Mustard oil
c) Arachis
oil c)
Linseed oil
Ans: a
3. Which of the following oil is used as vehicle of oily injectables?
a) Arachis oil b) Linseed oil
c) Castor
oil d)
Jojoba oil
Ans: a
4. Oil is having antileprotic property:
a) Linseed oil b)
Jojoba oil
c) Chaulmoogra oil d) Corn oil
Ans: c
5. The oil is not used as vehicle for the
injectables:
a) Arachis oil b) Olive oil
c) Sesame oil d) Corn
oil
Ans: d
6. Oil is showing laxative property:
a) Arachis oil b) Sesame oil
c) Castor
oil d)
Corn oil
Ans: c
7. Acid value is defined as:
a) Number of milligram of
potassium hydroxide required to neutralize one gram of fat or oil
b) Number of gram of potassium
hydroxide required to neutralize one gram of fat or oil
c) Number of Kilogram of
potassium hydroxide required to neutralize one gram of fat or oil
d) Number of ml of potassium
hydroxide (5N) required to neutralize one
gram of fat or oil
Ans: a
8. The test not used as an analytical parameter for oil:
a) Acetyl value b)
Acid value
c) Hydroxyl
value d) Ketone
value
Ans: d
9. Which oil generally lowers the blood cholesterol level?
a) Arachis oil b) Castor oil
c) Neem oil d) Corn oil
Ans: d
10. Drug Source
a) Seame oil i)
Hydrocarpus wightiana
b) Chaulmoogra oil ii)
Zea mays
c) Corn oil iii)
Sesamum indicum
d) Safflower oil iv) Carthmus tinctorius
Ans: a) iii b) i. c) ii d) iv
RESINS
Select the correct answer
out of the given choices
1. Resins are classified into following subclasses except :
a) Acid b) Ester
c) Resin alcohol d) Resin ether
Ans: d
2. Which is not an example of acid resins?
a) Benzoin b) Colophony
c) Sandrac d) Myrrh
Ans: a
3. Myrrh contains important acid:
a) Comiphoric acid b) Abietic
acid
c) Benzoic acid d) Acetic acid
Ans: a
4. Out of the following, which is an example of oleoresin?
a) Copaiba b) Canada balsam
c) Capsicum d) Myrrh
Ans: d
5. Oleo gum resins are mixture of:
a) Volatile oil + Gum + Resins b) Fixed oil + Gum + Resin
c) Fats + Gum
+ Resin d) Gum + resins
Ans: a
6. Homogenous mixture of resins and oil are called as:
a) Oleoresins b) Oleogum
c) Glycoresin d) Balsma
Ans: a
7. Glycoresins are made up of :
a) Resins + Sugar b) Resins + Volatile oil
c) Resins + Gum d)
Resins + Fixed oil
Ans: a
8. Resins containing benzoic acid or cinnamic acids are called as:
a) Oleoresins b) Glycoresins
c) Oleogum d) Balsam
Ans: d
9. Family of drug Zingiber officinale:
a) Solanaceae b)
Umbelliferae
c) Zingiberaceae d) Convolulaceae
Ans: c
10. Pungency of capsicum is destroyed by boiling it with:
a) 2% hydrochloric acid b) 1% sulphuric acid
c) 2% Acetic acid d)
potassium hydroxide
Ans: d
11. Curcuma longa should not contain volatile oil less then:
a) Curcuminoid b) Capsanthin
c) Thiamine d)
Ascorbic acid
Ans: a
12. When the powder of curcuma longa is treated with sulphuric acid, it
gives colour:
a) Yellow b) Crimson
c) Green d) Blue
Ans: b
13. Which is not an example of oleoresins?
a) Copaiba b) Canada balsam
c) Capsicum d) Myrrh
Ans: d
14. If the resins contain benzoic acids or cinnamic acids then are called as:
a) Colophony b) Sandrac
c) Copaiba d) Balsam
Ans: d
15. Resins associated with volatile oil are called as:
a) Oleo-gum-resin b) Oleo-resin
c) Gum resins d) Volatile
resins
Ans: b
16. Ferulic acid when treated with hydrochloric acid gives:
a) Acetic acid b) Umbellic acid
c) Cinnamic acid d) Vanillic acid
Ans: b
17. Ginger contains volatile oil in the percentage range:
a) 1-4% b) 5-10%
c) 10-15% d) 15-20%
Ans: a
18. Resins are insoluble in :
a) Alcohol b) Water
c) Volatile oil d) Fixed oil
Ans: b
19. Adulteration by exhausted ginger is detected form ginger by:
a) Shape b) Size
c) Colour d) Water soluble ash
Ans: d
CHOOSE THE
CORRECT PAIRS:
|
1. Varieties of resin |
|
Resin yields |
|
|
a) Indian cannabis |
|
i) 15% or less |
|
|
b) Kentuchy |
|
ii) 8% or less |
|
|
c) Mexicn cannabis |
|
iii) 20%
more |
|
|
d) Wiscosin |
|
iv) 6% or less |
|
|
Ans: a) iii b) ii |
c) i. |
d) iv |
|
|
2. Types
of resins |
|
Example |
|
|
a) Acid resins |
|
i) Benzoin |
|
|
b) Ester resins |
|
ii) Copaiba |
|
|
c) Ester resins |
|
iii) Gutta purcha |
|
|
d) Resins alcohol |
|
iv) Sandrac |
|
|
Ans: a) iv b) i. |
c) ii |
d) iii |
|
|
3. Bilogical source |
|
Family |
|
|
a) Zingiber offcinale |
|
i) Solanaceae |
|
|
b) Capsicum annum |
|
ii) Zingiberaceae |
|
|
c) Cannabis sativa |
|
iii) Convolulaceae |
|
|
d) Ipomoea purga |
|
iv) Cannabianaceae |
|
|
Ans: a) ii) b) i. |
c) iv |
d) iii |
|
|
4. |
Biological
source |
Family |
|
|
|
a) Podophyllum hexandrum |
i) Leguminosae |
|
|
|
b) Myroxylon balsamum |
ii) berberidaceae |
|
|
|
c) Liquidamber oriantalis |
iii) Burseraceae |
|
|
|
d) Commiphora molmol |
iv) Hammelidaceae |
|
|
|
Ans: a) ii b) i. c) iv |
d) iii |
|
5.
Drug Chemical constituent
a) Ginger i) Capsaicin
|
|
b) Capsicum |
|
|
ii) Alpha
elaterin |
|
c) Colocynth |
|
|
iii) Benzoic acid |
|
|
d) Benzoin |
|
|
iv) Zingerone |
|
|
Ans: a)iv |
b) i. |
c) ii |
d) iii |
|
|
6. |
Drug |
|
|
Alternative
name |
|
|
a) Turmeric |
|
|
i) Indian saffrom |
|
|
b) Capsicum |
|
|
ii) Devil’s dung |
|
|
c) Asafoetida |
|
|
iii) Maxican jalap |
|
|
d) Jalap |
|
|
iv) Cayenne pepper |
|
|
Ans: a) i. |
b)iv |
c)ii |
d)iii |
|
7. |
Drug |
|
|
Identification
test |
|
|
a) Balsam tolu |
|
|
i) Drug + water and |
|
|
|
|
|
triturated – yellowish orange |
|
|
b) Asafoetida |
|
|
ii) Drug + H2 SO4 – Red colour |
|
|
c) Curcumin |
|
|
iii) Alcoholic solution of |
|
|
|
|
|
benzoin +
water – milky white |
|
|
d) Benzoin |
|
|
iv) Drug + ferric
chloride solution |
|
|
|
|
|
- Green colour |
|
|
Ans: a) iv |
b) i. |
c) ii |
d) iii |
VOLATILE
OILS
Select the correct answer out of the given
choices
1.
Terpenes made up of :
a) Calcierene b) Pseudopriene
c) Neoprene d) Isoprene
Ans: d
2.
Molecular formula for
isoprene unit is:
a) C8 H8 b) C3 H8
c) C5 H8 d) C6 H6
Ans: c
3.
Example of alcohol volatile
oil:
a) Peppermint b)
Cinnamon
c) Lemon peel d) Orange peel
Ans: a
4.
Which is not an example of
ester volatile oil?
a) Gaultheria b) Lavender
c) Muster d) Cinnamon
Ans: d
5.
Drug is not an example of
phenol volatile oil:
a) Clove b) Anise
c) Creosote d) Thyme
Ans: b
6.
The major terpenoid in clove
oil:
a) Eugenol b) Santalol
c) Anethol d) Menthol
Ans: a
7.
Triterpenes contain number
of isoprene units:
a) Four b) Five
c) Six d) Seven
Ans: c
8.
Diterpenes contain number of
isoprene units:
a) Three b) Four
c) Five d) Six
Ans: b
9.
Monoterpenes contain number
of isoprene units:
a) One b) Three
c) Two d)
Four
Ans: c
10.
Lemon grass oil is obtained
from :
a) Cymbopogon flexuousus b)
Cinnamonum camphora
c) Eucalyptus globules d)
Chenopodium ambrosioides
Ans: a
11.
Beta ionine is starting
material for synthesis of:
a) Vitamin K b)
Vitamin B1
c) Vitamin
A d)
Vitamin D
Ans: c
12.
Cymbopogon flexuousus
belongs to family:
a) Graminnae b) Liliaceae
c) Legumniosae d) Loganaceae
Ans: a
13.
Synonym for peppermint oil is:
a) Mentha oil b)
Oleum terbinthae
c) Eucalyptus d) Chenoposan
Ans: a
14.
Peppermint oil contains
chiefly:
a) I-menthol b) d-menthol
c) Citral d) Cineole
Ans: a
15.
Cardamom belongs to family:
a) Liliaceae b) Loganaceae
c) Apocyanaceae d) Zingiberaceae
Ans: d
16.
Allepy variety of cardamom
has approx. size:
a) 4 to 10 mm b) 2 to 4 mm
c) 8 to 20 mm d)
6 to 12 mm
Ans: c
17.
The chief active constituent
of fennel:
a) Carvone b) Borneol
c) Dill-Apiole d) Fenchone
Ans: d
18.
Biological source for Nutmeg:
a) foeniculum vulgare b)
Coriandrum sativum
c) Myristica
fragrans d) Elettaria cardamom
Ans: c
19.
Nutmeg belongs to family:
a) Luraceae b) Umbelliferae
c) Myristicaceae d) Zingiberaceae
Ans: c
20.
Drug, which does not, belong
to family umbelliferae:
a) Caraway b) Coriander
c) Ajowan d) Cardamom
Ans: d
21.
Nutmeg contains percentage
of volatile oil:
a) 5 to 16% b) 10 to 20 %
c) 15 to 25% d) 20 to 30 %
Ans: a
22.
Fennel contains percentage
of volatile oil:
a) 3 to 7 % b)
7 to 10%
c) 10 to 13 % d)
13 to 155
Ans: a
23.
Nutmeg should contain
volatile oil not less than:
a) 1 % w/v b)
2% w/v
c) 3 % w/v d)
5 % w/v
Ans: d
24.
Volatile oil in Coriander
should not less than:
a) 0.3% b) 3.0%
c) 3.3% d) 4.4%
Ans: a
25.
Cardamon contains volatile
oil not less than:
a) 1% b) 0.4 %
c) 2.0% d) 4.0 %
Ans: d
26.
Peppermint oil contains
important terpenoid:
a) Geraniol b) Anethol
c) Menthol d) Eugenol
Ans: c
27.
The clove oil contains
important terpenoid:
a) Eugenol b) Anethol
c) Menthol d) Cineol
Ans: a
28.
Fennel contains type of stomata:
a) Diacytic b) Actinocytic
c) Anisocytic d) Anomocytic
Ans: d
29.
Exhuasted fennel is
identified by absence of :
a) Fenchone b) Anethol
c) Carvone d) Cineol
Ans: a
30.
Which variety of fennel
contains least percentage of volatile oil
content?
a) Indian b) Saxony
c) French
sweet d) Japanese
Ans: a
31.
The fat of nutmeg is known as:
a) Ghee b) Nutmeg oil
c) Nutmeg
butter d) Nutmeg protein
Ans: c
32.
Cinnamom bark does not contain:
a) Cinnamaldehyde b) Tannins
c) Coumarin d) Benzaldehyde
Ans: c
33.
The biological source of cinnamon:
a) Cinnamomum zeylanicum b) Cinnamomum cassia blume
c) Cinnamomum burmanii d)
Cinnamomum loireirii
Ans: c
34.
Biological source of Garlic is:
a) Allium sativum b)
Pinus roxburghii
c) Thymus vulgaris d) Santalum album
Ans: a
35.
is not the use of Allium sativum.
a) Carminative b) Aphrodisiac
c) Atherosclerosis d)
Antiulcer
Ans: d
36.
The family of Ocimum sanctum:
a) Labiatae b) Liliaceae
c) Lauraceae d) Loganaceae
Ans: a
37.
‘Holy basil’ is the synonym
for drug:
a) Alpinia officinarum b) Allium sativum
c) Nardostachys jatamonum d)
Ocium sanctum
Ans: d
38.
Alkaloid present in Black
pepper is:
a) Caryophyllene b) Cinnamaldehyde
c) 1-phellandrene d) Piperine
Ans: d
39.
Drug which does not belong
to family Umbelliferae:
a) Cumin b) Anise
c) Lavender
oil d) Celery
Ans: c
40.
The percentage of clove oil
in clove should not be less than:
a) 15% b) 10%
c) 5% d) 1%
Ans: a
41.
Does not occur in clove:
a) Starch b) Volatile oil
c) Tannins d) Resins
Ans: a
42.
When transverse section of
clove is treated with potassium hydroxide
solution, it gives:
a) Strong odor of volatile oil
b) H2 S gas is evolved
c) CO2 is evolved
d) Needle shaped crystals of
potassium eugeonate
Ans: d
43.
Clove oil is used in the
manufacturing of :
a) Salicylic acid b) Vanillin
c) Cinnamic acid d) Benzoic acid
Ans: b
44.
Which is not used as an
adulterant for clove?
a) Mother clove b) Blown clove
c) Clove stalk d) Pale clove
Ans: d
45.
Clove stalk contains
approximate percentage of volatile oil:
a) 5% b) 10%
c) 15% d) 20%
Ans: a
46.
Oil which does not belong to
alcohol class:
a) Nutmeg b) Sandalwood
c) Lemon grass d) Lavender
Ans: c
47.
The oil, which is not
belonging to aldehyde class:
a) Dill oil b)
Cinnamon oil
c) Lemon grass oil d)
Lemon oil
Ans: a
48.
The oil, which is having
counter irritant property:
a) Thyme b) Turpentine oil
c) Peppermint d)
Orange oil
Ans: b
49.
Fennel contains percentage
of volatile oil:
a) 10 to 20% b) 20 to 30%
c) 30 to 40% d) 65 to 70%
Ans: d
CHOOSE THE CORRECT PAIRS:
1.
Volatile oil Source
a)
Turpentine oil i) Cymbopogon citratus
b)
Lemon grass oil ii) Santalum album
c)
Sandal wood oil iii) Artemisia pallens
d)
Davana oil iv) Punus
species
Ans: a) iv b) i c) ii. d)
iii
2.
Turpentine class Number of isoprene units
a)
Sesquiterpine i) Two
b)
Monoterpene ii) Four
c)
Diterpene iii) Three
d)
Triterpene iv) Six
Ans: a) iii b) i. c) ii d)
iv
3.
Drug Source
a)
Cardamom i) Coriandrum sativum
b)
Caraway ii) Carum carvi
c)
Coriander iii) Anethum graveolens
d)
Dill iv) Elettaria cardamomum
Ans: a) iv b) ii c) i. d)
iii
4.
Source Family
a)
Anethum graveolens i) Rutanceae
b)
Citrus limonis ii) Umbelliferae
c)
Nutmeg iii) Lauraceae
d)
Cassia cinnamon iv) Myristicaceae
Ans: a) ii b) i. c) iv d)
iii
5.
Drug Volatile oil not less than
a)
Coriander i) 2.0%
b)
Ajowan ii) 2.5%
c)
Dill iii) 1.4%
d)
Fennel iv) 0.3%
Ans: a) iv b) i. c) ii d)
iii
6.
Adulterants for clove Characteristics
a)
Mother clove i) Expanded flowers of clove trees.
b)
Blown cloves ii) Contain only 5% of oil.
c)
Clove stalks iii) Oil is removed from clove.
d)
Exhausted clove iv) Dark
brown, ovate and ripened
Fruits of clove
Ans: a) iv b) i. c) ii d)
iii
TANNINS
Select the
correct answer out of given choices:
1.
Goldbeater skin test is used
for identification of:
a) Alkaloids b) Glycosides
c) Tannins c) Resins
Ans: c
2.
Tannins show some chemical
reaction except:
a) solution of tannins
precipitate gelatin.
b) Tannins are precipitated by
salt of copper, tin and lead.
c) They show colour reaction
with iron.
d) They react with potassium
mercuric iodide.
Ans: d
3.
Condensed tannins are called as:
a) Hydrolysable tannins b)
Non hydrolysable
c) Pseudotannins d)
Prototannins
Ans: b
4.
Tannic acid is under the
class of:
a) Condensed tannins b) Pseudotannins
c) Hydrolysable tannins d)
Condensed and pseudotannins
Ans: c
5.
Biological source of Arjuna
a) Terminalia arjuna b) Terminalia chebula
c) Terminalia tomenstosa d) Terminalia belerica
Ans: a
6.
Tannic acid is antidote in poisoning:
a) Iodine b) Cyanide
c) Alkaloid d) Arsenic
Ans: c
7.
When pterocarpus is treated
with potassium hydroxide, it gives
a) Violet b) Green
c) Red d) Black
Ans : a
8.
Gambir flurescin test is
used for drug:
a) Arjuna b) Ashoka
c) Pale catechu d) Black catechu
Ans: c
9.
Black catechu contains about
percentage of acacatechin:
a) One percentage b)
Three percent
c) Seven
percent d)
Ten percent
Ans: d
CHOOSE THE
CORRECT PAIRS:
1.
Drug Application
a) Pale catechu i) Hypoglycemic
b) Pterocarpus ii) Diuretics
c) Amla iii) Cardiotinics
d) Arjuna iv) Diarrhoa
Ans: a) iv b) i. c) ii d)
iii
1.
Composition of Molisch
reagent is
a)
Alpha napthol + sulphuric acid
b)
Beta napthol + sulphuric acid
c)
Naphthylamine + sulphuric acid
d)
Phenol + sulphuric acid
Ans : a
2.
Chemical test used for
identification of carbohydrates:
a) Ninhydrin b) Molisch
c) Borntrager d) Baljet
Ans: b
3.
Important chemical
constituent of Algin is:
a) Tragacanthin b)
Bassorin
c) Alginic
acid d) Alginic ester
Ans: c
4.
Important chemical
constituent honey is:
a) Glucose b) Fructose
c) Maltose d)
Invert sugar
Ans: d
5.
Pectin is used in the
pharmaceutical industries as:
a) Adsorbent b) Demulcent
c) Emulsifying agent d)
Suspending agent
Ans: a
6.
Liquid glucose is obtained by:
a)
Partial hydrolysis of glucose
b)
Partial hydrolysis of starch
c)
Complete hydrolysis of starch
d)
Complete hydrolysis of glucose
Ana: b
7.
The biological source for
Indian gum is:
a) Cyamopsis tetragonoglobules b) Astragalus gamifer
c) Acacia
Arabica d)
Acacia Senegal
Ans : c
8.
When Indian gum is treated
with ruthenium red’ it shows:
a) Pink colour b)
Red colour
c) Blue d) No colour change
Ans: d
10.
When Indian gum is treated
with hydrogen peroxide and benzidine in
alcohol; is shows blue colour due to:
a) Hydrolyase enzyme b)
Oxidase enzyme
c) Reductase enzyme d)
Invertase enzyme
Ans: b
11.
The mostly used adulterant
for Indian gum is:
a) Acacia Senegal gum
b) Gum from Astragalus gummifer
c) Gum ghatti from anogeissus
latifolia
d) Guar gum
Ans: c
12.
Synonym for Guar gum:
a) Jaguar gum b) Acacia
c) Gum acacia d)
Gum Arabica
Ans: a
13.
When guar gum is treated
with about 2% solution of lead acetate; it
shows:
a) Pink colour b)
Blue colour
c) Yellow colour d) No colour change
Ans: d
14.
Artificial invert sugar is
an adulterant for honey and it is detected by the test:
a) Tollen’s b) Ninhydrine
c) Baljet test d) Fiehe’s test
And: d
15.
The water soluble portion of
tragacanth is known as:
a) Tragacanthin b) Bassorin
c) Galctouronic acid d) D-galctopyranose
Ans: a
16.
Pectin is used in the
treatment of:
a) Ulcer b) Hypertension
c) Angina d) Diarrhoea
Ans: d
17.
Biological source for Isapgol:
a) Plantago ovata b)
Aegle marmelos
c) Giladinium amansii d) Condrus
cripsus
Ans: a
18.
Which test is used for the
purity of Isapgol?
a) Barfoed test b)
Millon’s test
c) Molisch test d) Swelling factor
Ans: d
19.
When Isapgol is treated with
rhuthenium red, it shows colour:
a) Blue b) Yellow
c) Pink c) Green
Ans: c
20.
Isapgol seeds are
adulterated with:
a) Plantago purshii b)
Plantago lanciolata
c) Plantago
aristala d)
Plantago pysllium
Ans: b
21.
Ager is used as:
a) Binder b) Disintigrant
c) Emulsifying agent d) Preservative
Ans: c
22.
Amylum is the synonym for:
a) Tragacanth b) Starch
c) Inulin d)
Locust bean
Ans: b
23.
Rice starch is of size:
a) 2-12 micron b)
14-17 micron
c) 17-20
micron d) 20-25
micron
Ans: a
24.
Wheat starch is of size:
a) 0.1 to 1 micron b) 2 to 3 micron
c) 3 to 5 micron d)
5 to 50 micron
Ans: d
25.
The size of potato starch
varies from:
a) 30 to 100 micron b) 100 to 130 micron
c) 130 to 10 micron d)
160 to 180 micron
Ans: a
26.
Starch contains amylase and
amylopectin in the proportion:
a) 1:2 b) 1:1
c) 1:3 d) 2:1
Ans: a
27.
The test, which is not used
for identification of carbohydrates:
a) Molisch test b)
Osazone formation test
c) Ninhydrin
test d) Resorcinol test
Ans: c
28.
Keller kiliani test is used
for identification of:
a) Fructose b) Maltose
c) Deoxy sugar d) Glucose
Ans: c
29.
The synonym of Lactose is:
a) Milk sugar b)
Butter sugar
c) Crystalline sugar d) Pure sugar
Ans: a
CHOOSE THE CORRECT PAIRS:
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1. 2. 3. 4. |
Name a) Carageennan b) Acacia c) Agar d) Gum
ghatti Ans: a) ii
Carbohydrates a) Tragacanth b) Guar gum c) Psyllium d) Isapgol Ans: a) ii Name a) Honey b) Starch c) Pectin d) Gum karaya Ans: a) iii
Starch a) Rice b) Potato c) Wheat d) Maize |
b) i. b) i. b) i. |
Biological source i)
Acacia Arabica ii)
Chondrus crispus iii)
Gelidium amansii iv)
Anogeissus latifolia c) iii d) iv Biological
source i)
Cyamopsis tetragonolobus ii)
Astragulus gummifer iii)
Plantago ovata iv)
Plantago psyllium c) iv d) iii Biological
source i)
Oryza sativa ii)
Citrus limonis iii)
Apis species iv)
Sterculia urens c) ii d) iv Size i)
2 to 110 um ii)
2 to 45 um iii)
2 to 10 um iv)
10 to 30 um |
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Ans: |
a) iii |
b) i. |
c) ii |
d) iv |
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5. |
A a) |
Wheat |
Source i) |
Zea mays |
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b) c) d) |
Maize
Rice Potato |
ii) iii) iv) |
Oryza
sativum Triticum sativum solanum
tuberosum |
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Ans: a) iii b) i. c) ii d)
iv