Pharmacist Question Paper 2023 with Solution | AIIMS Bhubaneswar

Q.71) which hormone is responsible for stimulating uterine contractions during childbirth and milk ejection during breastfeeding?

[a] prolactin

[b] oxytocin

[c] Estrogen

[d] progesterone

Q.72) what is the purpose of the controlling function in management?

[a] motivating employees

[b] developing strategies

[c] setting goals

[d] monitoring performance

Q.73) IN clinical pharmacy, what does “OTC” means?

[a] out patient Treatment Centre

[b] on time consultation

[c] over the counter

[d] order to compound

Q.74) who is often referred to as the father of scientific management?

[a] Elton Mayo

[b] Max Weber

[c] Abraham Maslow

[d] Frederick Taylor

Q.75)  what is the primary function of the lymphatic system in human body?

[a] supporting the immune system and draining excess fluid

[b] circulating blood through out the body

[c] producing hormones for growth and development

[d] filtering blood and removing waste product

Q.76) what is the duty of candor in legal ethics

[a] advocating for the clients interest at any cost

[b] truthfully representing Fact and evidence to the court

[c] providing vague and ambiguous statements to the court

[d] maintaining strict secrecy about All legal matters

Q.77) which financial instrument represent ownership in a company?

[a] mutual Fund

[b] stock

[c] certificate of deposit

[d] bond

Q.78) what is the primary purpose of anti-spasmodic drugs in drug classification?

[a] to relieve muscle sperm and cramps

[b] to lower blood pressure

[c] to relieve pain and inflammation

[d] to manage mood disorders

Q.79) in the digestive system, what is the primary function of the small intestine?

[a] digesting protein

[b] regulating blood sugar

[c] absorbing nutrient

[d] storing bile

Q.80) which type of surface infection is caused by a fungus and often affect the feet, leading to itching and peeling skin?

[a] bacterial infection

[b] parasitic infection

[c] viral infection

[d] fungal infection

Q.81) what is the primary purpose of adding alcohol to a liquid oral doses form, such as tincture?

[a] to enace the colour

[b] to improve taste

[c] to prevent the medication

[d] to increase viscosity

Q.82) in compounding pharmacies, what is a critical consideration when working with powder medications?

[a] the spend of preparations

[b] the colour of the final product

[c] the taste of the medications

[d] minimizing exposure to airborne particles

Q.83) which mineral is essential for maintaining strong bone and teeth and is commonly found in dairy products?

[a] magnesium

[b] calcium

[c] potassium

[d] iron

Q.84) in the context of drawing process, what is lyophilization commonly known as

[a] spray drying

[b] oven drying

[c] vacuum drying

[d] freeze drying

Q.85) which type of surgical dressing is commonly used to adsorbe moderately executing wounds and maintain a moist environmental?

[a] hydrocolloid dressing

[b] transparent film dressings

[c] non adherent dressings

[d] Gauze dressings

Q.86) which vitamin is often referred as the ” sunshine vitamin” because the body can produce it when the skin is exposed to sunlight?

[a] vitamin A

[b] vitamin D

[c] vitamin C

[d] vitamin K

Q.87) which liquid oral doses form typically consist of a mixture of oil and water and require shaking before use

[a] elixir

[b] Emulsion

[c] suspension

[d] solution

Q.88) what hormone regulates the bodies circulation Rhythm and sleep walk cycles?

[a] dopamine

[b] serotonin

[c] epinephrine

[d] melatonin

Q.89) what does “RPC” represent in the context of legal ethics?

[a] responsible practice committee

[b] reliable professional certification

[c] rational professional conduct

[d] rules of professional conduct

Q.90) which of the following is a common application of computers in clinical decision support system (CDSS)?

[a] providing drug interaction alert

[b] tracking patient appointments

[c] managing staff schedules

[d] arranging Hospital furniture

Q.91) which organ produces hydrochloric acid and pepsin for protein digestion?

[a] Pancreas

[b] stomach

[c] liver

[d] small intestine

Q.92) what is a common excipient used in powdered medication to improve flowability and prevent cacking?

[a] colouring agent

[b] flavouring agent

[c] preservation

[d] glidants

Q.93)  which of the following is a common example of an antivirus drugs?

[a] amoxicillin

[b] Oseltamivir

[c] Acetaminophen

[d] Diphenhydramine

Q.94) the central nervous system comprise is Which two major components?

[a] liver and bladder

[b] brain and spinal cord

[c] kidney and bladder

[d] lungs and trachea

Q.95) what is telepharmacy primarily used for?

[a] laboratory testing

[b] remote medication dispensing

[c] medical imaging

[d] patient counselling

Q.96) in non sterile manufacturing, what is does “LIMS” signify?

[a] long term integrated manufacturing schedule

[b] licence information management system

[c] low inventory management strategy

[d] laboratory information management system

Q.97) what does the acronym SSRI stand for in drug classification?

[a] selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors

[b] serotonin and sugar regulating insulin

[c] synthetic sleep remedies and inhalants

[d] serum steroid replacement for infection

Q.98) what does “COI” stand for in legal ethics?

[a] case outcome investigations

[b] Courtroom observation insights

[c] clients overriding interest

[d] conflict of interest

Q.99) which component of the central nervous system is responsible for processing sensory information and higher order thinking?

[a] Cerebellum

[b] brainstem

[c] Cerebrum

[d] Spinal cord

Q.100) what is the primary symptoms of syphilis in its initial stage?

[a] fatugue

[b] Itchy rash

[c]  Genital sores or ulcers

[d] painful urination

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