Pharmacy Practice MCQ

Pharmacy Practice MCQ, in this article we will solve, Practice MCQ under subject physical pharmaceutics II. Read following article for your reference.

 

Physical And Chemical Factors Influencing The Chemical Degradation Of Pharmaceutical Product » PHARMACAREERS

 

  1. Which physical factor can influence the chemical degradation of pharmaceutical products?
    • A. Temperature
    • B. Concentration of reactants
    • C. Presence of catalysts
    • D. All of the above
  2. Which environmental factor commonly accelerates the degradation of pharmaceuticals?
    • A. High humidity
    • B. Low temperature
    • C. Low pH
    • D. Dark storage conditions
  3. Light exposure can cause degradation of pharmaceutical products through:
    • A. Oxidation
    • B. Reduction
    • C. Hydrolysis
    • D. Polymerization
  4. What type of reaction is most likely to occur when a pharmaceutical product is exposed to moisture?
    • A. Hydrolysis
    • B. Photolysis
    • C. Oxidation
    • D. Isomerization
  5. Which of the following is not a physical factor influencing the degradation of pharmaceuticals?
    • A. Temperature
    • B. Light
    • C. Water activity
    • D. pH
  1. Oxidation of pharmaceutical products is often catalyzed by:
    • A. Acidic conditions
    • B. Basic conditions
    • C. Metal ions
    • D. Low temperature
  2. Antioxidants are added to pharmaceuticals to:
    • A. Enhance solubility
    • B. Prevent microbial growth
    • C. Prevent oxidation
    • D. Increase bioavailability
  3. The presence of which element is most likely to cause oxidative degradation in pharmaceuticals?
    • A. Nitrogen
    • B. Carbon
    • C. Oxygen
    • D. Hydrogen
  4. Reduction reactions in pharmaceuticals can be caused by:
    • A. Exposure to light
    • B. Exposure to heat
    • C. Presence of reducing agents
    • D. High humidity
  5. Which of the following can act as a reducing agent in pharmaceutical formulations?
    • A. Ascorbic acid
    • B. Hydrogen peroxide
    • C. Ozone
    • D. Nitrogen dioxide
  1. Hydrolysis reactions in pharmaceuticals are typically accelerated by:
    • A. Acidic conditions
    • B. Basic conditions
    • C. Both A and B
    • D. Neither A nor B
  2. Which functional group is most susceptible to hydrolysis?
    • A. Ester
    • B. Amine
    • C. Ketone
    • D. Alcohol
  3. Buffer solutions in pharmaceuticals are used to:
    • A. Prevent hydrolysis
    • B. Enhance hydrolysis
    • C. Increase solubility
    • D. Improve taste
  4. Hydrolysis of an ester group in pharmaceuticals produces:
    • A. An alcohol and a carboxylic acid
    • B. An amine and a ketone
    • C. A ketone and an alcohol
    • D. A carboxylic acid and an amine
  5. Which condition does not promote hydrolysis in pharmaceutical products?
    • A. High temperature
    • B. Low humidity
    • C. Acidic environment
    • D. Basic environment
  1. The stability of a pharmaceutical product is generally:
    • A. Independent of pH
    • B. Dependent on pH
    • C. Enhanced by low pH
    • D. Enhanced by high pH
  2. Solubility of a pharmaceutical product in aqueous solutions is influenced by:
    • A. pH
    • B. Temperature
    • C. Ionic strength
    • D. All of the above
  3. Which pharmaceutical degradation is specifically influenced by pH changes?
    • A. Photolysis
    • B. Oxidation
    • C. Hydrolysis
    • D. Adsorption
  4. The degradation of a weakly acidic drug is most rapid at:
    • A. Very low pH
    • B. Very high pH
    • C. Neutral pH
    • D. pH has no effect
  5. Buffer solutions are used in pharmaceutical formulations to:
    • A. Change the pH
    • B. Maintain a constant pH
    • C. Increase degradation rate
    • D. Decrease solubility
  1. Which storage condition minimizes chemical degradation of pharmaceuticals?
    • A. High temperature and high humidity
    • B. Low temperature and low humidity
    • C. High temperature and low humidity
    • D. Low temperature and high humidity
  2. Which of the following can cause photodegradation in pharmaceuticals?
    • A. Exposure to UV light
    • B. Storage in dark containers
    • C. Exposure to infrared light
    • D. Low temperature
  3. Pharmaceutical products are often stored in amber-colored bottles to prevent:
    • A. Thermal degradation
    • B. Photodegradation
    • C. Oxidative degradation
    • D. Hydrolytic degradation
  4. Stability testing of pharmaceuticals typically includes exposure to:
    • A. Light
    • B. Heat
    • C. Humidity
    • D. All of the above
  5. Refrigeration of pharmaceuticals is primarily used to:
    • A. Increase solubility
    • B. Enhance bioavailability
    • C. Slow down degradation
    • D. Improve taste
  1. The primary purpose of adding preservatives to pharmaceutical products is to:
    • A. Enhance stability
    • B. Improve taste
    • C. Prevent microbial growth
    • D. Increase solubility
  2. Which of the following is not a common method to enhance the stability of pharmaceutical products?
    • A. Adding antioxidants
    • B. Using buffer solutions
    • C. Increasing storage temperature
    • D. Using amber-colored containers
  3. Shelf life of a pharmaceutical product refers to:
    • A. The time it takes for the product to be manufactured
    • B. The time period in which the product remains effective
    • C. The duration of the product’s usage
    • D. The time required for the product to degrade completely
  4. Chemical preservatives are added to pharmaceutical products to:
    • A. Enhance the pharmacological effect
    • B. Extend the product’s shelf life
    • C. Improve the color of the product
    • D. Decrease the solubility of the product
  5. Which factor does not affect the chemical stability of pharmaceuticals?
    • A. Storage temperature
    • B. Dosage form
    • C. Relative humidity
    • D. Packaging material

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