MCQ’s
on Semisolid Dosage Form
1.
Ideal properties of ointment base is ……
a.
It should be chemically and physically stable.
b.
It should be smooth and free from grittiness.
c.
The base should be non-irritant and should have no therapeutic action.
d.
All the Above
2.
Ointments
that pass through the skin and produce systemic effects is called as ….
a. Epidermic ointment
b. Endodermic ointment
c. Diadermic ointment
d. None of the above
3.
-------------- are applied locally to irritate the skin, to reduce or relieve another irritation.
a. Counter irritant
b. Parasiticide
c. Astrigent
d. Antiseptic
4.
Emollient are used to --------- the
skin
a. Protect
b. Soften
c. Harden
d. All the above
5.
------------ consist of fats and oils.
a. Oleaginous bases
b. Absorption bases
c. Water-miscible bases
d. Water soluble bases
6.
--------------- ointments used to produce their action on the surface of the
skin and produce
local effect.
a. Epidermic ointment
b. Endodermic ointment
c. Diadermic ointment
d. None of the above
7. ------------- are generally anhydrous substances which have the property to absorb
considerable quantity of water.
a. Oleaginous bases
b. Absorption bases
c. Water-miscible bases
d. Water soluble bases
8.
Creams are basically emulsion (True/ False)
a. True
b. False
9.
Advantages of Absorption Bases is ------
a. They are less
occlusive
b. They are easier to spread
c. They can absorb a large quantity of water
d. All of the above
10.
Polyethylene glycol (PEG) is …………. Base.
a. Oleaginous bases
b. Absorption bases
c. Water-miscible bases
d. Water soluble bases
11.
-------------- are used to prepare o/w creams.
a. Oleaginous bases
b. Absorption bases
c. Water-miscible bases
d. Water soluble bases
12.
Polyethylene glycol (PEG) is also called as ‘Macrogols’ (True / False)
a. True
B. False
13.
Ointment are prepared by --------- method.
a. Fusion
b. Triturtion
c. Both A and B
d. None of above
14.
-------- method involve application of heat.
a. Fusion
b. Triturtion
c. Chemical
d. None of above
15.
--------consist of large amount (50%) of
finely powdered solids.
a. Cream
b. Paste
c. Ointment
d. Gel
16.
--------- are transparent or translucent, non-greasy semisolid preparation
generally applied
externally
a. Cream
b. Paste
c. Jellies
d. Ointment
17.
Following is the type of jellies.
a. Medicated jelly
b. Lubricant jelly
c. Miscellaneous jelly
d. All the above
18.
Poultice is --------- dosage form.
a. Solid
b. Liquid
c. Semisolid
d. Powder
19.
-------- are paste-like preparations applied externally in the form of hot
dressing to reduce
inflammation.
a. Polutice
b. Ointment
c. Paste
d. Cream
20.
------- are aqueous colloidal system of
hydrated forms of insoluble medicaments.
a. Cream
b. Ointment
c. Paste
d. Gel
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