| Post Name | Assistant Professor Homoeopathic Pharmacy - Government Homoeopathic Medical Colleges |
|---|---|
| Question Paper Code | 055/2023/OL |
| Category Code | 049/2020 |
| Date of Test | 2 June 2023 |
| Exam Type | Online Examination |
| Total Questions | 100 |
1
First Homoeopathic dispensary with a manual was established by
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Question Cancelled
2
"Preparation and dispensing of Medicines of Homoeopathic Physicians" by Dr. Hahnemann was published in
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B. 1820
3
The book 'A Compend of the Principles of Homoeopathy' was written by
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B. Dr. W. M. Boericke
4
The and edition of BHP was published in
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C. 1876 and 1882 respectively
5
The proposal to set up a Homoeopathic Pharmacopoeia Committee was initiated by the Homoeopathic Advisory Committee in the year of
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D. 1956
6
The Synonyms of Gelsemium sempervirens is
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D. All of the above
7
The common name (in English) of Caulophyllum thalictroides is
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C. Both (1) and (2)
8
A Homonym is
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C. Identical name of two diļ¬erent taxa
9
Nomenclature is governed by certain universal rules. Which one of the following is contrary to the rules of nomenclature ?
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A. Biological names can be written in any language.
10
Anomalies in Nomenclature arises due to a. Medicine described under incomplete name. b. Same medicine described under diļ¬erent names by diļ¬erent authors. c. Same medicine written with diļ¬erent spelling. d. Nomenclature of medicine neither current nor updated. Which statement is correct ?
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D. All of the above
11
Mezerein is
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C. Resin
12
Major Alkaloids of LOBELIA INFLATA is
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A. Lobeline
13
"Sta-Otto Method" is used for extraction of
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B. Glycosides
14
Anthraquinone derivatives are usually soluble in
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C. Both (1) and (2)
15
Plant materials containing saponins are characterized by a. Producing a frothing aqueous solution. b. Haemolytic properties, when injected into blood stream. c. When taken by mouth - Comparatively harmless. d. Detergent properties. Which statement is correct ?
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D. All of the above
16
Parts used for preparation of Cholesterinum
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D. Spinal cord of cattle
17
N III group of Nosodes are made from
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D. None
18
Murex purpurea is prepared from
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C. Dessicated juice
19
Ustilago maydis was proved and introduced by
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B. Burt
20
Medicine Condurango is prepared from
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D. Bark
21
Stramonium is prepared from
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D. None
22
Theridion is prepared from
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B. Entire Spider
23
Scrofularia nodosa belongs to
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A. Vegetable kingdom
24
Bark of the resinous trees should be collected
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B. In the early spring, at about the time of development of leaves and blossoms
25
Regarding storage of Tuberculinum
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A. Preparation below 6x to be stored at a temperature about 5Ā° and allowed not to freeze
26
Roots of the perennials should be collected
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B. In the and year before they develop woody ļ¬bre
27
Parts used for preparation of Digitalis purpurea is
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B. Leaves of the second year's growth
28
Inky juice of Sepia is collected from
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A. Bag like structure found in abdomen
29
The whey obtained in the process of preparation of sugar of milk is to be adjusted by addition of lime to a pH of
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A. 6.2
30
Composition of prepared lard
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A. Olein, stearin, palmitin
31
Cetaceum obtained from
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A. Head of the sperm whale
32
Acrolein test is a purity test for
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B. Glycerine
33
Olive oil is obtained from
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A. Ripe fruits of Olea Europea
34
Who coined the new term for Drug proving as "Homoeopathic Pathogenetic Trial" (HPT) ?
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B. Flavio Dantas
35
Which of the following is not a methodological ļ¬aw in Hahnemannian Drug proving ?
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C. Not inclusion of trivial pre-existing symptoms
36
Which of the following statement is true regarding proving on sick people ?
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C. Sick persons may be hyper/hypo sensitive and so intensity of symptoms may vary
37
Which of the following is not a similarity of HPT and Phase I clinical trial ?
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B. Raw symptoms are taken into consideration in both trials
38
Assertion (A) : The symptoms collected from the case of poisoning has been of immense value. Reason (R) : Those are occupied in Materia Medica as clinical symptom.
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B. Both (A) and (R) are true but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)
39
Which of the following foods are to be avoided during drug proving ? a. Green Vegetables b. Salads c. Herb Soups d. Young Green Peas
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B. a, b, c
40
Which of the following statements are true regarding symptoms to be recorded during Hahnemannian drug proving ? i. Symptoms produced by secondary action of all medicines are recorded, except narcotics ii. In case of narcotic substances, symptoms of secondary action are to be recorded. iii. Alternating actions : Which are produced by some medicines are also to be noted. iv. Any alternations from normal health should be recorded.
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Question Cancelled
41
Selection of animals for proving is based on the following criteria : a. Size b. Availability c. Sensitivity d. Weight
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D. All the above
42
Who invented Decimal Scale ?
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A. Dr. Constantine Hering
43
During trituration (as per H.P.I.) the sugar of milk divided in the ratio (in centesimal scale)
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C. 11:33:55
44
The globules used for ļ¬fty millesimal scale potencies are such that
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B. 100 globules weigh 65 mg
45
Conversion in Decimal scale from 6X to 8X is called as
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A. Jumping Potency
46
Which of the following are modiļ¬ed potentisation techniques ? a. Single Vial method b. Thomas Skinner method c. Fincke's method d. Lehrman's method
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D. All the above
47
Which of the following statement is not true ?
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C. By increase of the surface area and ļ¬ner division, the absorptive qualities colloidal properties and catalytic eļ¬ect will decreased
48
3C = ?X
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A. 6
49
Medicaments au globules is term for
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A. Fifty Millesimal scale
50
A Homoeopathic dose means a. Particular preparation of medicine used b. Form of preparation c. Number of administration of medicine d. Quantity of medicine
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D. All of the above
51
Higher potencies are best adapted to
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A. Sensitive persons of nervous, sanguine or choleric temperament
52
Lethal dose also known as following except
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D. Physiological Dose
53
Physiological dose bears character a. Injurious to patient b. Toxic in nature c. Its action is same of curative action d. Never employed in Homoeopathy
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A. a, b, d
54
Minimum dose should not bear following characteristics a. Beneļ¬cial to patient b. Curative in action c. Toxic in nature d. Action has not been proved
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C. c, d
55
Match the following : Oils Saponiļ¬cation value a. Almond oil I. 200 b. Olive oil II. 188 ā 196 c. Coconut oil III. 120 ā 136 d. Spermaceti IV. 250
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A. a-II, b-I, c-IV, d-III
56
The number of milligrams of KOH required to neutralize 1 gram of the fat or oil
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D. Acid value
57
Chromatography was invented by
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D. Mikhail Semyonovich Tsvet
58
Retention factors are strongly dependent upon a. Nature of absorbent b. Nature of sovlent c. Percentage of moisture d. Nature of alkaloids
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B. a, b
59
Optical rotation of sugar of milk at 20Ā°C
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B. + 55.3
60
Wagner's reagent means
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B. Iodine in Potassium Iodide
61
The following are used in physical evaluation a. Solubility b. Refractive index c. Melting point d. Optical rotation
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D. All of the above
62
Karl Fischer reagent consists of a. solution b. Iodine c. Benzene d. Chlorine solution
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A. a, b
63
Chemical formula of Toluene is
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A. CāHā
CHā
64
In which method living organisms are used for standardization of drugs ?
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D. Biological evaluation
65
Who gave instructions on Posology in his Pharmacopoeia ?
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C. Dr. Jahr
66
Homoeopathic Pharmacopoeia Committee appointed which Sub- Committee to help in compilation of HPI ?
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B. Sub-Committee for drug list
67
The chemical formulae and molecular weights given at the beginning of Monographs in HPI indicate
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B. Chemically pure substance
68
Which unoļ¬cial pharmacopoeia is accepted world wide because of its "intrinsic merit and worth" ?
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C. BHP
69
In which volume of HPI New Method for preparation of mother tinctures was adopted ?
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A. HPI published in 1971
70
A drug is 'Exhausted'
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C. At the end of percolation
71
Which method is used for estimation of moisture content of chemicals ?
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D. Gravimetric method
72
Asterias rubens IC Potency prepared as per old method shall contain
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D. 10 minims of M.T. and 90 minims of alcohols
73
Bryonia alba IX potency prepared as per old method shall contain
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C. 2 minims of M.T. and 8 minims of alcohol
74
Use of which type of drugs can prevent extraction of its active principles ?
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Question Cancelled
75
All particles of which type of powder pass through No. 44 sieve and not more than 40% through No. 85 sieve ?
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B. Moderately ļ¬ne powder
76
Which physical phenomenon of drugs can spoil the process of percolation ?
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A. Swelling of drugs within percolator
77
Which method is used for preparation of Calendula Oļ¬cinalis mother tincture ?
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B. Maceration
78
Preparation of which drug by Dr. Hahnemann is referred to as, "Most peculiar to Homoeopathy" ?
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A. Causticum
79
Which drug prepared by Dr. Hahnemann was insoluble in water and in dilute acids excepting hydroļ¬uoric acid ?
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C. Silicea
80
Which chemical was used by Dr. Hahnemann to prepare Mercurius solubilis ?
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A. Nitric acid
81
Drug strength of which Hahnemannian drug is an exception to drug strengths of old as well as new method of preparaton of drugs ?
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D. Causticum
82
Which drug prepared by Dr. Hahnemann was originally prepared from ashes of plants ?
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A. Carbo-vegetabilis
83
In which form Inspection Book is maintained ?
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D. Form No ā 35
84
Label of Homoeopathic medicine may not display
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Question Cancelled
85
Drugs and Cosmetic Rules, 1945 while deļ¬ning 'Homoeopathic Medicine' does not include those drugs
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A. Which are given by parenteral route
86
Which regulation or legislation regulates preparation of "Addiction forming drugs" ?
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D. Dangerous Drugs Act
87
'Self Medication and Treatment of Homoeopathy' is prohibited under which Act ?
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Question Cancelled
88
Possession of which Homoeopathic drug is regulated under Poison Act ?
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Question Cancelled
89
Manufacture of "New Homoeopathic Medicine" shall be approved by
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D. Licensing Authority
90
Which rule allows the Licensing Authority to delegate power of signing licenses to some other person ?
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B. 67 B
91
500 gm shall constitute an oļ¬cial sample
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C. When total wt. of sample is less than 100 kg and more than 1 cm
92
Sampler is used to take several samples when
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B. Total wt. of drug is in excess of 100 kg and more than 1 cm
93
For wt. of drug less than 100 kg, oļ¬cial sample shall be
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B. 250 g
94
Oļ¬cial sample shall not weigh less than
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C. 125 gm
95
How many cores of oļ¬cial sample are suļ¬cient to be taken in opposite direction when dimension of gross sample is less than 1 cm ?
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A. Two cores
96
Pharmacovigilance Centres are working in India for
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B. Collecting, communicating and disseminating ADR data
97
'Naranjo Algorithm' means
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D. Casuality assessment
98
Adverse Drug Reaction occurs when medicine is given in
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C. Normal dose
99
Absorption of ingested poisons can be prevented by giving
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D. Activated charcoal
100
Which drugs frequently cause allergic reaction ?
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B. Local anaesthetics
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