Hospital Pharmacy Sample Papers
Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy Sample Papers for SBTE, Exit Examination, GPAT, and NAPLEX. Preparing for pharmacy exams like SBTE, Exit Examination, GPAT, and NAPLEX requires thorough practice with sample papers. This blog post provides a curated collection of Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy sample papers to help students understand key concepts, improve problem-solving skills, and boost confidence for their exams. Whether you're aiming for a diploma, national-level entrance, or licensure exam, these practice papers will enhance your preparation and increase your chances of success.
Alok Bains
3/21/20258 min read
Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy Sample Papers
Sample Paper 1. Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy 2nd Year / Pharmacy ER20-25T Time: 3 Hrs. M.M.: 80
SECTION-A
Multiple choice questions. All questions are compulsory (20x1=20)
Q.1 Which of the following drugs requires a cool temperature for storage
a) Oxytocin b) Vaccines c) PRBC d) Ampicillin
Q.2 Glucose memory test is
a) GCT b) HBA1C c) GTT d) SGPT
Q.3 _________ is responsible for yellow colouring in jaundice
a) Urobilinogen b) Carotene c) Bilirubin d) AST
Q.4 VED analysis of inventory control stands for
a) Value, Engineering and desirable b) Value, Essential and Desirable
c) Vital, Essential and Desirable d) Value, Essential and Demand
Q.5 Which is a life-saving drug used in an emergency a) Nimesulide b) Adrenaline c) Ranitidine d) Glimipiride
Q.6 Sodium, Potassium and Magnesium are used in TPN as
a) Energy Source b) Electrolytes c) Trace Elements d) All
Q.7 Radiopharmaceuticals are stored in
a) Refrigerator b) Lead Shielding c) Ambient Temperature d) None of the above
Q.8 The phase of the interaction of tetracycline and aluminium hydroxide a) Absorption b) Distribution c) Metabolism d) Excretion
Q.9 In liver damage, there is an increased level of a) WBCs b) RBC c) Platelets d) SGPT
Q.10 The oral dosage form of laxative Bisacodyl is not given with milk or antacid because
a) Absorption of antacid decreases b) Bisacodyl chalets with milk
c) Lead to irritation due to the release of drug in the stomach d) All of the above
Q.11 NABH stands for ______________
Q.12 Antipyretics are defined as______________
Q.13 AMI stands for__________________
Q.14 Oncologists are _______________
Q.15 Increase in the number of RBCs is known as _________
Q.16 Normal value of serum total bilirubin_________
Q.17 Spirometry is used ______________
Q.18 In which country is Uppsala Monitoring Centre located ____________
Q.19 Abbreviation SOS in prescription means _____________
Q.20 Purpose of milk of magnesia in universal antidote ______________
SECTION-B
Short answer type questions. Attempt any ten questions out of eleven questions. (10x3=30)
Q.21 Describe different services offered by hospitals.
Q.22 Discuss the role of pharmacists in preventing antimicrobial resistance.
Q.23 Enumerate different cold chain equipment.
Q.24 Summarize commonly used drugs in ICU and CCU.
Q.25 Describe the benefits and risks of TPN.
Q.26 Discuss computer applications in pharmaceutical management.
Q.27 Describe a therapeutic drug monitoring system.
Q.28 Explain the management of heavy metal poisoning.
Q.29 Discuss pharmacovigilance and ICH regulation.
Q.30 Describe the reasons for drug interactions.
Q.31 Discuss liver function tests with their significance.
SECTION-C
Long answer type questions. Attempt any six questions out of seven questions. (6x5=30)
Q.32 Explain Good Pharmacy practice in detail.
Q.33 Describe the roles, objectives and functions of PTC
Q.34 Discuss the purchase and inventory system of a hospital
Q.35 Describe the drug distribution system for IPD patients in the hospital.
Q.36 What is radioactive waste management? Describe the classification of radioactive waste.
Q.37 Classify different medication errors.
Q.38 Explain the role of the pharmacist in patient counselling.
Alok Bains
Hospital And Clinical Pharmacy 2nd Year / Pharmacy ER20-25T Time: 3 Hrs. M.M.: 80
Sample Paper 2
SECTION-A: One-word / Multiple choice question. All questions are compulsory (20x1=20)
Q.1 What is the scope of Hospital Pharmacy?
a) Dispensing of medicines to patients b) Preparation of sterile products
c) Procurement and storage of drugs d) All of the above
Q.2 The total number of copies of the purchase order prepared are ____________.
a) 05 b) 06 c) 07 d) 09
Q.3 The main function of a hospital is to provide __________to the sick or injured.
a) Care b) Food c) Education d) Saline
Q.4 Presence of protein in urine is known as _________.
Q.5 Which of the following is a branch of medicine that focuses on the care of the elderly?
a) Paediatrics b) Geriatrics c) Obstetrics d) Cardiology
Q.6 Cold storage temperature is ___________
a) 2 to 8 degrees C b) 10 to 14 degrees C c) 15 to 18 degrees C d) None
Q.7 What is the importance of monitoring TPN therapy?
a) To ensure that the patient is receiving the proper nutrients b) To prevent complications such as infection or metabolic imbalances
c) To monitor for adverse drug reactions. d) All of the above
Q.8 What is the role of a pharmacist in the emergency ward?
a) To prescribe medications for patients b) To administer medications to patients
c) To prepare and dispense medications for patients d) To provide counselling to patients
Q.9 FEFO stands for______
a) First Expire First Out b) First Exist First over c) First Entry First Out d) None
Q.10 Dimercaprol used to treat a) Arthritis b) Poisoning c) Inflammation d) Anaemia
Q.11 Which of the following tests is a glucose memory test?
a) GCT b) HbA1C c) GTT d) SGCT
Q.12 Which of the following is a radio-opaque compound?
a) Barium chloride b) Barium sulphate c) Barium oxide d) Barium phosphate
Q.13 What are some examples of drugs that may be included in a high-risk drug list? a) c) Antibiotics Narcotics b) d) Chemotherapy drugs All of the above
Q.14 What is the advantage of the individual prescription order method of drug distribution?
a) It is the most cost-effective method b) It minimizes the risk of medication errors
c) It promotes medication waste reduction d) It allows for quick and easy access to medications
Q.15 What is a NICU?
a) Neonatal Intensive Care Unit b) Unit Nephrology Intensive Care Unit
c) Neurological Intensive Care d) None of the above
Q.16 How many beds are required for medium-sized hospitals?
Q.17 How many pharmacists are required for a 100-bed hospital?
Q.18 Spirometry is used to test ________.
Q.19 A teratogenic drug causes toxicity of ________.
Q.20 Write the full form of CSSD.
SECTION-B
Short answer type questions. Attempt any ten questions out of Eleven questions. (10x3=30)
Q.21 Explain the role of PTC.
Q.22 Give the classification of hospitals.
Q.23 How do you handle expired drugs?
Q.24 Describe pharmacovigilance and ICH regulation
Q.25 What is bulk compounding?
Q.26 Write a short note on dispensing of charged / non-charged floor stock drugs.
Q.27 Describe inventory control techniques.
Q.28 Write a short note on drug information service.
Q.29 Write down the risks associated with intravenous (IV) therapy.
Q.30 How to check your pulse?
Q.31 Define poisons along with their classification.
SECTION-C
Long answer type question. Attempt any six questions out of seven questions. (6x5=30)
Q.32 What are high-risk drugs or high-alert drugs give 5 examples of high-risk drugs.
Q.33 Draw a layout, location and flowchart of materials and men in a pharmacy.
Q.34 Draw and explain the location and layout of outpatient dispensing OR what is TPN. What is the most common complication associated with parenteral nutrition?
Q.35 Write a detailed note on ADR.
Q.36 Explain briefly about the distribution and storage of narcotic and psychotropic substances. Q.37 Explain medication errors and their types.
Q.38 Explain how drug interaction occurs both outside and inside the human body.
Alok Bains
Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy ER20-25T Time: 3 Hrs. M.M: 80 2nd Year / Pharmacy
Sample Paper 3
SECTION-A: Multiple choice questions. All questions are compulsory (20x1=20)
Q.1 Which of the following drugs requires cold temperature for storage
a) Oxytocin b) Ampicillin c) Streptomycin d) Cloxacillin
Q.2 Increased total bilirubin, especially direct bilirubin indicates
a) Influenza b) AMI c) Pancreatitis d) COPD
Q.3 An increase in total leukocytes over the normal is called
a) Leukemia b) Leucopenia c) Leukocytosis d) Pancytopenia
Q.4 EOQ stands for
a) Electronic Obtained Quantity b) Electronic Ordered Quantity
c) Economic Order Quality d) Economic Order Quantity
Q.5 Drugs used in the critical setting of a hospital as an emergency
a) Ranitidine b) Adrenaline c) Verapamil d) Glimepiride
Q.6 Which of the following is not a component of TPN
a) Amino Acids b) Fats c) Fibers d) None
Q.7 Gold-198 is used in the treatment of
a) Pernicious Anaemia b) Rheumatoid Arthritis
c) Thyroid functioning d) Detection of Tumor
Q.8 Absorption of drug from GIT is more in case of
a) Ionic Drug b) Non-Ionic Drug c) Ionic and Non-Ionic Drug d) None of the above
Q.9 Naloxone is used as an antidote in the poisoning of
a) Barbiturates b) Cocaine c) Morphine d) Alcohol
Q.10 Medicine to be taken on an empty stomach
a) Ampicillin b) Nimesulide c) Naproxen d) Albendazole (2)
Q.11 NQAS stands for_____________
Q.28 Describe the role of a clinical pharmacist.
Q.12 Antineoplastic agents defined as___________
Q.13 NICU stands for________________
Q.14 Nephrologists are ______________
Q.15 Type of WBC differential increases in allergic disorders____________
Q.16 Sphygmomanometer is used___________
Q.17 Abbreviation HS is prescription means_______
Q.18 Normal range of Thrombocytes__________
Q.19 Purpose of powdered charcoal in universal antidote___________
Q.20 National Pharmacovigilance centre located at __________
SECTION-B
Short answer type questions. Attempt any ten questions out of eleven questions. (10x3=30)
Q.21 Define the role of the Hospital Pharmacist.
Q.22 Describe the Hospital Formulary and Formulary System in brief.
Q.23 Explain the ideal storage conditions of medicines.
Q.24 Discuss automated drug dispensing systems.
Q.25 Differentiate compounding and manufacturing a medicine.
Q.26 How are radiopharmaceuticals dispensed?
Q.27 Enumerate software used in hospitals.
Q.29 Explain the management of organophosphorus compound poisoning.
Q.30 Discuss about LASA medicines.
Q.31 Discuss various drug-food interactions.
SECTION-C
Long answer type questions. Attempt any six questions out of seven questions. (6x5=30)
Q.32 Explain NABH accreditation and its benefits.
Q.33 Describe the objectives and functions of the Infection Control Committee.
Q.34 Discuss purchase procedures and issues of medicines in pharmacy operations.
Q.35 Describe the drug distribution system for IPD patients in the hospital.
Q.36 Explain the principles and procedures to provide pharmaceutical care.
Q.37 Explain current methods of pharmacovigilance.
Q.38 Discuss pharmacodynamic drug interactions.
Alok Bains
Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy ER20-25T. Time: 3 Hrs. M.M.: 80 2nd Year / Pharmacy
Sample Paper 4
SECTION-A Note: Multiple choice questions. All questions are compulsory (20x1=20)
Q.1 Which of the following drugs requires cold temperature for storage
a) Oxytocin b) Ampicillin c) Streptomycin d) Cloxacillin
Q.2 Increased total bilirubin, especially direct bilirubin indicates
a) Influenza b) AMI c) Pancreatitis d) COPD
Q.3 An increase in total leukocytes over the normal is called
a) Leukemia b) Leucopenia c) Leukocytosis d) Pancytopenia
Q.4 EOQ stands for
a) Electronic obtained Quantity b) Electronic Ordered Quantity
c) Economic Order Quality d) Economic Order Quantity
Q.5 Drugs used in the critical setting of a hospital as an emergency
a) Ranitidine b) Adrenaline c) Verapamil d) Glimipiride
Q.6 Which of the following is not a component of TPN
a) Amino Acids b) Fats c) Fibers d) None
Q.7 Gold-198 is used in the treatment of
a) Pernicious anaemia b) Rheumatoid Arthritis c) Thyroid functioning d) Detection of Tumor
Q.8 Absorption of drug from GIT is more in case of
a) Ionic Drug b) Non-Ionic Drug c) Ionic and Non-Ionic Drug d) None of the above
Q.9 Naloxone is used as an antidote in the poisoning of
a) Barbiturates b) Cocaine c) Morphine d) Alcohol
Q.10 Medicine to be taken on an empty stomach
a) Ampicillin b) Nimesulide c) Naproxen d) Albendazole
Q.11 NQAS stands for__________
Q.12 Antineoplastic agents defined as _________
Q.13 NICU stands for____________
Q.14 Nephrologists are ___________
Q.15 Type of WBC differential increases in allergic disorders________
Q.16 Sphygmomanometer is used________
Q.17 Abbreviation HS is prescription means__________
Q.18 Normal range of Thrombocytes___________
Q.19 Purpose of powdered charcoal in universal antidote ________
Q.20 National Pharmacovigilance centre located at __________
SECTION-B
Short answer type questions. Attempt any ten questions out of eleven questions. (10x3=30)
Q.21 Define the role of the Hospital Pharmacist.
Q.22 Describe the Hospital Formulary and Formulary System in brief.
Q.23 Explain the ideal storage conditions of medicines.
Q.24 Discuss automated drug dispensing systems.
Q.25 Differentiate compounding and manufacturing a medicine.
Q.26 How are radiopharmaceuticals dispensed?
Q.27 Enumerate software used in hospitals.
Q.28 Describe the role of a clinical pharmacist.
Q.29 Explain the management of organophosphorus compound poisoning.
Q.30 Discuss about LASA medicines.
Q.31 Discuss various drug-food interactions.
SECTION-C
Long answer type questions. Attempt any six questions out of seven questions. (6x5=30)
Q.32 Explain NABH accreditation standards and its benefits.
Q.33 Describe the objectives and functions of the Infection Control Committee.
Q.34 Discuss purchase procedures and issues of medicines in pharmacy operations.
Q.35 Describe the drug distribution system for IPD patients in the hospital.
Q.36 Explain the principles and procedures to provide pharmaceutical care.
Q.37 Explain current methods of Pharmacovigilance.
Q.38 Discuss pharmacodynamic drug interactions.
Alok Bains