List of top Questions asked in GPAT

Which of the following drugs are often found in both prescription and over-the-counter nasal decongestands
Which of the following methods is used to determine whether a process functions properly for its intended use
Match the alkaloids with their synthesis precursors
(1)Pilocarpine(P)Necleotide
(2)Connine(Q)Tryptophan
(3)Caffine(R)Histadine
(4)Yohimbine(S)Acetate derived
Which of the following groups can form ionic interactions and also act as a hydrogen bond acceptor
Colloidal depression have which type of rheology
The correct order for the basic features of a mass spectrometer is
Toluene is converted of which compound in presence of CrO3 with acetic anhydride
Bioavailability differences among drug's oral formulations are most likely to occur if it
The location of the blood-brain barrier is considered to be
Increased number of number mitosis may be present in the following tissue EXCEPT
Which of the following drug has not undergone a clinical trial for its use to decrease intracranial pressure
Which percentage of dextrose is isotonic with the blood plasma
A gram-negative diplococcus associated with urinary tract infection, pelvic inflammatory disease and conjunctivitis, meningitis is
The most effective agent for treating psychosis would be
Acridine and xanthene rings are related to each other in that...........
Chairman of DTAB is:
What strategy of drug design is frequently used on complex lead compounds derived from natural products
Match product, source and plant part form which they areobtained
(1)Bacosides(P)Aciacia catechu(i)Herb
(2)Cutch(Q)Rubiatictorium(ii)Leaf
(3)Henna(R)Bacopamonnieri(iii)Root
(4)Alizarm(S)Lawsoniainternis(iv)Stem
Plasmodesmata is:
Bio availability of drug refers to
(P) The ratio of drug excreted unchanged in urine to that excreted as metabolites
(Q) Fraction of the drug reaching the target to produce the action
(R) The length of time an administered drug is available for action
(S) Percentages of administered dose that reaches systemic circulation in the unchanged form
If a drug is known to be distributed into total body water, how many milligrams are needed to obtain an initial plasma level of 5mg/L in a patient weighting 70 kg
Method of inspections used to determine the absorption rate constants. It assumes that
(P) Ka is at least five time grater activities
(Q) Absorption in complete (i.e. > 95% complete) at the time of peak concentration
(R) Both Absorption and elimination are first order processes
What does 'pharmacokinetical compartment' mean
Which one of the following technique is used to determine glass transition temperature
Which of the following statements is correct for gram positive becteria