List of practice Questions

Wurster’s process is also better known as _____.
A super disintegrant in tablet formulation is _____.
The area under the serum concentration time curve represents the ______.
Fumaric acid is used in gelatin capsule shell is used as _____.
The best explanation for the absorption of salicylic acid from intestine, despite being ionized is:
What is the ideal particle size for topical powders?
Study of adverse effects of drugs and toxic substances in the body is ______.
Which of the following tablet problems cannot be eliminated by pre-compression?
LAL test is used as an in-process control in parenteral preparation to examine presence of ______.
The disintegration time for sugar coated tablet is _____ minutes.
Which of the following is not used for the enteric coating of the tablets?
If the plasma half-life of a drug is 1.386 h and the volume of distribution is 10 L, the total body clearance of the drug without any unit conversion will be _____.
Vanishing cream is an example of _____.
Bulking agent used for parenteral preparation is _____.
Which suppository base is water-soluble?
In a suspension, the purpose of a flocculating agent is to _______.
The solubility of the drug will be high when it is in its _____ form.
Which sterilization method is suitable for heat-labile parenteral solutions?
The distance between two tangents on opposite sides of the particle parallel to some fixed direction is called as _____ diameter.
The density that is determined by displacement of helium is known as _____ density.
If pKa of a weak electrolyte is 4.2, how much percentage of it will be ionized at pH of 5.2?
What is water number?
What is a molecular phenomenon where by adding a second solute results in an increase in aqueous solubility of poorly soluble solute?
A first-order reaction has a half-life of 24 hours. What is its rate constant (k)?
The angle of repose is primarily used to determine ____.