Pharmacist Evaluating Examination sample question of Canada Biomedical sciences part 8
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Pharmacist Evaluating Examination sample question of Canada Biomedical sciences part 8
The Pharmacy Examing board of Canada (PEBC)
(answers given in a bold letters)
Q56 Accompanying conditions that require referral when patients present with ear problems include:
1 ❏ history of perforated ear drum
2 ❏ discharge
3 ❏ pain
Q57 When patients present with complaints related to indigestion the pharmacist should enquire whether:
1 ❏ symptoms are related to food intake patterns
2 ❏ accompanying symptoms include vomiting or constipation
3 ❏ the patient is wheezing
Q58 Kaolin and Morphine Mixture:
1 ❏ is not recommended for acute diarrhoea
2 ❏ contains a low concentration of morphine
3 ❏ contains kaolin, which may reduce bioavailability of morphine
Q59 Meggezones pastilles:
1 ❏ contain pseudoephedrine
2 ❏ provide a soothing effect through the promotion of saliva
production
3 ❏ should not be recommended to diabetic patients
Q60 In migraine:
1 ❏ a soluble oral drug formulation is preferred to a solid oral
dosage form
2 ❏ an analgesic should be taken at the first sign of an attack
3 ❏ Syndol may be recommended