Sample Exams in Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence and Ethics with Answers
by: Archimedes O. Bayquen, RPh, MPH
MORSE TYPE. The following questions have one or more correct answers. Use the
notations given below:
A Only
answers 1, 2 and 3 are correct
B Only
answers 1 and 2 are correct
C Only
answers 3 and 4 are correct
D All
answers are correct
E All
answers are incorrect
1.
A characteristics of Erroneous Prescription: E
(1) When
only the generic name is written but it is not legible.
(2) When
the generic name does not correspond to the brand name.
(3) When
both the generic name and the brand name are not legible.
(4) When the drug
product prescribed is not registered with FDA.
2.
Any consumer product offered for importation into
the customs of the Philippine territory shall be refused admission if such
product: D
(1) Fails
to comply with an applicable consumer product quality and safety standard or
rule.
(2) It has
been determined to be injurious, unsafe and dangerous.
(3) It is
substandard.
(4) Has
material defect.
3.
A home solicitation sale shall not represent that: A
(1) The buyer
has been specially selected.
(2) A
survey, test or research is being conducted.
(3) The
seller is making a special offer to a few persons only for a limited period of
time.
(4) The
buyer must buy the product.
4.
Any seller or manufacturer who gives an express
warranty shall: B
(1) Set
forth the terms of warranty in clear and readily understandable language and
clearly identify himself as the warrantor.
(2)
Identify the party to whom the warranty is extended.
(3) State
the products or parts prices.
4) Does
not state what the consumer must do to avail of the rights which accrue to the
warranty.
5.
All consumer products domestically sold whether manufactured
locally or imported shall indicate the following in their respective labels of
packaging: C
(1) Its
correct manufacturing date
(2) Its
expiration date
(3) Its
duly registered business name
(4) Its general
make or active ingredients
6.
Hazardous substances shall be deemed mislabeled
when: D
(1) Such
substance fails to bear a label the signal word "danger" on
substances which are extremely flammable, corrosive or highly toxic.
(2) Such
substance fails to bear a label the signal word "warning" or "caution"
with a bright red or orange color with a black symbol on all other hazardous
substances.
(3) Such
substance fails to bear a label the word" poison" for any hazardous
substance which is defined as highly toxic.
(4) A clear
statement as to the possible injury it may cause if used improperly.
7.
All cigarettes for sale or distribution within the
country shall be contained in a package which shall bear the following
statement or its equivalent in Filipino: D
(1)
"Warning" Cigarette Smoking is Dangerous to Your Health"
(2)
"Warning" Cigarette Smoking is Hazardous to Your Health"
(3)
"Warning" Cigarette Smoking is precarious to Your Health"
(4)
"Warning" Cigarette Smoking is Unsafe to Your Health"
8.
The manufacturer, builder, producer or importer
shall not be held liable when it evidences: A
(1) That
it did not place the product on the market.
(2) That
although it did place the product on the market such product has no defect.
(3) That
the consumer or a third party is solely at fault.
(4) That
the time it was put into circulation.
9.
The supplier of the services shall not be held
liable when it is proven: B
(1) That
there is no defect in the service rendered.
(2) That
the consumer or third party is solely at fault.
(3) That
there is a proportionate price reduction.
(4) That
the product is supplied, without clear identification of the manufacturer,
producer, builder or importer.
10.
The following shall be the minimum requirements
for accreditation or repair and service firms: D
(1) The
duly registered business name, firm name or style of the firm.
(2) Date
of issue and effectivity of the certificate of accreditation.
(3) Number
and skills of technical personnel.
(4)
Required license for the repair or servicing of any consumer product as
required by special laws.
11.
The periodic statement transmitted by the creditor
in connection with any extension of consumer credit other than under an
open-end consumer credit plan, shall set forth the following information: A
(1) The
simple annual rate.
(2) The
effective interest rate.
(3) The method of determining the balance upon which the finance charge
may be imposed.
(4) The finance charge expressed in terms or pesos and centavos
12.
The National Consumer Affairs Council shall be
composed of representatives from the following government agencies and
non-government agencies: E
(1)
Department of Justice
(2)
Commission on Higher Education
(3)
Department of Public Works and Hi-ways
(4)
Department of Energy
13.
Any order, not interlocutory of the Consumer
arbitration officer, becomes final and executor unless appealed to the
Department Secretary concerned within fifteen (15) days from receipt of such
order. An appeal may be entertained only on any of the following grounds: D
(1) Grave
abuse of discretion.
(2) The
order is in excess of the jurisdiction or authority of the consumer arbitration
officer.
(3) The
order is not supported by the evidence in the findings of facts.
(4) If there is
serious error in the findings of facts.
14. What are the penalties for Illegal Price Manipulation? C
(1)
Imprisonment of not less than one (1) year nor more than ten (10) years, or
(2) Fine
of P5, 000.00 to P1, 000,000.00
(3)
Imprisonment of not less than five (5) years or more than fifteen (15) years
(4) Fine of P5,
000.00 to P2, 000,000.00
15. To ensure equitable supply distribution during emergencies, the
implementing agencies may: A
(1) Activate rolling stores
(2) Stock up government warehouses and storage
facilities of basic and prime commodities in sufficient quantities / volume
(3) Mobilize available government transport
facilities and other utility vehicles in coordination with DOTC.
(4) Coordinate and rationalize the programs to
stabilize prices and supply of member agencies in the respective provinces,
municipalities and cities.
16. Which of the following are criteria for the selection of business establishments/areas? B
(1) Completeness of stocks
(2) Geographical accessibility of outlets
(3) Identify and investigate causes of market and
price irregularities
(4) Determine price trends
17. Which of the following are consumer rights? D
(1) Right
to basic needs
(2) Right
to safety
(3) Right
to information
(4) Right to
choose
18. During instances of panic buying, the implementing agency shall, upon
approval of the President, institute temporary measures to ensure the orderly
and equitable distribution to consumers of basic necessities or prime
commodities in the affected area. For this purpose, the following measures may
be adopted: B
(1) Establishment of accredited retail outlets.
(2) Rationing or limiting the quantity of
individual household purchases.
(3) Promote productivity in basic necessities and
prime commodities
(4) Improve efficient transport and distribution
system
19. According to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources, Basic Necessities
are: C
(1) Nipa Shingles
(2) Sawali
(3) Fire
(4) Charcoal
20.
A
prescription is said to be violative if: A
(1) Where generic name is not written.
(2) Where
the generic name is not legible and a brand name which
is legible is written.
(3) When the
brand name is indicated and instructions added which tend to
obstruct, hinder or prevent proper generic dispensing.
(4) Violative
prescriptions shall not be filed.
21. Unless otherwise declared by the President, prices of basic necessities
in an area shall automatically be frozen at their prevailing prices or placed
under automatic price control whenever: A
(1) That area is proclaimed or declared a disaster
area or under a state of calamity.
(2) That area is declared under an emergency.
(3) That area is placed under martial law.
(4) A state of tranquility is declared in that
area.
22. There shall be prima facie evidence of profiteering whenever a basic
necessity or prime commodity being sold, except B
(1) Has a price tag
(2) Whenever a person raises the price of any
basic necessity or prime commodity he sells or offers for sale to the general
public by more than twenty percent (20%) of its price in the immediately
preceding month
(3) Is misrepresented as to its weight or
measurement
(4) It is adulterated or diluted
23. The Price Coordinating Council, hereinafter referred to as the Council,
to be composed of the following members: D
(1) The Secretary of Health
(2) The Secretary of Agriculture
(3) The Secretary of Transportation and
Communications
(4) The Secretary of Justice
24. A prescription is said to be impossible if: E
(1) The brand name precedes the generic name.
(2) The generic name is the one in parenthesis.
(3) The brand name is not in parentheses.
(4) The generic name is not written.
25. What is GMAP? B
(1) Also known as Advisory Council Price Regulation
(2) Government Mediated Access Prices
(3) A government
intervention to the pharmaceutical industry to set a maximum amount of
drug prices in retailing, so that no other prices shall top the allowed margin
of price
(4) Consumer Act of the Philippines
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