GATE PY - 1994 Question Paper
PART - A
SECTION - I
1.
1.1 Natural Camphor is:
(a) an optically inactive aldehyde obtained from Cinnamomum camphora
(b) a white dextrorotatory ketone obtained from the wood of Cinnamomum
camphora
(c) a white optically inactive ketone obtained form the bark of Cinnamomum camphora
(d) a white volatile aldehyde obtained from the bark of Cinnamomum camphora
1.2 Ingredients used for capsulation in soft capsule should flow by gravity at a temperature not exceeding
(a) 35�C (b) 30�C (c) 25�C (d) 20�C
1.3 The region of the electromagnetic spectrum below 200 nm is known as
(a) vacuum ultra violet region (b) far UV region
(c) low UV region (d) microwave region
1.4 O/W micro emulsion containing hydrophilic surfactant produces
(a) translucent emulsion (b) transparent emulsion
(c) milky white emulsion (d) intense white emulsion
1.5 Which of the following steroids shows predominant mineralo corticoid action?
(a) Hydrocortisone (b) Spironolactone
(c) Dexamethasone (d) Fludrocortisone
1.6 The factors affecting diffusion current in polarography can be denoted by
(a) Nernst equation (b) Ilkovic equation
(c) Lamberts law (d) Mark-Houwink equation
1.7 Rotosort is an equipment used
(a) to separate unfilled capsules
(b) to fix the cap and body of the capsules after filling
(c) to separate the improper tablets
(d) to adjust the required compression for the tablets
1.8 As per G.M.P. permitted limit of slid contents in water for injection is:
(a) 100 ppM (b) 1.0 ppM (c) 0.1 ppM (d) 10.0 ppM
1.9 Nujol is
(a) Hexachlorobutadiene (b) Mineral oil
(c) Perfluorokerosene (d) Flurolube
1.10 Which of the following is a microsomal enzyme inducer?
(a) Indomethacin (b) Clofibrate (c) Tolbutamide (d) Glutethamide
1.11 Fiducial limit is a term used in
(a) microbiological assay (b) biologically assay
(c) chemical assay (d) instrumental methods of assay
1.12 Phenothiazines are metabolized
(a) in the hepatic microsomal system by hydroxylation followed by conjugation
with glucoronic acid
(b) in the liver by oxidation
(c) in the hepatic microsomal system by reduction
(d) in the hepatic microsomal system by oxidation followed by conjugation withy glycine.
1.13 Benzodiazipines potentiate
(a) the binding of protein to nervous tissue
(b) the binding of GABA to liver
(c) the binding of GABA to receptors
(d) the binding or GABA to carbohydrates
1.14 Benzalkonium chloride is a germicidal surfactant which is rendered inactive in the presence of
(a) organic acid (b) cationic surfactants
(c) soaps (d) inorganic salts
1.15 Enkephalins are
(a) exogenous compounds useful in Analgesia
(b) endogenous ligands which are pentapeptides that are localized in some nerve endings.
(c) endogenous ligands which are tripeptides that are present in nervous tissue
(d) endogenous ligands which are tetrapeptides that are present in
cardiovascular tissue.
1.16 Benorylate is a Prodrug, chemically it is polymeric condensation product of
(a) aluminium oxide and asprin
(b) an acetyl salicylic ester of phenol
(c) an acetyl salicylic ester of paracetamol
(d) an acetyl salicylic ester of � -naphthol
1.17 Listed below are some of the common vehicles, which one is most appropriate for the intravenous admixture of ampicillin 500 mg/50 ml?
(a) 5% Dextrose injection
(b) 5% Dextrose and 0.9% Sodium Chloride solution
(c) 2.5% Dextrose and 0.45% Sodium Chloride injection
(d) 0.9% Sodium Chloride injection
1.18 Acetonides are prepared to improve the bioavailability of certain drugs. Which of the following is available as acetonide?
(a) Clonidine (b) Prednisolone (c) Pyrimethamine (d) Tramicinolone
1.19. Which one of the following indicators is used in Complexometric Titration?
(a) Crystal Violet (b) Murexide (c) Eosin
(d) Methyl Orange
1.20. Betamethasone is:
(a) 9 a Fluro 11 � , 17 a , 21 trihydroxy 16 � methyl pregna-1, 4 diene 3, 20 dione
(b) 9 a Fluro 12 � , 13 a , 21 trihydroxy 17 � methyl pregna-1, 4 diene 3, 20 dione
(c) 9 a Fluro 11 � , 17 a , 21 trihydroxy 16 � methyl estra-1, 4 diene 3, 20 dione
(d) 9 a Fluro 11 � , 17 a , dihydroxy 16 � methyl pregna-1, 4 diene 3, 20 dione
SECTION - II
2. (a) The anti-inflammatory agent sulindac has the closest structural similarity to > > >> 1
(b) A long polypeptide which possesses potent analgesic activity and found in the Pituitary and hypothalamus is 2 >> > >
(c) Aminophylline I.P. contains Theophylline and 3 >> > >
(d) Radiopharmaceuticals are filled up in suitable containers in a protected
> > > > laminar flow cabinet 4
(e) Efficiency of a filter used for sterilization is determined by its 5 > > > >
(f) The finger print region in IR spectrum ranges from 6 > > > > cm . - 1
(g) 7 > > >> is the ideal micro-encapsulation process for thermostable
ingredients
(h) Spinning of a nucleus perpendicular to the applied field is known as
> > >> 8
(i) The t est organism for the microbiological assay of chloramphenicol IP is
> > >> 9
(j) Spiranolactone is a competitive antagonist of 10 >> > >
(k) Colchicine is an alkaloid obtained from 11 >> >>
(l) A typical auxin of plant, which is found in growing tissue is 12 >> > >
(m) The largest peak in the mass spectrum is known as 13 >> > >
(n) Procainamide when given intravenously can cause a drop in blood pressure probably from 14 >> >>
(o) The most important property of Digitalis glycosides is their positive
> > >> 15
(p) In non-aqueous titration of amine halides, the halide ion is removed by the addition of 16 > > >>
(q) Milk of Magnesia is a preparation containing between 7 and 8.5% of
> > >> 17
(r) Light-liquid paraffin IP and Liquid paraffin IP is differentiated by their
> > >> 18
(s) Papain is a 19 > > >> enzyme.
(t) The systematic name of 20 >> >> is L-threo-2,3,4,5,6-penta hydroxyl 2
hexenoic acid-4 lactone.
3. State whether the following are TRUE or FALSE. If the statem ents are
FALSE, correct them . Give reasons and justify the statem ents in one or
two sentences only.
(a) Quinidine is often given intra-muscularly
(b) Micropore cellulose membrane filters are disposed after use by burning.
(c) The glass electrode used in potentiometry should not be used in aqueous
media.
(d) Lidocaine can be given by continous intravenous infusion.
(e) Acetazolamide is a sulfonamide type drug used as anti-bacterial.
(f) Liquids containing water above 5% and low molecular weight water soluble organic compounds are not encapsulated in soft gelatin capsules.
(g) Neutral molecules produced in the fragmentation cannot be detected in the mass spectrometer.
(h) Stable and metastable polymorphs are only included in the preparation of chloramphenicol suspension.
(i) Dimethly sulphoxide is used as permeation inhibitor in transdermal
preparations.
(j) The main oxidation product of � carotene is 2 molecular portion of geronic acid hence it shows the presence of a ionone ring structure.
(k) Thymol and menthol gives a violet colour reaction with neutral ferric chloride solution.
(l) Dry mixtures are the common pediatric dosage froms, because of their
extended half life.
(m) The reversible oxidation and reduction system of Ascorbic acid accounts for its biologic function.
(n) Digitalis leaves, after collection should be dried as rapidly as possible at a temperature of about 60�C.
(o) The process of gel filtration involves separation of materials on the basis of particle size.
4. Match the following:
4.1 The biological indicators mentioned below are used for specific type of
sterilization listed (a) to (e). Match them.
(1) Bacillus subtilis (a) Ionising radiaton
(2) Bacillus stearothermophilus (b) Dry heat st erilization
(3) Bacillus pumulis (c) Filtration
(4) Pseudomonas diminuta (d) Moist heat sterilization
(e) Gaseous sterlizaton
4.2 Following are some of the starting materials for the synthesis of compounds listed from (a) to (e). Match them correctly.
(1) - Picoline (a) Diethyl Carbamazine
(2) 4-Nitro 2-Amino Toluene (b) Isoniazid
(3) Piperazine and Diethyl Carbamoyl Chloride (c) Chlorpromazine
(4) 2-Chloro Phenothiazine (d) Diltiazem
(e) P.A.S.
4.3 Microscopical characters (a) to (e) are associated with the plant drugs listed below. Match them.
(1) Elettaria cardamomum (a) Rhytidomes
(2) Quillaia saponaria (b) Clothing and glandular trichomes
(3) Digitalis purpurea (c) Thin membraneous arillus
(4) Atropa belladonna (d) Stomata of the anisocytic type
(e) Concave midrib
4.4 The equipment listed (a) to (e) are used for the identification of the properties of aerosol mentioned below. Match them.
(1) Particle size determination (a) Pycnometer
(2) Identification of propellants (b) Rotational viscometer
(3) Stability of foam (c) Tag open cup apparatus
(4) Flash point (d) Infrared spectroscopy
(e) Cascade impactor
4.5 Match the terms mentioned from (a) to (e) with the corresponding spectroscopic methods.
(1) IR (a) Antibonding orbital
(2) Mass Spectra (b) Stretching and bending
(3) NMR (c) Metastable ion
(4) UV (d) Chemical shift
(e) Depolarisation
4.6 Pharmacological activity of certain well known plant drugs are listed (a) to (e). Match them.
(1) Papaverine (a) Weak analeptic
(2) Camphor (b) Vasodilator
(3) Veratrum alkaloids (c) Antineoplastic
(4) Vincristine (d) Central vasoconstrictor
(e) Anxiolytic
4.7 Given below are some of the common reactions. Their definitions are listed (a) to (e). Match them.
(1) Saponification (a) Reaction of acids and bases to from salt and water
(2) Esterification (b) Reaction of an oil with an alkali to form soap and glycerol
(3) Neutralisation (c) Reaction in which hydrogen atoms are added to double bonds
(4) Hydrolysis (d) Reaction in which hydroxyl group is replaced by alkoxy group
(e) Reaction of salt or ester with water to form acids and bases or alcohol.
4.8 Listed below are some of important drugs. Classify them as per the relevant Schedules of Drugs and Cosmetics Act.
(1) Chlorpropamide (a) Schedule G
(2) Detamethasone benzoate (b) Schedule M
(3) Amaranth (c) Schedule H
(4) Dexamphetamine (d) Schedule Q
(e) Schedule X
4.9 Match the coatings given below with their corresponding techniques listed (a) to (e).
(1) Compression coating (a) Air in the coating pan is replaced with
nitrogen
(2) Dip Coating (b) Application of coating to conductive
substrates
(3) Electrostatic Coating (c) Acid insoluble coating
(4) Vacuum Film coating (d) A tablet within a tablet
(e) Repeated coating and drying
4.10 The most appropriate pharmacological actions of the following drugs are listed in (a) to (e). Match them.
(1) Verapamil (a) Calcium channel blocker
(2) Propranolol (b) Coronary vasodilator
(3) Dipyridamole (c) � -Adrenergic blocker
(4) Hydralazine (d) Arteriolar vasodilator
(e) Arterial and venous vasodilator
5. Following ring structures are present in well known drugs � their pharmacological category is indicated. Complete the structure by introducing the relevant groups and their common name?
An antihistaminic N
Analgesic specific in tri-germinal neuralgia N
Antihypertensive
Antidepressant
Anti-inflammatory, Analgesic
6. Give the names of five important factors which protect the chemical stability of medicaments in parenterals.
7. Give reasons for the following:
(i) Temperature programming gives the best result in gas chromatography.
(ii) The detectors used in U.V. and visible region cannot be used in longer wave length.
(iii) In polarographic analysis expelling dissolved oxygen by passing of inert gas is done before the actual measurement.
(iv) Phenol and anisole fluorescence at pH 7, but at pH 12 Phenol does not show fluorescence.
(v) Buffered solution is always used in E.D.T.A. titrations.
8. Draw inferences for the following:
(i) Microscopic examination of powdered digitalis leaves showed small leaf parts with densely covered large wooly hairs.
(ii) Two different samples of squill . One gives reddish purple colour with iodine - 1 and another pale yellow colour.
(iii) A transverse section of Belladonna root sample showed number of concentric cambia, Parenchyma showed acicular calcium oxalate crystals.
(iv) To an alkaloidal salt solution in water bromine water and dilute ammonia solution are added � a bright green colour is produced.
(v) An alkaloid when treated with p-dimethyl amino benzaldehyde reagent in presence of H SO and traces of Ferric chloride gives blue violet colour.
9. Give the mechanism of action of the following drugs. Answer each in not more than two sentences.
(1) Nifedipine (2) Hexamethonium
(3) Interferons (4) Pyrantel pamoate (5) Erythromycin
PART � B
10. Draw the heterocyclic system present in the drugs listed below and name them:
(a) Nitrofurantoin (b) Cloxacillin
(c) Primidone (d) Mebendazole
(e) Methotrexate
11. Give reasons for the following:
(a) Using opaquent-extenders in film-coating of tablets.
(b) Elevation of storage temperature in Accelerated stability studies.
(c) Grossing in syrup coating
(d) Application of Stoke's law in emulsion preparation
12. Mention 5 important factors for selection of Fluid Bed Spray Granulator.
13. (a) Draw the configurational, boat and chair structures of:
(i) 3 a Hydroxy tropane
(ii) 3 � Hydroxy tropane
(iii) 6 : 7 � Epoxy-3 a -hydroxy tropane
(b) Adult dose of a drug is 150 mg/kg and the drug is available as tablets of 2
mg strength. Calculate the requirement for a boy aged 14 years, weighing 35
kg.
14. (a) When was Pharmacy Act passed?
(b) Define the following as per Pharmacy Act.
(i) Central Register
(ii) First Register
(iii) Education Regulation
(iv) Schedule F
15. Give the names and chemical nature of the principal constituents present in the volatile of
(a) Coriandrum sativum (b) Carum carvi
(c) Pimpinella anisum (d) Myristica fragrans
(e) Anethum graveolens
16. (a) Define:
(i) Chromophone
(ii) Equivalent Conductance
(b) What is max? How max in the following structure is calculated?
17. (a) Name 4 important additives used in the formulation of hard gelatin capsule.
(b) What peak plasma concentration might be obtained by administering 60 mg
( ) V = 0.4 l/kg to a boy weighing 40 kg. of a drug
d
18. The MAO inhibitors form stable complexes with monoamine oxidase, irreversibly inactivating it and thereby preventing the oxidative deamination of biogenic amines. Name 5 of these biogenic amines.
19. Give the principle, with relevant equations of the reactions involved and the method of assay of Amylobarbitone IP.
20. Anti convulsants containing the ureide structure is depreted by the common formula given below. Different classes of these compounds have different groups which are missing in the structure, enter them and give their names.
21. Show the structural alternation in the compounds mentioned, state what
improvement in their activity is resulted.
(i) Introduction of ethinyl group at C in Estradiol.
(ii) Attachment of tertiary amino group to the 4 carbon of the butyrophenone. th
(iii) Introduction of 3, 5 dimethoxy-4-ethoxy carbohydroxy group at C in
Reserpine.
(iv) Introduction of chloro group at 7 position of 1:3 dihydro-1-methyl. 5, phenyl
2H. 1.4 benzodiazepine 2-one.
22. Complete the following reactions given the name and structural formula of the final product.
23. Give the mechanism of action of osmotic diureties.
24. What happens when? Give complete equations.
(i) Succinaldehyde, methylamine and acetone are condensed at room
temperature.
(ii) Chloramphenicol (?) is hydrolyzed, the resulting product is oxidized with periodate.
25. Starting from the following, outline the synthesis of:
(i) Bephenium hydroxyl naphthoate from 1-Chloro-2-phenoxy ethane.
(ii) trimethoprim from trimethoxy benzaldehyde and 3 ethoxy-propionitrile.
26. Complete the following reaction:
( )
(i) Scillaren A + 1 glucose > >> > Enzyme
H ydrolysis
( ) ( )
+ 2 3 >>>> >> Acid hydrolysis
( ) ( )
(ii) Scillaren A + 4 5 >> >> >> Acid Hydrolysis
27. Draw the structural formula for the following:
(i) Methyl 11, 17 a , dimethoxy 18 � (3, 4, 5 trimethoxy benzoyloxy) 3 � , 20 a - Yohimbane-16 � carboxylate.
(ii) 3, 7 dihydro-1, 3, 7 trimethyul purine 2, 6 dione
(iii) 4-Chloro-N-fufuryl-5-sulphamoyl anthranilic acid
(iv) 11 � , 17 a , 21 trihydroxypregna-1, 4-diene-3, 20-dione.
' - (v) N (5-methyl isoxazol-3-yl) Sulphanilamide.
28. List the important parts of a UV double beam spectrophotometer and mention their functions
29. Show how the following drugs are transformed. Name their metabolic product:
(i) Meprobamate
ii) Salicylic acid
(iii) INH
(iv) Nor-epinephrine
(v) Glyceryl trinitrate
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