Òåñò: Parmaceutical terminology (Lesson 5, theory Medical prescription)
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1. The prescription is ... |
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| 1) doctor's signature | |
| 2) the pharmacist’s written appeal to the doctor about producing and selling medicines to the patient with indicating the way of their use. | |
| 3) the doctor’s written appeal to the pharmacist about producing and selling medicines to the patient with indicating the way of their use. | |
| 4) the official document including the main types of working for pharmacy organization | |
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2. The Latin verb "recipe" means ... |
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| 1) write | |
| 2) get | |
| 3) take | |
| 4) sign | |
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3. Traditionally a prescription is composed of....: |
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| 1) doctor's signature | |
| 2) superscription of hospitals | |
| 3) superscription,inscription,subscription and signature | |
| 4) superscription,inscription,subscription and signature | |
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4. The superscription part contains the information about |
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| 1) the anamnese of patient | |
| 2) the development of illness | |
| 3) the methods of treatment | |
| 4) the date of the prescription, the doctor and the patient information. | |
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5. The superscription is written in .... |
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| 1) Latin | |
| 2) Spanish | |
| 3) the state language of the country. | |
| 4) Greek | |
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6. The inscription begins from ... |
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| 1) Latin word | |
| 2) Latin word | |
| 3) Latin word | |
| 4) Latin word | |
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7. In the prescriptions the names of substances are written .... |
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| 1) in Latin in the Genitive case, each from the small letter and from the new line. | |
| 2) in Latin in the Nominative case, each from the capital letter and from the new line. | |
| 3) in Latin in the Genitive case, each from the capital letter and not from the new line. | |
| 4) in Latin in the Genitive case, each from the capital letter and from the new line. | |
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8. Where is the quantity (dose) of medicines indicated? |
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| 1) After the medicine name | |
| 2) After the medicinal forms | |
| 3) After the medicinal plant | |
| 4) After the word | |
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9. The symbol used in English prescriptions |
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| 1) Qx | |
| 2) Rx | |
| 3) Xx | |
| 4) Ex | |
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10. Which part contains the directions to the pharmacist about the medicinal form and the quantity of the medicine? |
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| 1) signature | |
| 2) suspension | |
| 3) substance | |
| 4) subscription | |
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11. Where are the doctor’s signature and his (her) personal seal put down? |
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| 1) in the middle of the prescription | |
| 2) at the end of prescription | |
| 3) don't be written anywhere | |
| 4) at the beginning of the prescription | |
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12. Quantity of solid pharmaceutical substances is indicated in ... |
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| 1) drops | |
| 2) centimeters | |
| 3) milligrams | |
| 4) grams | |
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13. Is the abbreviation "gr" indicated in prescriptions? |
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| 1) Sometimes | |
| 2) No | |
| 3) Yes | |
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14. Liquid pharmaceutical substances are written out in .... |
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| 1) millilitres | |
| 2) litres | |
| 3) grams | |
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15. Quantity of a liquid pharmaceutical substance less than 1 ml is measured in .... |
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| 1) grams | |
| 2) millilitres | |
| 3) drops | |
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16. Translate into Latin "drop" |
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| 1) litra, ae f | |
| 2) gutta, ae f | |
| 3) gramma, ae f | |
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17. Translate into Latin: equally, of each |
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| 1) cum | |
| 2) et | |
| 3) ana | |
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18. Translate into Latin: compound |
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| 1) laxans, ntis | |
| 2) pectoralis, e | |
| 3) compositus, a, um | |
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19. Translate into Latin: anise |
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| 1) Althea, ae f | |
| 2) Alo¸, es f | |
| 3) Anisum, i n | |
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20. Translate into Latin: syrup |
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| 1) sirupus, i m | |
| 2) unguentum, i n | |
| 3) oleum, i n | |