中国医科大学2013年7月考试《药剂学》在线作业答案（Chinese medical university in July 2013, pharmacy online homework answer）.docVIP

中国医科大学2013年7月考试《药剂学》在线作业答案（Chinese medical university in July 2013, pharmacy online homework answer） Chinese medical university in July 2013 in the examination pharmacy online homework 1. Topic selection 1. In the following account of drug stability, the error is A. Usually the amount of time needed to consume the reactants in half is called the half-life B. The degradation of most drugs reflects the availability of zero-grade, first-order reactions C. if the drugs degradation response is a primary response, the drugs validity is related to the concentration of the reactant D. If the degradation response of the drug is a zero level reaction, the duration of the drug is related to the concentration of the reactant Correct answer: C 2. The external factors that influence drug stability are A. the temperature Solvent B. C. Ion strength D. generalized ph Correct answer: A 3. Measures to prevent drug oxidation are not included A. select suitable packing materials B. Liquid preparation Add metal ionic complexers D. add antioxidants Correct answer: B 4. The description of the sieve number in Chinese pharmacopoeia is correct A. The sieve is denoted by inches per inch B. No.1 sieve hole is the largest, and the minimum size of screen hole no.9 C. The maximum sieve hole is no.10 sieve D. no. 2 sieving is equivalent to the industry 200 screen Correct answer: A 5. A non-ionic surfactant solution containing polyoxyethylene, when heated to a certain temperature, the solution becomes cloudy, and the temperature is called A. Critical micelle concentration point B. haze point C. he points Coprecipitation point Correct answer: B 6. Preparation of solid dispersion, if the drug is dissolved and the carrier of melt is molecular state disperser is A. Low consolubility mixture B. solid solution C. Common sediment D. Glass solution Correct answer: B 7. Factors that affect the degradation of solid drugs do not include A. the fluidity of drug powder B. drug interactions C. Drug decomposition