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1) Which of the following is made from the leaves of foxglove? a. digitalis b. morphine c. streptomycin d. aspirin
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2) Diazepam is an example of a. vaccines b. sedatives c. antibiotics d. analgesics
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3) The antibiotic penicillin was discovered by a. joseph b. alexander c. Wilmoth d. pasture
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4) The narcotics that are derived from opium are a. codeine and morphine b. morphine and endorphin c. tetracycline and morphine d. Panadol and codeine
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5) The liquid used to prevent infection by applying it on bruises and cuts is called a. tincture of glycerol b. tincture of glycerin and iodine c. tincture of silver nitrate d. tincture of iodine
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6) The world's first vaccination was given by a. Edward Jenner b. Bu ali Sina c. Alexander Fleming d. Joseph Lister
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7) Which of the following interfere with the synthesis of the bacterial cell wall? a. tetracycline's b. cephalosporin c. sulfonamides d. sedatives
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8) The most commonly abused narcotic is a. codeine b. morphine c. diazepam d. heroin
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9) Weakened or dead pathogens are called a. bacteria b. viruses c. analgesics d. vaccines
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10) Which of the following interacts with the central nervous system to depress its activities? a. narcotics b. sedatives c. hallucinogens d. marijuana
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11) The Nobel Prize was awarded to Sir Alexander Fleming for the discovery of penicillin in a. 1939 b. 1941 c. 1945 d. 1943
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12) The example of analgesic drugs includes a. paracetamol and aspirin b. cephalosporin and tetracycline c. diazepam and cephalosporin d. aspirin and tetracycline
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13) The micro-organisms found on nonliving objects are destroyed by a. antibiotics b. disinfectants c. antiseptics d. vaccines
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14) Tetracyclines are used to treat the infection of a. stomach b. lungs c. respiratory tract d. eyes
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15) Which of the following is prescribed as a strong analgesic under the name diamorphine? a. morphine b. paracetamol c. heroin d. codeine
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16) Which of the following reduces the possibility of infections on the skin? a. disinfectants b. antibiotics c. sedatives d. antiseptics
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17) The antibiotics that are used to kill bacteria are classified as a. bactericidal b. bacteriostatic c. sulfonamides d. single cell protein
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18) The kind of hallucinogen which is usually smoked is known as a. mescaline b. codeine c. marijuana d. heroine
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19) The drugs that are synthesized in laboratories and are not available naturally are called a. nucleases drugs b. synthetic drugs c. addictive drugs d. coli bacterium drugs
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20) The idea of sterile surgery was promoted by a. Alexander Flemming b. Bu Ali Sina c. Joseph Lister d. Ali ibn Isa
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