1.

The advertisement relating to a product for the purpose of prevention of

diabetes is prohibited except by

• i. The Medical Advertisement Board

• ii. Any person authorized by the Minister
• iii. Any local authority
• iv. A registered medical practitioner

• A. i and ii only
• B. ii and iii only
• C. i, ii and iii only
• D. All the above
2.The Minister may approve the publication of an advertisement
relating to skill or service by
• i. a private hospital
• ii. A private clinic
• iii. A professional body related to medical profession
• iv. An allied profession

• A. i and ii only
• B. i, ii and iii only
• C. iii and iv only
• D. All of the above
3. The Medicine Advertisement Board may approve the publication of
an advertisement related to skill or service by a
• i. a private clinic
• ii. Private dental clinic
• iii. Private medical laboratory
• iv. Chinese traditional practitioner

• A. i only
• B. i and iii only
• C. iii and iv only
• D. All of the above
4. Under the Medicines (Advertisement And Sale) Act 1956, the
following person may authorize to publish an advertisement referring
to any article to be use as a medicine to treat diabetes

• A. Minister
• B. Director of Pharmaceutical Services
• C. Director General of Health
• D. Secretary of medicine Advertisement Board
5. The following statement is TRUE regarding power of investigation or prosecutions
of any offences under the Medicines (Advertisement And Sale) Act 1956 and it’s
regulations.
• i. Drug Enforcement Officer may investigate the commission of any offences and
conduct prosecutions under the Act.
• ii. Authorized officer may investigate the commission of any offences under this
Act.
• iii. Offices and Inspectors may investigate and conduct prosecutions under this Act.
• iv. Authorized officer may conduct prosecutions under this Act

• A. i only
• B. ii and iv only
• C. ii , iii and iv only
• D. All of the above.
6. In any proceedings for a contravention of any provision of sections 3,4 and
4B of Medicines (Advertisement & Sale ) Act 1956, it shall be a defense for the
person charged to prove the said advertisement was of technical nature for
dissemination to
• i. registered medical practitioners
• ii. Pharmacy assistants
• iii. Registered midwives
• iv. Dental technicians

• A. i and iii only

• B. i , ii and iii only
• C. ii and iv only
• D. All of the above
the treatment of hypertension. The following statement is TRUE
regarding the Medicines (Advertisement & Sale) Act 1956: The
advertisement

• A. contravenes section 3
• B. contravenes section 4A
• C. may be advertised if it is approved by the Medicines Advertisement
Board
• D. may be advertise if it is approved by the Minister.
8. The following statement is TRUE regarding the approval of advertisement issued
by the Medicines Advertisement Board
• i. every approval shall be numbered consecutively with an approval serial
number according to the medium of advertisement and the year it is issued
• ii. The approval serial number shall be legibly displayed in every advertisement
published in printed matter.
• iii. The approval is valid for a period as determined by the Board but not to
exceed one year.
• iv. Every approval be subject to such terms and conditions as the Board may
impose.

• A. i and iii only

• B. ii and iii only
• C. i, ii and iv only
• D. All of the above
9. The private pharmacy is not required to apply for the Medicine
Advertisement Board approval to publish
• i. the name of the pharmacy
• ii. The contact number
• iii. All the test
• iv. Products for male sexual problems

• A. i only
• B. ii only
• C. i , ii and iii only
• D. All of the above
• The abbreviation ...(a)… refers to …(b)…
(a) (b)
i. KKLIUXXXXXXXA Approval number for advertisement by the Medicine Advertisement Board
ii. MALXXXXXXXXT Product registration number by the Drug Control Authority
iii. NOTXXXXXXXXX Notification Note by the Director of Pharmaceutical Services

iv. KKM Ministry of Health approval by the Minister

• A. i and ii only
• B. i , ii and iii only
• C. iv only
• D. All of the above