Manitoba Pharmacy Jurisprudence Practice Exam

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Which of the following is considered a drug?

  1. Only prescription pharmaceuticals

  2. Food additives

  3. Radiopharmaceuticals

  4. Cosmetic products

The correct answer is: Radiopharmaceuticals

Drug is generally defined as any substance that has a physiological effect when ingested or introduced to the body, and is therefore used in medical treatment, diagnosis, or prevention of disease. Of the given choices, only radiopharmaceuticals fit this definition as they are used in medical procedures and treatment. Option A, prescription pharmaceuticals, is not inclusive enough as some over-the-counter medications and illicit drugs are also considered drugs. Option B, food additives, and option D, cosmetic products, are not typically used for medical treatment and therefore would not be classified as drugs.

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