1.5.3 How many:     c) Daughter cells will be present at the end of meiosis? (1)

2.2.2 Discuss how aquatic alien plants may reduce both the availability and quality of water. (5)

1.8. Yini eyatholakala ngaphansi kwetshe?  What was found underneath the stone? (2)

1.6. Bala okuthathu okuthiwa kwenziwa izinto eziphilayo endabeni. Count three life processes mentioned in the story. (3)

1.3. Yini eyabamangaza? What surprised them? (2)

A 45-year-old man presents to your pharmacy with sunburn that occurred whilst gardening yesterday.   Which of the following is NOT advisable when treating sunburn?

A woman brings her 6-year-old son to your pharmacy asking for some advice on childhood vaccinations. The boy is healthy, and the mother tells you he has previously received his full vaccination schedule to date.   Which of the following vaccines would be ROUTINELY recommended for her son at this point in time?

For the patient described below, select the MOST likely diagnosis from the list.     A 26-year-old woman asks you to have a look at a blister that has appeared on her top lip over the last 48 hours.  Prior to the blister appearing her lip had felt itchy with a tingling/burning sensation.   

For the patients described below, select the MOST likely medication to be causing the symptoms from the list. A 53-year-old man who has developed a dry, persistent cough unrelieved by any treatments

Whilst working in a community pharmacy you are asked to recommend a product for a 5-year-old girl who is suffering from general cold symptoms and a chesty cough. She has no concerning red flag symptoms or contraindications. You are aware that all cough medicines available for sale to children under 6 years of age are demulcent based.   What is the rationale to support the fact that cough medicines for children do not contain an active ingredient? (2 marks)   What is the first line product that you can recommend for the child? Give dosing instructions and general advice on how her symptoms can be managed. (3 marks)