BP103T Practical Experiments & Viva Questions
Comprehensive practical laboratory experiments and frequently asked oral viva voce questions with model answers for Healthcare Psychology and Communication Skills (BP103T) following PCI 2026 academic standards.
🔬 Prescribed Laboratory Practical Experiments
Role-Play: Patient Counseling for Chronic Hypertension
Objective: Conduct a structured 4-stage counseling session for a patient prescribed Amlodipine and Telmisartan.
Demonstration & Patient Education: Inhaler & Spacer Technique
Objective: Demonstrate correct priming, breath coordination, and mouth rinsing for corticosteroid MDIs.
SBAR Communication Simulation
Objective: Draft and present an SBAR communication to a prescribing physician regarding a potential drug-drug interaction.
Assessment of Medication Adherence & Pill Organizer Setup
Objective: Design a 7-day medication organizer plan and counseling guide for a geriatric patient with polypharmacy.
High-Yield Oral Viva Voce Questions & Model Answers
Why should pharmacists avoid medical jargon when counseling patients?
Jargon confuses patients, lowers health literacy comprehension, and directly increases the risk of medication dosage errors.
What is the teach-back method in patient counseling?
The teach-back method asks the patient to explain in their own words how they will take their medicine, verifying their understanding.
How does body language impact patient trust during counseling?
Open posture, eye contact, and empathetic nodding establish rapport, while crossed arms or looking away conveys disinterest.