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Primary mechanism of action of local of anaesthetics

inhibition of VD Na ch

Which local anaesthetic methods is most suitable for selective pain relief? (Without motor inhibition)

surface

Naloxine can be administered by mouth in case of opioid intoxication

false

Epinephrine containing local anaesthetic contraindicated

during interventions in the end artery

Which effect is specific for local anaesthetics?

Inhibition of pain without loss of consciousness

Which is the most toxic local anesthetic for the heart

Bupivacaine

Most local anaesthetic contain

intermediate chain with ester or amide bond

Most potent local anaesthetic

Bupivacaine

Which local anaesthetics is broken down pseudocholinesterase

tetracaine

Which Local anaesthetics stimulate the synaptic transmission

cocaine

Which is false

cocaine inhibit ligand gated ion channel

False

Cocaine causes vesicular NE release

Decreasing ph impairs the effectiveness of local anaesthetics excpt

benzocaine

Which local anaesthetics is not suitable for superficial anaesthesia

procain

True

inhibiting cox1 may lead to the disruption of stomach mucosal protection and ulceration

NSAIDs has little effects on GI system

false

More selective to cox1

aspirin

Equal effect on both Cox1 and 2

diclofenac

How long is the platelet aggregation inhibitory effect of acetyl salicylic acid

8-11 days

Which is most commonly used for occlusion of ductus arteriosus botalli im premature babies?

ibuprofen

Which NSAIDs has the lowest GI risk

etricoxib

Not correct for aspirin

at lower doses, it does not cause GI side effects

Not suitable for acetylsalicylic acid intoxication

hypothermia

False about patacetamol

GI effects are similar to aspirin

Not be given to infants

aspirin

False

combination of H2 blocker with NSAIDs is contraindicated

Antidote of paracetamol overdose

acetylcysteine

True

paracetamol has a liver toxic metabolite

Suitable for acetaminophen

N acetylcysteine is antidote for paracetamol intoxication

Maximum daily dose of paracetamol

4000 mg

Not used to treat acute gout attacks

xanthine oxidase inhibitors

Incorrect

rasburicase is very useful for prevention of sudden onset hyperuricemic attacks orally

If colchicine, NSAIDs and glucocorticoids are ineffective, which agent should be considered for intractable, recurrent gout attacks?

canakiunumab

Not protein

febuxostat

Not correct

allopurinol induced skin reaction may be due to environmental and lifestyle factors

Effects of cocaine during systemic use

bronchus narrowing

True for morphine

constricts smacks sphincters

Opioid contraindicated

head injury

Which effects of opioid are there No tolerance

constipation

Possible opioid effect

vomit

Which opioid effects has morphine and codeine nearly similar in strength

caugh suppressant

Not heroin withdrawal symptom

dry mouth

Which is true

The bioavailability of oral oxycodone is better than that of oral morphine

Not indication for morphine

Trigeminal neuralgia

Applied for substitution therapy of opioid dependent patients

methadone

Which opioid is most appropriate for the strongest pain

hydromorphon

Which opioid has the longest duration of action?

methadone

Which NSAIDs is prodrug

nabumeton

Which property do the COX2 inhibitors have compared to non selective?

lower GI risk

Why aren’t NSAID recommended for pain relief during childbirth?

delay the birth

Which NSAIDs has the lowest GI risk of side effect

etirocoxib

Which cell is COX2 not found

platelets

Not prostaglandin effect

chemotaxis

Which statement is suitable for side effect profile to Coxibe?

Gastric mucosal regeneration worsens

Dose of acetylsalicylic acid that inhibits platelet aggregation

50-200mg/day

False

NSAIDs do not damage GI mucosa, they have indirect damaging effects

True

some tumor diseases, leukaemia are often associated with hyperuricemia

Clarythromycin (CYP3A4) and colchicine

serum levels of cholchicine are elevated and GI and bone marrow toxicity occurs. treatment should not be continued

Can be used in acute attacks of migraine

sumatriptan

Can be used in migraine except

rivaroxaban

Relieve a headache in a pregnant woman

paracetamol

Which headache drugs can not be used in the treatment of HF

verapamil

True for inhaled anesthetic

May cause dose limiting depression

True

Nitrous oxide has rapid onset and recovery

Etomidate disadvantage

suppress the adrenal cortex

Which has analgesic effect

ketamine

Which produces dissociative anesthesia

ketamine

Not bind to benzodiazepine receptor

buspiron

Which drug prefer GABA R composed of alpha1 subunits

zaleplone

Not cause effect

analgesia

False

barbiturates are safer than benzodiazepines

Alprazom except

alzheimer

Have a sedative hypnotic effect except

amphetamine

Not indication for alprazolam

epilepsy

Which Sedative hypnotics has a long active metabolite

diazepam

Not bind to benzodiazepine receptor

busiprone

May be indication for be zodiazepines except

acute psychotic reaction

False about benzodiazepines

their plasma protein binding is low

Which anesthesis suitable for elderly

zolpidem

Non benzodiazepine, GABA erg anaesthetics

zopiclon

True

buspirone is a 5HT1A partial agonist

Not typical side effect of antipsychotics

vomiting

Side effect with antipsychotic except

nausea

Antipsychotics 5HT2A inhibitory effect

olanzapine

D2R

haloperidol

Decreased NT levels in the brain are associated with mechanisms of development of depression EXCEPT

tyramine

TCAs are mediated via antagonism of following receptors except

alpha2 R

Indication of MAO inhibitors except

prophylaxis of migraine headache

Which reputable inhibitors has significant effect on NE reputake

duloxetine

Not characteristic for SSRI

short half life

SSRI when co administered with MAO inhibitors except

formation of a dep vein embolus

Antidepressants has the most pronounced antimuscari kc effect

amitriptyline

True for agomelatin

5HT2 antagonism

Ligand dependent ion channel

5HT3

Lithium carbonate can be used

bipolar disorder

Which antidepressant causes less sexual dysfunction

mirtazapine

Side effects to both clozapine and carbamazepine

bone marrow suppression

Exclusively to prevent absence seizures

ethisuximide

Blood dyscrasia, vomiting, nausea, gingiva hyperplasia, hirsutism are SE of

phenytoin

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genetics quiz

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Immunology final

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Week3-4 Thyroid

general

general

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general2

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Week4-body

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immunology

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Internal Metabolism

cell cycle

cell cycle

mid1?

mid1?

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問題一覧

Primary mechanism of action of local of anaesthetics

inhibition of VD Na ch

Which local anaesthetic methods is most suitable for selective pain relief? (Without motor inhibition)

surface

Naloxine can be administered by mouth in case of opioid intoxication

false

Epinephrine containing local anaesthetic contraindicated

during interventions in the end artery

Which effect is specific for local anaesthetics?

Inhibition of pain without loss of consciousness

Which is the most toxic local anesthetic for the heart

Bupivacaine

Most local anaesthetic contain

intermediate chain with ester or amide bond

Most potent local anaesthetic

Bupivacaine

Which local anaesthetics is broken down pseudocholinesterase

tetracaine

Which Local anaesthetics stimulate the synaptic transmission

cocaine

Which is false

cocaine inhibit ligand gated ion channel

False

Cocaine causes vesicular NE release

Decreasing ph impairs the effectiveness of local anaesthetics excpt

benzocaine

Which local anaesthetics is not suitable for superficial anaesthesia

procain

True

inhibiting cox1 may lead to the disruption of stomach mucosal protection and ulceration

NSAIDs has little effects on GI system

false

More selective to cox1

aspirin

Equal effect on both Cox1 and 2

diclofenac

How long is the platelet aggregation inhibitory effect of acetyl salicylic acid

8-11 days

Which is most commonly used for occlusion of ductus arteriosus botalli im premature babies?

ibuprofen

Which NSAIDs has the lowest GI risk

etricoxib

Not correct for aspirin

at lower doses, it does not cause GI side effects

Not suitable for acetylsalicylic acid intoxication

hypothermia

False about patacetamol

GI effects are similar to aspirin

Not be given to infants

aspirin

False

combination of H2 blocker with NSAIDs is contraindicated

Antidote of paracetamol overdose

acetylcysteine

True

paracetamol has a liver toxic metabolite

Suitable for acetaminophen

N acetylcysteine is antidote for paracetamol intoxication

Maximum daily dose of paracetamol

4000 mg

Not used to treat acute gout attacks

xanthine oxidase inhibitors

Incorrect

rasburicase is very useful for prevention of sudden onset hyperuricemic attacks orally

If colchicine, NSAIDs and glucocorticoids are ineffective, which agent should be considered for intractable, recurrent gout attacks?

canakiunumab

Not protein

febuxostat

Not correct

allopurinol induced skin reaction may be due to environmental and lifestyle factors

Effects of cocaine during systemic use

bronchus narrowing

True for morphine

constricts smacks sphincters

Opioid contraindicated

head injury

Which effects of opioid are there No tolerance

constipation

Possible opioid effect

vomit

Which opioid effects has morphine and codeine nearly similar in strength

caugh suppressant

Not heroin withdrawal symptom

dry mouth

Which is true

The bioavailability of oral oxycodone is better than that of oral morphine

Not indication for morphine

Trigeminal neuralgia

Applied for substitution therapy of opioid dependent patients

methadone

Which opioid is most appropriate for the strongest pain

hydromorphon

Which opioid has the longest duration of action?

methadone

Which NSAIDs is prodrug

nabumeton

Which property do the COX2 inhibitors have compared to non selective?

lower GI risk

Why aren’t NSAID recommended for pain relief during childbirth?

delay the birth

Which NSAIDs has the lowest GI risk of side effect

etirocoxib

Which cell is COX2 not found

platelets

Not prostaglandin effect

chemotaxis

Which statement is suitable for side effect profile to Coxibe?

Gastric mucosal regeneration worsens

Dose of acetylsalicylic acid that inhibits platelet aggregation

50-200mg/day

False

NSAIDs do not damage GI mucosa, they have indirect damaging effects

True

some tumor diseases, leukaemia are often associated with hyperuricemia

Clarythromycin (CYP3A4) and colchicine

serum levels of cholchicine are elevated and GI and bone marrow toxicity occurs. treatment should not be continued

Can be used in acute attacks of migraine

sumatriptan

Can be used in migraine except

rivaroxaban

Relieve a headache in a pregnant woman

paracetamol

Which headache drugs can not be used in the treatment of HF

verapamil

True for inhaled anesthetic

May cause dose limiting depression

True

Nitrous oxide has rapid onset and recovery

Etomidate disadvantage

suppress the adrenal cortex

Which has analgesic effect

ketamine

Which produces dissociative anesthesia

ketamine

Not bind to benzodiazepine receptor

buspiron

Which drug prefer GABA R composed of alpha1 subunits

zaleplone

Not cause effect

analgesia

False

barbiturates are safer than benzodiazepines

Alprazom except

alzheimer

Have a sedative hypnotic effect except

amphetamine

Not indication for alprazolam

epilepsy

Which Sedative hypnotics has a long active metabolite

diazepam

Not bind to benzodiazepine receptor

busiprone

May be indication for be zodiazepines except

acute psychotic reaction

False about benzodiazepines

their plasma protein binding is low

Which anesthesis suitable for elderly

zolpidem

Non benzodiazepine, GABA erg anaesthetics

zopiclon

True

buspirone is a 5HT1A partial agonist

Not typical side effect of antipsychotics

vomiting

Side effect with antipsychotic except

nausea

Antipsychotics 5HT2A inhibitory effect

olanzapine

D2R

haloperidol

Decreased NT levels in the brain are associated with mechanisms of development of depression EXCEPT

tyramine

TCAs are mediated via antagonism of following receptors except

alpha2 R

Indication of MAO inhibitors except

prophylaxis of migraine headache

Which reputable inhibitors has significant effect on NE reputake

duloxetine

Not characteristic for SSRI

short half life

SSRI when co administered with MAO inhibitors except

formation of a dep vein embolus

Antidepressants has the most pronounced antimuscari kc effect

amitriptyline

True for agomelatin

5HT2 antagonism

Ligand dependent ion channel

5HT3

Lithium carbonate can be used

bipolar disorder

Which antidepressant causes less sexual dysfunction

mirtazapine

Side effects to both clozapine and carbamazepine

bone marrow suppression

Exclusively to prevent absence seizures

ethisuximide

Blood dyscrasia, vomiting, nausea, gingiva hyperplasia, hirsutism are SE of

phenytoin