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  • 1

    Which directly inhibits the Ach exocytosis?

    Botulinum toxin

  • 2

    In the elimination of NE in synaptic cleft, which one plays a main role

    Reuptake mechanism

  • 3

    Effect of adrenergic neuron paralyzer?

    Inhibit the release of NE from AP dependent vesicles

  • 4

    True for carbachol

    Cholinesterase does not degrade it

  • 5

    True

    Carbachol causes bradycardia

  • 6

    True

    Carbachol increases secretions

  • 7

    Nichotinic Ach R agonist effect

    Carbachol

  • 8

    Glaucoma treatments, except

    Lobeline

  • 9

    Not cause dry mouth

    Pilocarpine

  • 10

    Irreversible Cholinesterase inhibitor

    Alkyl phosphates

  • 11

    Use of reversible Cholinesterase inhibitors in following cases, EXCEPT

    Hypertension

  • 12

    When Cholinesterase inhibitor be given

    Myasthenia gravis

  • 13

    Alzheimer disease

    Rivastigmine

  • 14

    Rivastigmine

    It is metabolized by Achesterase

  • 15

    It increases the amount of Ach in synaptic cleft

    Neostigmine

  • 16

    Not suspended by Neostigmine

    Succinylcholine

  • 17

    True

    Neostigmine enhances peristalsis in the gut

  • 18

    True for Cholinesterase enzyme

    Edrophonium is a reversible inhibitor with a short dissociation constant

  • 19

    Not bind significantly to muscarinic Ach R

    Rivastigmine

  • 20

    Physostigmine

    it is metabolized by Achesterase

  • 21

    Centrally acting cholinolytics

    useful in treatment of Parkinson

  • 22

    Selective M3 antagonist

    Solifenacin

  • 23

    Treatment for COPD

    Ipratropium

  • 24

    M2 agonist

    bradycardia

  • 25

    True

    NE not cause high frequency tachycardia

  • 26

    Parkinson disease

    Procyclidine

  • 27

    Atropine

    Causes tachycardia

  • 28

    True

    Atropine irritates CNS

  • 29

    Atropine poisoning EXCEPT

    Myosis

  • 30

    1-2 drops 1% atropine how long does it take for pupil dilation to disappear completely?

    8-10 days

  • 31

    Which is indicated in organophosphate intoxication?

    atropine

  • 32

    False about Atropine

    its mydriatic effect lasts 2-3 hours long

  • 33

    Scopolamine

    motion sickness

  • 34

    Which can be used orally?

    Ephedrine

  • 35

    Which most selective for beta receptors?

    Dobutamine

  • 36

    Which NOT correct

    Adrenaline has a bronchoconstriction effect

  • 37

    Which used in cardiogenic shock

    Dobutamine

  • 38

    TRUE for Dopamine

    has a short half life

  • 39

    Typical for Isoprenaline :

    Relaxes the uterine muscle

  • 40

    Direct smcs relaxing effect on the vessel.

    Isoprenaline

  • 41

    TRUE

    Phenylephrine can be used for rhinitis

  • 42

    Which used orally

    Ephedrine

  • 43

    Which enhances NE release

    Ephedrine

  • 44

    Not antihypertensive

    Phenylephrine

  • 45

    Indication of alpha methyldopa

    Preganancy HT

  • 46

    Which fails to enhance the NE concentration in adrenergic synaptic cleft?

    Clondine

  • 47

    Mixture of alpha1 & beta antagonist

    Carvedilol

  • 48

    Which is alpha R blocker

    Carvedilol

  • 49

    It is typical of Carvedilol

    It reduces BP

  • 50

    Which compound has vasodilatory effect

    Prazosin

  • 51

    Typical of Prazosin

    May cause tachycardia

  • 52

    Applicable in HT treatment crisis

    Urapidil

  • 53

    Alpha R inhibitor

    Phentolamine

  • 54

    Selective alpha1 blocker

    Tamsulosin

  • 55

    Not characteristic of side effect of alpha blockers

    Bradycardia

  • 56

    Which causes greater chance of bronchi contriction

    Propranolol

  • 57

    Propranolol may be indicated for

    Treatment of hyperthyroidism

  • 58

    What to look out for when stopping propranolol in the first place after long term treatment?

    The need to do a slow dose reduction

  • 59

    Not a role of beta blockers

    Asthma bronchiale

  • 60

    Not a beta blocker side effect?

    tremor

  • 61

    Effects of succinylcholine EXCEPT

    hypokalemia

  • 62

    Which muscle relaxant is indicated to a patient who suffers from liver and kidney at the same time?

    cisatracurium

  • 63

    Which can cause histamine release?

    Tubocurarine

  • 64

    Facilitation of the actin of NP muscle relaxants occurs in EXCEPT

    use of Achesterase inhibitors

  • 65

    Mechanics of action of baclofen

    GABA-B receptor agonism

  • 66

    Which nuscle relaxant has the longest action

    Pipecuronium

  • 67

    True

    Baclofen binds to a GPCR

  • 68

    Which drug is used to suspend the action of non-depolarizing muscle relaxants

    Neostigmine

  • 69

    True

    Dantrolene inhibits the ryanodine R

  • 70

    Which receptor is an ion channel component

    NMDA

  • 71

    Thyroid R belong to

    Cell nuclear R

  • 72

    Not true for agonist?

    receptor up regulation enhances its maximal effect

  • 73

    False

    The competitive antagonist is the agonist that shifts dose-response curve to the left

  • 74

    In the presence of potent beta receptor agonist pindlol reduces HR, while in the absence of beta-agonist compound increases HR, so pondlol is a

    Partial agonist

  • 75

    False for a competitive antagonist

    They have no therapeutic significance

  • 76

    How does a reversible competitive antagonist affect the agonist concentration response curve?

    It gets pushed to the right

  • 77

    Not characteristic to a pure competitive antagonist?

    It reduces the maximal effect of an agonist acting on the same receptor

  • 78

    True

    The intrinsic efficacy of a partial agonist is higher than zero

  • 79

    False about ion trap phenomenon

    The equilibrium between the sides of a membrane is determined by the full concentration of the drug

  • 80

    False

    If the potency is higher the efficacy is higher as well

  • 81

    Not true about the undesired effect

    It can ce caused when the drug does not bind to the sufficient number of R required to the therapeutic effect

  • 82

    Avoid application with a drug with first pass metabolism

    oral

  • 83

    True for first pass metabolism

    The mechanism greatly reduces the bioavailability of drugs

  • 84

    Which phase cannot be missed when drugs are given

    Excretion

  • 85

    True

    The abosorption of a drug is linear if doubling the dose doubles the absorbed amount

  • 86

    False about CNS penetration of drugs

    Amino acids cannot cross BBB

  • 87

    Not true for membrane transport of drugs

    Are ABC transporters obtaining energy using electrochemical potential difference

  • 88

    We consider all of these drug distribution compartments, apart from

    Urine

  • 89

    Liver may strongly influence the bioavailability of a drug if the way of administration is

    oral

  • 90

    Most common conjugation reactions are

    glucuronidation

  • 91

    Not required by CYP450 reaction

    ATP

  • 92

    Elimination of a drug is linear then

    Elimination is faster at higher plasma concentrations

  • 93

    Characterized by zero order pharmacokinetics

    The metabolism of the compound is independent of plasma concentration

  • 94

    True if a drug has zero order kinetics

    in case of zero order kinetics elimination speed does not depend on plasma concentration

  • 95

    False about half life

    it linearly related to volume of distribution

  • 96

    Indicated during Fundus eye examination

    Cyclopentolate

  • 97

    Which can affect the cholinergic transmission postsynaptically

    Ipratropium

  • 98

    True

    Fenoterol is typically applied topically

  • 99

    Typical side effects of clonidine

    sedation