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Microtubule formation is inhibited by?
(A) Paclitaxel (B) Vincristine
(C) Etoposide (D) Irinotectan

Atropine is most sensitive to?
(A) Mucous and pharyngeal secretions (B) Heart
(C) Pupil (D) GI tract motility

Which is not an eff ect of atropine?
(A) Rise of body temperature (B) Decreased salivary secretion
(C) Bradycardia (D) Increased A-V conduction

In diabetes mellitus with increased HBa1C, drug that is not used in treatment is?
(A) Sulfonylureas (B) Acarbose
(C) Biguinides (D) Th iazolidinediones

HbA1C is decreased most by?
(A) Biguanides (B) Sulfonylureas
(C) Th iazolidinediones (D) Acarbose

Drug used in post prandial sugar control is?
(A) Alfa glucosidase (B) Biguinides
(C) Sulfonylurea (D) Repaglinide

Drug that can cause hypertrophic pyloric stenosis is?
(A) Tertacyclin (B) Erythromycin
(C) Ampicillin (D) Rifampicin

Drug that should not be given with Apomorphine is?
(A) Dopamine agonist (B) Spironolactone
(C) Ondansetron (D) Aspirin

In Anaphylactic shock epinephrine given by which route?
(A) Intravenous route (B) Oral
(C) Subcutaneous (D) Intramusular

Which of the following is an example of endogenous/Physiological Antagonism?
(A) Heparin-Protamine (B) Prostacycline-Th rombaxone
(C) Adrenaline-Phenoxybenzamine (D) Physiostigmine-Acetylcholine

In treatment of shock Dobutamine is preferred over Dopamine because?
(A) It causes less arrhythmia (B) It causes less renal vasodilatation
(C) It causes less coronary vasoconstriction (D) All the above

Long acting insulin is?
(A) Insulin glargine (B) Insulin Lispro
(C) Insulin aspart (D) Insulin glulisine

Pseudolymphoma is caused by?
(A) Th iazides (B) Penicillin
(C) Dapsone (D) Sulfonamides

Side eff ects of isoniazid are all EXCEPT:
(A) Hepatitis (B) Optic neuritis
(C) Peripheral Neuropathy (D) Th rombocytopenia

Drug that inhibits cell wall synthesis is?
(A) Tetracyclins (B) Penicillins
(C) Aminoglycosides (D) Chloramphenicol

Which of the following Tetracycline can be used in renal failure without dose adjustment?
(A) Oxytetracyclin (B) Doxycyclin
(C) Demiclocyclin (D) Tetracycline

Which is not an alkaloid?
(A) Morphine (B) Neostigmine
(C) Emetine (D) Atropine

The effect of morphine which has least tolerance is?
(A) Analgesia (B) Respiratory depression
(C) Constipation (D) Bradycardia

Which of the following is a bacteriostatic Antitubercular drug?
(A) Streptomycin (B) Ethambutol
(C) Isoniazid (D) Rifampicin

Drug used in prophylaxis of meningococcal meningitis is?
(A) Ciprofl oxacin (B) Rifampicin
(C) Penicillin (A) Gentamycin

All are true about rifampicin EXCEPT:
(A) Microsomal enzyme inducer
(B) Used in treatment of meningiococcal meningitis
(C) May cause OCP failure
(D) Bactericidal in nature

Imatinib primarily acts on?
(A) BCR-ABL (B) Tyrosine kinase
(C) PGDFR (D) None

Drugs used in the treatment of obesity is/are?
(A) Orlistat (B) Sibutramine
(C) Rimonabant (D) All of the above

Rifampicin acts by?
(A) DNA dependent RNA polymerase (B) RNA dependent DNA polymerase
(C) Mycolic acid inhibition (D) Mycolic acid incorporation defects

All are true about estrogen EXCEPT:
(A) Causes cholestasis (B) Used in treatment of gynacomastia
(C) Used in HRT (D) Increased risk of breasrt cancer

Most hepatotoxic is?
(A) Olendralone (B) Methandrostenolone
(C) Stanozolol (D) Nandrolone

Fastest acting antithyroid drug is?
(A) Potassium iodide (B) Propylthiouracil
(C) Carbimazole (D) Cholestyramine

All of the following are topical steroids EXCEPT:
(A) Hydrocortisone valerate (B) Fluticasone propionate
(C) Triamcinolone (D) Prednisolone

Cidofovir can be used for?
(A) Respiratory papillomatosis (B) Herpes simplex
(C) Herpes zoster (D) All of the above