MCQ Book Questions

Q55594. After oral administration peak concentra- tion of digoxin is reached in

Q55595. The normal therapeutic plasma con- centration of digitalis is

Q55596. Drug of choice for digitalis induced arrhythmia is

Q55597. In which of the following conditions, digitalis is most likely to be beneficial?

Q55598. Nicotinic acid

Q55599. Which of the following would least likely benefit a patient in acute pulmonary edema due to congestive heart failure?

Q55600. Monoamine oxidase inhibitors

Q55601. Digitalis is given before quinidine in the treatment of atrial fibrillation, because digitalis increase A-V conduction and counteracts

Q55602. The earliest toxic symptom of chronic digitalis administration is

Q55603. In normal condition sequence of con- duction of cardiac action potential is

Q55604. While treating a CHF patient with cardiac glycoside, one notices that the patient’s resting heart rate, which previously had been 86/min is now 40/min. This would

Q55605. Digoxin differs from digitoxin in that digoxin

Q55606. Diazoxide is administered by slow IV- injection in emergency treatment of hypertension because

Q55607. Glyceryl trinitrate is generally taken by

Q55608. Which of the following is longest acting nitrate?

Q55609. Methaemoglobinaemia can occur with high doses of

Q55610. Cardiac glycoside consists of

Q55611. Vascoconstriction is produced by following agent

Q55612. Perhexillene meleate is a

Q55613. The dose of verapamil is