MCQ Book Questions

Q56034. Givern below are the hypotensive agents. Match their modes of action: (1) Minoxidil

Q56035. Given below are the drugs and their enzymes inhibited by them. Match them correctly. (1) Physostigmine

Q56036. Choose the most appropriate drug for the following: (1) Potassium sparing

Q56037. Match the following regions in GIT with the pH levels indicated from A to E: (1) Mouth

Q56038. For the drugs listed 1 to 4, mechanism of action is indicated from A to E. Match them: (1) Vincristine

Q56039. For the following drugs, specific mechanism of action is given in A to D. Match them: (1) Spironolactone

Q56040. Match the following terms with their respective definitions A to E: (1) Drug allergy

Q56041. Match the following terms with their respective meanings A to E: (1) Carcinogenicity

Q56042. Match the following teratogenic drugs and their respective produced abnormalies A to D: (1) Aspirin

Q56043. Match the following drugs and their respective resulted diseases A to E: (1) Isoniazid

Q56044. Match the following oral hypoglycaemic drugs with their respective features A to E (1) Tolbutamide

Q56045. Match the following sulfonamides with their duration of actions from A to E (1) Sulphadiazine

Q56046. Match the following modes of action with their respective antimicrobial drugs A to E (1) Interfere with

Q56047. Match the following categories with their respective antimicrobial drugs A to E: (1) Aminoglycosides

Q56048. Match the following categories of anti- microbial agents with their respective examples A to E: (1) Antibacterial

Q56049. Match the following categories of laxatives/purgati es with their respective examples A to E: (1) Bulk forming

Q56050. Match the following categories of antiulcer drugs with their respective examples A to E: (1) Ulcer heating drugs (a) Sodium bicarbonate, sodium citrate (2) Ulcer protective

Q56051. Match the following fat-soluble vitamins with their respective chemical constituents A to E: (1) Vitamin A

Q60000. Bone marrow cells from an organ donor are cultured in vitro at 37°C in the presence of recombinant erythropoietin. A photomicrograph of a typical “burst-forming unit” is shown in the image. This colony, committed to the erythrocyte pathway of differentiation, represents an example of which of the following physiologic adaptations to transmembrane signaling?

Q60001. A 50-year-old chronic alcoholic presents to the emergency room with 12 hours of severe abdominal pain. The pain radiates to the back and is associated with an urge to vomit. Physical examination discloses exquisite abdominal tenderness. Laboratory studies show elevated serum amylase. Which of the following morphologic changes would be expected in the peripancreatic tissue of this patient?