MCQ NO 1284 | Pharmacology
In thiazides following substituent is essential for diuretic activity
In thiazides following substituent is essential for diuretic activity
Anonymous Quiz
19%
(a) Chloro group at position 6
20%
(b) Methyl group at position 2
56%
(c) Sulphamoyl group at position 7
5%
(d) Hydrophobic group at position 3
MCQ NO 1285 | Pharmacology
Cyclophosphamide as anticancer agent acts as
Cyclophosphamide as anticancer agent acts as
Anonymous Quiz
24%
(a) Alkylating agent before metabolism
48%
(b) Alkylating agent after metabolism
22%
(c) Phosphorylating agent after metabolism
7%
(d) DNA intercalating agent
β Important definitions in infective epidemiology:
πΉInfectivity = Number infected / Number exposed
πΉPathogenicity = Number diseased / Number infected
πΉVirulence = Number of serious condition & mortality / Number diseased
πΉReservoir - It is the environment where the infectious agent lives or multiplies and from where it can be transmitted to susceptible host
Eg : Soil, humans, animals, water
Host
π₯Definitive host / primary host
- Where a parasite passes through its sexual phase or attains maturity
π₯Intermediate host / secondary host
Where parasite exist in larval or asexual state
π₯Transport host
A host in which the organism remains alive but no develpoment occurs.
π₯Obligate host
Where the organism (human, animal or plant) is the only host to the parasite
πΎCaseπΎ
π·Index case
First case of the disease that comes to the notice of an investigator or physician
π·Primary case
First case of the communicable disease introduced into the population unit
π·Secondary case
One that develops after contact with primary case.
π·Suspect case
A case which has all the clinical features of the disease but has not been diagnosed with it.
πΎCarriersπΎ
Carriers are those who don't show the symptoms but transmit the disease
πΈIncubatory carriers
Carriers shed the organism during the incubation period of the disease, especially during later parts of it
Eg : measles, mumps, polio, pertussis, influenza, diphtheria and hep B.
πΈChronic carriers
Shed or excrete the organisms for indefinite period
Eg : Typhoid, Hep B, dysentry, malaria, gonorrhea.
πΈHealthy carriers
Those that suffer from subclinical infections who develop a carrier state without developing the overt disease but continue to shed the organism
Eg : Polio, cholera, meningococcal meningitis, salmonellosis, diphtheria.
πΈConvalescent carrier
Those that shed the organism during recovery or convalescence
Eg : Typhoid, dysentry, cholera, pertussis, diphetheria
πΈPseudo carriers
Carriers of avirulent organisms
πΈ Paradoxical carriers
Carriers who got infection from another carrier.
πInfection
- Entry and development or multiplication of an infective agent in host's body
πInfestation
Lodgement, development and reproduction of arthopods on the surface
πContamination
Presence of a disease agent on the body surface like clothes, toys etc. and also in substances like food and water
πContagion
Communication of a disease from one person to another by close contact
πΉInfectivity = Number infected / Number exposed
πΉPathogenicity = Number diseased / Number infected
πΉVirulence = Number of serious condition & mortality / Number diseased
πΉReservoir - It is the environment where the infectious agent lives or multiplies and from where it can be transmitted to susceptible host
Eg : Soil, humans, animals, water
Host
π₯Definitive host / primary host
- Where a parasite passes through its sexual phase or attains maturity
π₯Intermediate host / secondary host
Where parasite exist in larval or asexual state
π₯Transport host
A host in which the organism remains alive but no develpoment occurs.
π₯Obligate host
Where the organism (human, animal or plant) is the only host to the parasite
πΎCaseπΎ
π·Index case
First case of the disease that comes to the notice of an investigator or physician
π·Primary case
First case of the communicable disease introduced into the population unit
π·Secondary case
One that develops after contact with primary case.
π·Suspect case
A case which has all the clinical features of the disease but has not been diagnosed with it.
πΎCarriersπΎ
Carriers are those who don't show the symptoms but transmit the disease
πΈIncubatory carriers
Carriers shed the organism during the incubation period of the disease, especially during later parts of it
Eg : measles, mumps, polio, pertussis, influenza, diphtheria and hep B.
πΈChronic carriers
Shed or excrete the organisms for indefinite period
Eg : Typhoid, Hep B, dysentry, malaria, gonorrhea.
πΈHealthy carriers
Those that suffer from subclinical infections who develop a carrier state without developing the overt disease but continue to shed the organism
Eg : Polio, cholera, meningococcal meningitis, salmonellosis, diphtheria.
πΈConvalescent carrier
Those that shed the organism during recovery or convalescence
Eg : Typhoid, dysentry, cholera, pertussis, diphetheria
πΈPseudo carriers
Carriers of avirulent organisms
πΈ Paradoxical carriers
Carriers who got infection from another carrier.
πInfection
- Entry and development or multiplication of an infective agent in host's body
πInfestation
Lodgement, development and reproduction of arthopods on the surface
πContamination
Presence of a disease agent on the body surface like clothes, toys etc. and also in substances like food and water
πContagion
Communication of a disease from one person to another by close contact
MCQ NO 1286 | Pharmaceutical jurisprudence
The opium act was come on.......?
The opium act was come on.......?
Anonymous Quiz
37%
1985
31%
1878
16%
1995
16%
1885
MCQ NO 1287 | Pharmaceutical jurisprudence
Punishment for contravention in relation to poppy straw ?
Punishment for contravention in relation to poppy straw ?
Anonymous Quiz
39%
10-15 year imprisonment and 1-2 lakh fine
43%
10 -20 year imprisonment and 1-2lakh fine
14%
10-20 year imprisonment and 2-4 lakh fine
4%
Only 15-20 year imprisonment
MCQ NO 1288 | PJ
As per the NDPS act cultivation, production, manufacture of the narcotic and psychotropic drug is supervised by.......?
As per the NDPS act cultivation, production, manufacture of the narcotic and psychotropic drug is supervised by.......?
Anonymous Quiz
16%
Narcotic analyst
22%
Narcotic consultative
59%
Narcotic commissioner
3%
Police commissioner
MCQ NO 1289 | PJ
Fine for consumption of morphine, cocaine, heroin substance ?
Fine for consumption of morphine, cocaine, heroin substance ?
Anonymous Quiz
44%
6 months imprisonment and 5000 rupees fine
26%
2 year imprisonment and 5 lakh fine
27%
1 year imprisonment and 20,000 rupees fine
3%
None
MCQ NO 1290 | PJ
A person collect narcotic crop in Village called.....?
A person collect narcotic crop in Village called.....?
Anonymous Quiz
17%
Commissioner
21%
Inspector
23%
Both
39%
Lambardar
MCQ NO 1291 | Pharmacology
Chloroquine is indicated in the following disorders except:
Chloroquine is indicated in the following disorders except:
Anonymous Quiz
23%
A. Rheumatic fever
27%
B. Discoid lupus erythematosus
28%
C. Photogenic skin reactions
21%
D. Lepra reaction
MCQ NO 1292 | Pharmacology
The following is true of mefloquine:
The following is true of mefloquine:
Anonymous Quiz
17%
A. P. falciparum does not develop resistance to mefloquine
20%
B. Concurrent use of Ξ² blockers with mefloquine is contraindicated
17%
C. Neuropsychiatric reactions are the most important adverse effects of mefloquine
46%
D. All of the above
MCQ NO 1293 | Pharmacology
The drug of choice for cerebral malaria due to P. falciparum is:
The drug of choice for cerebral malaria due to P. falciparum is:
Anonymous Quiz
24%
A. Quinine
23%
B. Mefloquine
26%
C. Chloroquine
26%
D. Pyrimethamine + Sulfadoxine
MCQ NO 1294 | Pharmacology
Clinical applications of quinine include the following except:
Clinical applications of quinine include the following except:
Anonymous Quiz
27%
A. Uncomplicated chloroquine resistant malaria
25%
B. Cerebral malaria
34%
C. To induce abortion
15%
D. Nocturnal leg cramps
MCQ NO 1295 | Pharmacology
Intravenous injection of quinine produces:
Intravenous injection of quinine produces:
Anonymous Quiz
33%
A. Rise in blood pressure
34%
B. Neuromuscular block
23%
C. Hyperglycaemia
10%
D. Hypoglycaemia
MCQ NO 1296 | GATE 2002
Volatile oil from Lemon peels contains d- limonine which is
Volatile oil from Lemon peels contains d- limonine which is
Anonymous Quiz
15%
(a) Phenyl propane derivative
25%
(b) Bicyclic Monoterpene derivative
46%
(c) Monocyclic Monoterpene derivative
14%
(d) Acyclic Sesquiterpene derivative
MCQ NO 1297 | GATE 2002
In case of Digitalis purpurea, the cardiac activity is maximum with
In case of Digitalis purpurea, the cardiac activity is maximum with
Anonymous Quiz
6%
(a) Odoroside-H
34%
(b) Digoxin
36%
(c) Digitoxin
25%
(d) Purpurea glycoside-A
MCQ NO 1298 | GATE 2002
Dragendorffβs reagent does not give positive test with
Dragendorffβs reagent does not give positive test with
Anonymous Quiz
24%
(a) Emetine
23%
(b) Morphine
43%
(c) Caffeine
10%
(d) Codeine
MCQ NO 1299 | GATE 2002
The instrument used to measure particle volume is
The instrument used to measure particle volume is
Anonymous Quiz
66%
(a) Coulter Counter
9%
(b) Microscope
14%
(c) Hempel Burette
12%
(d) Helium Densitometer
MCQ NO 1300 | GATE 2002
The purpose of seal coating in sugar coating process for tablets is
The purpose of seal coating in sugar coating process for tablets is
Anonymous Quiz
57%
(a) To prevent moisture penetration into the tablet core
29%
(b) To round the edges and build up the tablet weight
9%
(c) To impart the desired color to the tablet
5%
(d) To give lusture to the tablet
MCQ NO 1301 | Biochemistry
Which one of the following statements is incorrect?
Which one of the following statements is incorrect?
Anonymous Quiz
30%
Insulin promotes gluconeogenesis
25%
Insulin augments HMP shunt
25%
Insulin increases glycolysis
19%
Insulin increases glucose phosphorylation
MCQ NO 1302 | Biochemistry
Which of the following hormones are synthesized as prehormones?
Which of the following hormones are synthesized as prehormones?
Anonymous Quiz
26%
Growth hormone and insulin
28%
Insulin and parathyroid hormone
21%
Insulin and Glucagon
25%
Vasopressin and oxytocin