Anti-platelet drugs include which of the following:
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23%
Nimodipine
31%
Ticlopidine
15%
Neostigmine
31%
Pirenzepine
Which of the following pairs of a drug and its adverse effect is INCORRECT
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0%
Captopril- Dry Cough
14%
Prazosin - Postural hypotension
86%
Spironolactone- Hypokalemia
0%
Glyceryl trinitrate-Headache
The following may increase digitalis toxicity EXCEPT
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0%
Furosemide
18%
Chlorothiazide
65%
Spironolactone
18%
Verapamil
Minoxidil is a potent arteriodilator acting by:
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6%
Blocking of calcium channels
6%
Blocking of potassium channels
82%
Opening of potassium channels
6%
Opening of chloride channels
Bradycardia digitalis toxicity is treatest by:
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6%
Carbachol
18%
Neostigmine
12%
Verapamel
65%
Atropine
Sodium nitroprusside intravenous Infusion is used in treatment of:
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0%
Hypotension
19%
-Angina pectoris
75%
Hypertensive emergencies
6%
Cardiac arrthymia
Digoxin is useful in treatment of
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6%
Hypertension
0%
Diabetes mellitus
0%
Angina pectoris
94%
Heart Failure
Which of the following is not a positive inotropic drug:
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24%
Dobutamine
35%
Verapamil
18%
Digoxin
24%
Amrinolone
β€1
Regarding the mechanism of action of antihypertensive drugs, the following is Wrong
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8%
Losartan blocke angiotensin AT-1 receptors
8%
Sodium nitroprusside releases nitic oxide
0%
Prazosin block a1 adrenoreceptor
85%
Clonidine block Γ adrenoreceptor
Digoxin produces alt of the following actions EXCEPT
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8%
Positive inpèropic affect
8%
Bradycardia
8%
Decrease A-V conduction
77%
Direct vasodilator effect
#Pathology_questions Part 2
25) Thrombosis due to hypercoagulability is seen in:
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6%
a) Severe trauma or burns
6%
b) Cardiac failure
33%
C) Women taking oral contraceptives
56%
d) All of the above
27) Venous emboli are most often lodged in:
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11%
a) Heart
6%
b) Kidneys
0%
c) Intestines
83%
d) Lungs
28) Both pale or red infarcts are seen in
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33%
a) Lung b) Kidney
22%
B)kidney
33%
c) Brain
11%
d) Spleen
29) White infarcts occur in:
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88%
(a) Kidney
6%
(b) Small intestine
6%
(c) Lung
0%
(d) Sigmoid colon
30) Each of the following pairs is correctly associated EXCEPT:
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0%
a) air embolism - deep sea diving
83%
b) tumour arterial embolism - pulmonary infarct.
11%
c) Fat embolism - fractures of long bones.
6%
d) Paradoxical embolism - atrial septal defect.
31) Which of the following statements accurately describes wet gangrene?
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13%
a) Can be caused by an infection and almost always produces gas
13%
b) Can be caused by an infection but typically doesn't produce gas
75%
c) Is usually the cause of gangrene in people with diabetes
0%
d) Can result in little to no damage to infected tissue(s)
32) What type of gangrene is likely to be caused by poor arterial circulation within an area of the body?
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6%
a) Gas gangrene
88%
b) Dry gangrene
6%
c) Wet gangrene
0%
d) viral gangrene
33) Which of following true about thrombophlebitis?
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0%
a) It is always septic
6%
b) It affects inflamed arteries
88%
c) It may lead to pyemia
6%
d) All of above
34) Which of the following types of infraction may be followed by gangrene?
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76%
a) Intestinal infraction
6%
b) Cerebral infraction
6%
c) Myocardial infarction
12%
d) Renal infraction.