Stimulation of B adrenergic receptor can lead to
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0%
Elevation in plasma renin
6%
Elevation of FFA in blood
0%
Elevation of blood glucose
0%
Elevation of blood lactate
94%
All of the above
Alpha 1 adrenergic receptors have the following features except :
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14%
Are Gq coupled
0%
Induce vc of blood vessels especially in skin and mucous membrane
14%
Cause contraction of urinary bladder sphincter
71%
Cause passive mydriasis
0%
Induce ejaculation of semen
Alpha 2 adrenoceptors are characterized by the following EXCEPT
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Having an inhibitory effect on sympathetic outflow
0%
Reduce IOP by decreasing aqueous humor formation
100%
Stimulation of noradreanalin release from adrenergic neurons
0%
Inhibition of renin release from juxtaglomerular cells .
Application of Dipivefrine (lipophilic alpha 1 agonist) to the eye can result in :
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A.Active mydriasis
0%
B.Passive mydriasis
23%
C.Decongistion of conjunctival blood vessels
0%
D.Miosis
69%
E.Both A and C
Application of beta antagonists to the eye can cause:
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33%
Miosis
0%
Cycloplegia
67%
Decrease in IOP
0%
Loss of light reflex
0%
Xerophthalmia
Systemic administration of phentolamine can lead to the following EXCEPT:
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8%
Hypotension
8%
Relaxation of urinary bladder sphincter and trigone
17%
Loss of sweat secretion from palm and sole
67%
Bronchodilatation
0%
Failure of ejaculation in males
Local application of adrenalin to normal eye causes:
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7%
Active mydriasis
21%
Passive mydriasis
0%
Miosis
71%
Decongestion in cases of conjunctival congestion
0%
Xerophthalmia
Metabolic actions of adrenaline include all the following EXCEPT:
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High plasma renin level
0%
High plasma FFA level
0%
Calirogenic action
93%
Hypoglycemia
7%
High plasma lactate level
Which is the true statement about Atropine?
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Is derived of plant origin
0%
Is a tertiary amine
0%
Is not absorbed from intact skin
0%
Is a non selective competitive muscarinic antagonist.
100%
All of the above
Pharmacological actions of atropine include the following EXCEPT
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Tachycardia
87%
Active mydriasis
0%
Antispasmodic
13%
Antiemetic
0%
Antiparkinsonian
Which of the following is not a CNS action of atropine?
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94%
Antiemetic in motion sickness
0%
RC stimulation
0%
CIC stimulation
6%
Inhibtion of tremors and rigidity in parkinsonism
Application of atropine as eye drops leads to
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Lacrimation
17%
Reduction of IOP
0%
Eyelid twitches
78%
Cyclopegia
6%
Miosis
Therapeutic use of atropine include the following EXCEPT
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Treatment of vagotonia in vasovagsl attack and carotid sinus syndrome
6%
Treatment of colics snd diarrhea
81%
Treatment of urine retention ( non obstructive)
0%
Fundus examination
13%
Treatment of hyperhydrosis
Which of the following is not a contraindication of atropine
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AV block
5%
Benign (senile ) hyperplasia
11%
Glaucoma
5%
Tachycardia
11%
Angina
Regarding the adverse effects of atropine , choose the wrong one
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10%
Xerostomia
0%
Xerophthalmia
86%
Diarrhea
5%
Urine retention
Scopolamine differs from atropine in that
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a.It does not cause tachycardia
0%
b.Absorbed from the skin
5%
c. Causes sedation , amnesia and hypnosis
0%
d.Ester of tropic acid and scopine base
53%
Only a ,c ,d
37%
All of the choices
Stimulation of B adrenergic receptor can lead to
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Elevation in plasma renin
0%
Elevation of FFA in blood
0%
Elevation of blood glucose
0%
Elevation of blood lactate
100%
All of the above
Therapeutic uses of amphetamine include
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Angina pectoris
0%
Hypertension
79%
ADHD
16%
bronchial asthma
5%
Anorexia
A 39-year-old man with a history of motion sickness. His physician
has prescribed a medication available in patch form to be placed
behind the ear prior to travel. Which of the following is the most appropriate pharmacotherapy for this patient?
has prescribed a medication available in patch form to be placed
behind the ear prior to travel. Which of the following is the most appropriate pharmacotherapy for this patient?
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5%
Atropine
0%
Propranolol
5%
Pilocarpine
91%
Scopolamine
Choose the wrong statement about ephedrine
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0%
An alkaloid drug derived from plant ephedra
0%
Is a non catecholamine
90%
Has a shot duration of action because it is rapidly metabolized by MOA
0%
it's rate of urinary excretion can be enhanced by acidification of urine by ascorbic acid
10%
It's action is of delayed onset and longer duration compared to adrenaline.
Alpha blockers can be used in treatment of
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5%
Edema
20%
Postural hypotension
0%
Bronchial asthma
75%
Peripheral vascular disease