Review of Pharmacology - 9E (2015)

Review of Pharmacology
26. Ans. (d) Selegiline (Ref: KDT 7/e p430)
27. Ans. (b) Amoxapine (Ref: KDT 7/e p460)
28. Ans. (d) Buspirone (Ref: KDT 7/e p404)
29. Ans. (b) Ketamine (Ref: KDT 7/e p384)
30. Ans. (d) Nalmefene (Ref: KDT 7/e p484)
31. Ans. (c) Nephrotoxicity (Ref: KDT 7/e p417)
32. Ans. (d) It is longer acting and causes milder withdrawal symptoms (Ref: KDT 7/e p476)
33. Ans. (b) Flumazenil (Ref: KDT 7/e p408)
34. Ans. (c) Methyl alcohol (Ref: KDT 7/e p395)
35. Ans. (c) Gabapentin (Ref: KDT 7/e p419)
36. Ans. (d) Left ventricular failure (Ref: KDT 7/e p471)
37. Ans. (a) Sertraline (Ref: KDT 7/e p464)
38. Ans. (a) Sodium valproate (Ref: CMDT 2014/ p937)
39. Ans. (c) Flumazenil (Ref: KDT 7/e p393-394)
Central Nervous System
40. Ans. (c) Bromocriptine (Ref: KDT 7/e p430)
41. Ans. (d) Fluphenazine (Ref: KDT 7/e p439)
42. Ans. (c) Pentazocine (Ref: KDT 7/e p481)
43. Ans. (b) Lorazepam (Ref: KDT 7/e p424)
44. Ans. (b) Valproate (Ref: CMDT 2014/ p938)
45. Ans. (c) Increase the release of neurotransmitters (Ref: KDT 7/e p419)
46. Ans. (d) Continue with Phenytoin and add Tab. Folic acid and during the last 2 weeks of pregnancy give oral Vitamin
K too (Ref: KDT 7/e p422)
47. Ans. (c) Lithium (Ref: KDT 7/e p450)
48. Ans. (b) Acute dystonia (Ref: KDT 7/e p444)
49. Ans. (b) Labile blood pressure (Ref: KDT 7/e p444)
50. Ans. (d) Dilated pupils (Ref: KDT 7/e p479)
51. Ans. (d) Phenobarbitone (Ref: KDT 7/e p412)
52. Ans. (c) Is secreted by pituitary (Ref: KDT 7/e p409)
53. Ans. (c) Promethazine (Ref: KDT 7/e p444)
54. Ans. (b) Benzodiazepines (Ref: KDT 7/e p398)
55. Ans. (d) Aldehyde dehydrogenase (Ref: KDT 7/e p394)
56. Ans. (b) Anti psychotics (Ref: KDT 7/e p436)
57. Ans. (d) Flumazenil (Ref: KDT 7/e p408)
58. Ans. (a) Lithium (Ref: KDT 7/e p450)
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59. Ans. (a) Formic acid (Ref: KDT 7/e p395)
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