Pharmacology MCQ for GPAT or other COMPETITIVE exams -[PART-3]

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The principle of lodine induction therapy will

fall under which category (Most specific)

1- Irritation

2- Stimulation

3- Replacement

4- None of the above

Ans:-3

Basically, 'Females' are more susceptible to

urinary tract disease (UTI) it is due to

1- Gender factor

2- Social factor

3- Anatomical factors

4- Physiological factor

Ans:-3

If you are having a problem with gout, then

you should limit the intake of-

1- Protein

2- Fat

3- Vitamine E

4- Note required any limitation.

Ans:-1

The most common side effects of

Methotrexate is/are-

1- Nausea

2- Mucosal ulceration

3- Sweting

4-1&2

Ans:-3

Which of the following can be used as a

protective in the treatment of peptic ulcer.

1- Banana

2- Egg Albumin

3- Both1&2

4- Sodium bicarbonate

Ans:-3

Metabolism of dopamine in peripheral tissue

can be minimized by giving --------- along

with levodopa.

1- Carbidopa

2- Selegiline

3- Tolcapone

4- All of the above

Ans:-1

Student organ bath was first designed by-

1- Adman Killer in 1920

2- Rudolph Magnus in 1920

3- Rudolph Magnus in 1904

4- Adman Killer in 1930

Ans:-3

  

What will be the dose of general anaesthesia

for the patient who is addicted to alcohol as

compared to a normal patient-

1- Less .

2- Equal amount 

3- More amount

4- Not related to alcohol.

Ans:-3

Bulk purgative gives their action by-

1- Increasing water penetration

2- Increasing peristaltic movement

3- Irritation

4- By removing water

Ans:-1

Which of the following is anti-herpes virus

drug-

1- Acyclovir 

2- Vidarabine

3- Foscarnet

4- All of the above

Ans:-4

Common side effects of protease inhibitor as

‘antiviral'drug is/are-

1- Paresthesias

2- Diarrhoea

3- Alteration in glucose and lipid metabolism

4- All are the answers

Ans:-4

Which of the following drug is an example of

narrow spectrum activity

1- Isoniazid

2- Tetracycline

3- Chloramphenicol

4- Ampicillin

Ans:-1

When heart beats too slow or too fast, this

condition is termed as-

1- Bradycardia

2- Tachycardia

3- Arrhythmia

4- Both 1 and 2

Ans:-3

The uncommon pattern of episodic angina

that occurs at rest and is due to coronary

artery spasm is -

1- Unstable angina

2- Stable angina

3- Prinzmetal angina

4- Mixed angina

Ans:-3

 

Which of the following experimental animal

were used before introduction of"LALA test:

1- Rat

2-Rabbit

3-Pig

4- Gebril

Ans:-2

If you are knowing the undesirable effects of

the drug before its administration then it is

generally called as-

1- Side effect

2- Toxic effects

3- Tolerance effect

4- Orphan drug effect

Ans:-1

Nipah virus is an example of-

1- Fruit disease

2- Zoonotic disease

3- Bat disease

4-2and3

Ans:-2

The large dose of SSRIs may cause

1- Hyperthermia

2- Muscle rigidity

3- Sweting

4- All of the above

Ans:-4

The side effects of Beta-blocker in a male is-

1- Loss of libido

2- Erectile dysfunction

3- Both 1 and 2

4- Baldness

Ans:-3

Calcium channel blockers are exclusively used

to manage blood pressure in-

1- Asthmatic patients

2- Diabetic patients

3- Anginal patients

4- All of the above

Ans:-4

Baroreceptor acts by changing the activity of-

1- Heart rate

2- Sympathetic nervous system

3- Parasympathetic system

4- Vessels tone

Ans:-2

Acute Wolf Chaikoff effect is associated with

1- lodination of tyrosine

2- Mallfunctionon of thyroid hormone

3- Removal of part of the thyroid

4- None

Ans:-1

Acarbose is primarily metabolized by-

1- Liver

2- Intestinal bacteria

3- Kidney

4- Gastric acids

Ans:-2

Incretin effect' term is generally used in case

of-

1- Secretion of insulin

2- Secretion of gastric acid

3- Secretion of hormone

4- Formation of excessive urine

Ans:-1

Which of the following drug is used in the

treatment of metastatic breast cancer in the

postmenopausal woman?

1- Estradiol

2- Tamoxifen

 

3- Rifamycin 

4- All of the above

Ans:-2

"Omalizumab" is a

1- Recombinant DNA product

2- Synthetic (Chemical) product

3- Natural product

4- Semisynthetic product

Ans:-1

Sucralfate is a complex of-

1- Aluminium hydroxide and sulfated sucrose

2- Aluminium hydroxide and chlorine

3- Pottasium hydroxide and sulfated sucrose

4- Aluminium hydroxide and Potassium

hydroxide

Ans:-1

Diarrhoea in case of cholera is due to-

1- Metabolism of bacteria

2- Enterotoxin produced by bacteria

3- Inhibition of reflux by bacteria

4- All are the correct

Ans:-2

Which of the following mechanism of drug

absorption shows low structure-affinity?

1- Passive diffusion

2- Facilitated diffusion

3- Active Transport

4- None of the above

Ans:-1